Rotterdam shootings: 14-year-old girl among victims - BBC News
Dutch police have arrested a gunman who killed at least three people in twin shootings in the city of Rotterdam. They says the male attacker, 32, opened fire in a home before setting it alight, then stormed the city's Erasmus Medical Center on Thursday. He was a student at Erasmus University, which is affiliated with the hospital. A woman, 39, and her 14-year old daughter were killed in the first shooting. A male lecturer, 46, was shot dead at the hospital. Please subscribe here: http://bit.ly/1rbfUog #Rotterdam #BBCNews
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