[ inaudible ] the chief of police of the school district is the incident commander. it s his school. he is the chief of police. i m not going to discuss it s an ongoing criminal investigation. is that teacher being investigated? i m not going to get into that. [ inaudible ] the chief of police of the school district. he was convinced that again, i will go back and he was convinced at the time that there was no more threat to the children and the subject was barricaded and that they had time to organize with the proper equipment to go in.
body. two in room 112. six inside room 111. five were on the ground, there were 32 magazines outside the school. on school property one just outside the school building and 31 in the suspect s backpack that he did not take into the classrooms with him. there was 15 magazines at the crash site. there were two magazines in the suspect s residence for a total of 60 magazines. he purchased and had a total of 1,650 total rounds of ammunition. 315 of the rounds were inside the school. 142 of those were spent cartridges. 173 were live rounds. 922 were outside the school or on school property. 22 of them were spent cartridges. 900 were live rounds. 422 were at the crash site. 420 of them were live rounds. there s 35 spent law enforcement
uvalde. reporter: sir, who was the the chief of police of the school district is the incident commander. it s his school. he s the chief of police. okay? reporter: was he on the scene? i m not going to discuss there s an ongoing criminal investigation. reporter: is the again, i m not going to get into reporter: [ inaudible ] the chief of police of the school district. he was convinced, and again, i want to go back and say he was convinced at that time that there was no more threat to the children and that the subject was barricaded and they had time to organize with the proper equipment to go in. the subject already had hit
two in room 112. six in room 111. five were on the ground. one was in the rifle. 32 magazines outside the school. on school property. one just outside the building and 31 in the backpack that he did not take into the classrooms with him. 15 magazines at the crash site. two magazines in the residence for 60 magazines. he purchased and had a total of 1,657 total rounds of ammunition. 315 of those rounds were inside the school. 142 of those were spent cartridges. 173 were live rounds. 922 were outside of the school but on school property. 22 of those were spent cart ridges. 900 were live rounds. 422 were at the crash site. 22 were spent cartridges. there s 35 spent law enforcement cartridges total in the school. eight of those were in the
0 to get things done for us. i approve this message, and all these shoes too. good day, everyone. i m chris jansing in for andrea mitchell. questions and frustration are mounting. new details about what happened at robb elementary school are being uncovered three days after the town s tragedy. in the last 24 hours, we learned that much of what we were first told was not true. the shooter entered the school unobstructed. there was no school resource officer who engaged with the shooter. the doors were unlocked. for 12 minutes after crashing his vehicle, the gunman fired on civilians before entering. on thursday, kerry sanders asked why it took an hour. the majority of the gunfire was in the beginning. in the beginning. i say numerous, more than 25. it was a lot of gunfire in the beginning. during the negotiations, there wasn t much gunfire other than trying to keep the officers at bay. that could change depending once we analyze the video. right now, according to the information,