In a new piece of information about the horrific massacre that shocked the United States and the world a few days ago, US officials revealed that victims of the Texas school massacre called the emergency number 911 at least six times from a school classroom and appealed. To the police to intervene while about 20 policemen waited outside for nearly an hour and an hour before entering the classroom and killing the gunman.
“At least two children called 911 from the fourth grade after a gunman arrived, killing 19 children and two teachers,” said Col. Stephen Macro, Texas director of public security.
He added that the leader of the police group in the area, Bovaldi, believed that the killer had been dug inside and that the children were no longer in danger, and gave the police a chance to prepare.
He continued: Of course, now that I am silent, I see that it was not the right decision … it was the wrong decision.
In addition, videos released Thursday showed parents outside the school going mad and begging police to storm the building during the attack, to the point that some were forced to handcuff some of them.
Standard security protocols recommend that when dealing with an active school shooter, police should deal with him without delay, Macro confirmed Friday.
And last Tuesday, 18-year-old Salvador Ramos went to school after buying two AR-15 assault rifles and bragging about them on social media, at the same time pointing out that he would commit crimes before him. Students shot. He carried out the deadly attack, in which he was also killed after a clash with police.
Most children between the ages of 10 and 11 were killed in a fourth-grade classroom just days before the summer holidays began, one of the deadliest incidents in American school history since the 2012 Sandy Hook shooting.
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