cleared. we only heard reports of two shots so far. if all of the students will hold tight, wait for the police commands, don t open the door unless you re sure it is the police, we could get through this without a whole lot of carnage. we see a caravan of school buses being lead to this high school being escorted by police there. we have seen roughly a half dodsen or so a few moments ago, but now we see even more school buses going there. presumably to get the kids out of that school. trying to reunite them with their families, but you see bus after bus. and jim but i also imagine that these cell phone that s are in
plan to run, hide, fight. implement the school s plan to go where you re supposed to, lock the doors, barricade, be quiet, go on social media, if you know where the shooter is, tell the police, call 911, text them, text the police, text your mom or dad if you know where the shooter is located. and don t open the door if someone says it s the police. you have to make sure it s the police. you would hear multiple people with multiple radios, and/or call 911 and verify that that s the police outside your classroom door, don t just open the door. report anything that s threatening, carrying weapons, you think they re planning something, and you can reduce these instances. guns, the chief laid out what the for instance process is going to be today. but, i mean, this case is a slam dunk. we could get the last lawyer out of law school an our ago when they would win this case. you know the guy s identity.
send it out on a message, a tweet, or a text message to your loved one or 911, do it. but if you re barricaded, stay quiet and don t open the door unless you re absolutely sure it is the to police. and i got to say, jim, that i find this silence kind of deafening in this sort of situation. sadly, i ve been there, been on air when the las vegas massacre happened, when san bernardino took place, when so many of these sad situations have taken place in this country in the hast f last few years. in many of those cases, if it is a positive ending, and there is not a number of injuries or casualties or whatever, you kind of start hearing early on that the shooter may have been taken down. you hear that fairly early on. the fact that this has gone on now perhaps more than an hour i find quite troubling. do you? well, that s true. sometimes it can be that way, especially, though, you re dealing also with kind of indoor
people have been living in this society. i.c.e. agents, what s interesting, interestingly, is one thing that is different, is the knocks were coming and they sound horrible, by the way. they re banging at your door at 5:00 in the morning. you re groggi ingy and not sure what s going on. most people, when they get to the door and see police, they open the door. it s not police. it s a violation of their due process. they re impersonating law officers. they re immigration agents. people know, don t open the door. even if they re saying they re raising their voice. no. i m not opening the door. and in the times, a teenage girl is having to say no to authorities at the door. thinking long-term, you have
we have to protect the sanctity of people who take refuge in churches. don t open the door unless they have a warrant. hence they arrest pizzaria deliverers and all sorts of uncanny things. this dialogue has deteriorated for calling something that was beautiful alleging it as chain migration and anchor babies and all the other terrible things. and in fact jeh johnson said this on cbs today in terms of clarification about raids, what should take place, what kinds of rights migrants should have and that doors should not be knocked down. this is what he said. it s important for people to know their rights in this circumstance. if someone from icro comes to someone s home, unless they have a warrant, that person is not required to admit them. they have a right to remain