A police officer from the El Paso Independent School District fatally shot a man in his 50s at Franklin High School on the morning of August 22. The incident occurred on the outskirts of the campus around 6 a.m., leading to the cancellation of all classes at the high school for the day, although other schools in the district remained open. No students were involved in the shooting, and authorities confirmed there was no threat to the community. The body of the deceased was observed wrapped in a white sheet outside the school, which was marked as a crime scene with red tape. Investigations are being conducted by the El Paso Police Department and Texas Rangers, with assurances from officials that students were safe during the incident. Classes at Franklin High are expected to resume on Friday, following a lockdown that kept students secure.