spectrum. there s a lot of unknowns. from the e-mails it does indicate it s possible, saying possible, there could be at the at least some kind of official misconduct looked into. at the least being looked into. new jersey has a long history of some of leaders involved in official misconduct. that can lead to conspiracy. those are different charges involving the same activity. if a bunch of people were in on it, as the e-mails at first blush seem to indicate is a possible, clearly officials will want to look at that. on the criminal end, those are the i hate to say it, but the lighter end. a 91-year-old woman died because of an emergency. it s not tied to that yet but could be. we got a letter from the ems coordinator in fort lee to the
kind of story and again, the mayor referred to it in his interview with you, delayed ems responses that turn this story into a nightmare i m just looking at this letter myself for the first time. right. we don t know if this delay actually caused this woman to die, although there could be some lingering suspicion there. that s right. and that would certainly escalate the stakes involved. sure. in what may have been some political vendetta, but lives were potentially at stake. at stake. and you know, this ems coordinator said that there was gridlock through the entire center of town and that they had to ask a port authority police officer about what all the traffic was about. and this ems coordinator, paul savia, i m not sure if i m pronouncing it correctly, just detailed instances on september 9th and 10th when response time
gloria borger is here. you re learning, gloria, of some very disturbing information. we are, wolf. this is a story, i should say, that was just reported by the bergen record. it s a story about four known ems responses that were delayed during the times of the lane closures. these are emergency medical responses. these are emergency medical responses. we have obtained a letter that was written by the ems coordinator to the mayor that you just interviewed earlier in the show, the mayor of fort lee, new jersey. mark sokolich. in which this ems coordinator talks about these emergency responses that were delayed, four instances of those. one of which was for a 91-year-old woman who was who did die. we do not know, wolf, whether she died as a result of the delay or whether she would have expired anyway, but this is the
like this. and he was walking very calmly and just shooting and people running all around. and i just went to the back of the store. was it a tactical suit? looked like he was very well equipped. he was just shooting up i think it was that he was shooting up the cameras of the mall. snrz. again, so you hear from the eyewitness saying she believes he was shooting at the cameras in the mall and the ems coordinator saying that they don t have confirmed reports of that. the ems coordinator say they have confirmed one shot. but people have said they heard anywhere from four to eight shots. there is still a lot we don t know. i don t want to give out any false reports. a lot of eyewitness testimony is very unreliable and people in panic and when adrenaline starts
around here should they be concerned? i can t comment on that. i would say there is enough police presence in this area to make sure that people are safe. i wouldn t believe that should be an issue for people who live in the area, no. the one shot, do you know who or what the shooter was aiming at? no, i cannot comment on that, no. any bullet holes found? we have thousands of people inside this mall that we are trying to handle. that s our primary concern. once that happens we will take care of the rest of the investigation. that is mayor of paramus borough and the ems coordinator. now, the ems coordinator said they believe that the shooter is no longer inside the mall. that is contradicted by an official from bergen county said they believed as of 30 or 40