The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office identified the student suspected of shooting two students and himself on Wednesday at Evergreen High School.

The suspect was identified as 16-year-old Desmond Holly, according to Jacki Kelley, a spokesperson for the office. She added that preliminary investigations have found that Holly was “radicalized by some extremist network.”

The Denver Gazette’s news partner, 9News, broke the story first.

Holly allegedly had a revolver and had to keep reloading, but how many shots fired is still unknown. He also traveled to school on a bus.

“This went on and on, and as he did that, he tried to find new targets,” Kelley said, adding that he came upon multiple roadblocks due to locked doors in the school.

The sheriff’s office did not detail what the extremist network is, but said more information should be released in the future.

Photos on social media show that the family gifted Desmond with a 3-D printer for Christmas, he made a “Q-Anon” type mask. It was displayed in a photo shared on social media by his mother, Morgan.  
 
Photos on social media also depicted family shooting trips. 

Evergreen locals and neighbors confirm the family had the means to lock up firearms and claim the family were amongst a “wealthy crowd,” social media posts show. 

Photos from Morgan Holly’s own social media account show that the family participated in a protest for International Women’s Day on March 8 where Desmond was also present.

Denver Gazette digital producer Emily Bejarano contributed to this report.