Nashville police have found a disturbing collection of items in the home of a suspected school shooter, according to multiple reports. The items include a suicide note, weapons and ammunition, and journals referencing “school shootings.” The suspect, identified as Audrey Hale, was arrested after a shooting at Covenant School in Nashville that left one student dead and several others injured.

Police obtained a warrant to search Hale’s home, where they found the items. The suicide note has not been publicly released and its contents have not been disclosed. The weapons and ammunition could potentially be linked to the shooting at the school.

In addition to the suicide note and weapons, police also found yearbooks and journals referencing “school shootings” in Hale’s home. It is unclear at this time if Hale had any prior incidents or interactions with law enforcement regarding her intentions.

The shooting at Covenant School occurred on Thursday, causing panic and chaos among students and faculty. Police responded to the scene quickly and were able to apprehend Hale shortly after the shooting.

The investigation into the shooting and the items found in Hale’s home is ongoing. Police are urging anyone with information about the suspect or the shooting to come forward. The Nashville community is in shock and mourning over the loss of one of its young residents and the senseless act of violence that occurred at the school.