Four dead in Kansas after shooting at special-needs home

Four people are dead, including the gunman, after a shooting at a special-needs home in Topeka, Kansas on Sunday.

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Four men were pronounced dead at the scene while another male was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

The suspected gunman died from a self-inflicted gunshot, police Lieutenant Colleen Stuart told The Topeka Capital-Journal. Police had received a report of the incident via a call from the home.

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At least 12 police officers and detectives were at the scene of the shooting within minutes of receiving the call, according to WIBW News. Kansas Highway Patrol troopers were also called in to help take statements and to block off a portion of the road.

Both the shooter and all of the victims were linked with the home but Stuart did not reveal their specific associations.

Staff members and residents were taken out of the home as part of the investigation.

The victims were identified as 64-year-old Jesus Galvez, 29-year-old Larry Gueary, and 20-year-old Soren Galvez.

Joshua Gueary, 25, was identified as the gunman.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.