this is according to two senior law enforcement officials. authorities say that students were trapped inside the classroom with the gunman and repeatedly called 9-1-1 as local officers waited in the hallway for nearly an hour to take action. following days of confusion and misinformation, we are getting the clearest timeline yet. around 11:30 am, the shooter crashed his car. a 9-1-1 car was placed. shooting began outside of the school. within minutes, the scooter entered the school and fired off 100 rounds. by 12:03 pm, nearly 20 officers stood in a hallway outside of the classrooms. it was not until 12:50 that the classroom was reached using cues from the gender. by 12:58, the shooter was killed. some of the children who survived the massacre are describing what they saw, while desperately waiting for help to arrive. we were watching a movie. we heard banging. my teacher got up to see what it was was. she said, oh my god, he has a gun. when he started shooting we hid behin
man pd. he has never been involved in these cases or barricades or shoot outs like this. or any training that is extensive for atf and the fbi or big city police chiefs and police departments or state troopers. they operate in this world. it is a decision-making that is the problem. this chief probably did not have that. nevertheless, americans aren t already. our patrols are not ready for bridging. every chief sheriff of trooper or commander needs to fix this quick. the next one it is less than what we should ve had from virginia tech at the barricade and the lancaster school shooting where the guy barricaded doors to scare the children. those are lessons we should have learned. i talked about those four years. i cannot get anyone to pay attention. i knew we were going to get into this barricade of an active shooter. this is how it gets when that
in just a situation like this? they are, t.j. it s a great point. i mean, active shooter training really ramped up after columbine. it s been ongoing for the last, you know, ten, 12 years. newtown, even virginia tech put it on more accelerated footing. a lot of good lessons were learned there. we don t learn all the lessons. i think the lessons of virginia tech and the lancaster school shooting need to be taken into account as well by law enforcement because in those cases the shooters actually came and locked the doors with padlocks and, you know, 2 x 4s. first responding patrol officers have to factor that in as well that they may be facing a locked door locked by the shooter. not the case today. no indication of that. but we need to learn as these, you know, disgusting and horrific events unfold, we need to learn to change how law