WEB EXTRA: Compilation Of Videos and Radio Calls from Marjory Stoneman Douglas Shooting

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  • Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2018
  • Compilation of audio (911 calls, Police/BSO calls) and surveillance video including police body cam footage, seen Thursday by Marjory Stoneman Douglas Public Safety Commission and attendees.

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  • @coll4455
    @coll4455 Год назад +793

    God 4 years later and it still makes me angry knowing that the unarmed Athletic Director and football coach ran in directly into that school to encounter the suspect while a armed police officer just sat there so close to the building and did nothing. The 3rd floor kids and teacher where being slaughtered. 4 years later and 7 and 8 year olds are slaughtered and laid there for over and hour while what seemed like hundreds of officers just stood around doing nothing.

    • @jeremyoverstreet6534
      @jeremyoverstreet6534 Год назад +18

      Yeah it sad now a days it seems like there's all of these drills and precautions these officers have to follow instead of trying to immediately diffuse the situation with whatever means necessary, meanwhile the kids get slaughtered as these precautions are adhered to.

    • @randallperkins7944
      @randallperkins7944 Год назад +13

      It's not gotten any better :( especially Law enforcements part.. I just don't think Their lives are more important than these unarmed children's lives, to stand around and makeshift a riot shield that can uphold an AR.. Every life is important don't get me wrong, but their job is to protect ours! Those children have nothing but a door and glass that can be broken into, Just sickens me. Here 2 brave Campus Monitors go in and try to unarm the AR from cruz not having a single thing to protect them.

    • @somehaloguy9372
      @somehaloguy9372 Год назад

      @@hyrum_abiff4325 if there's a dude shooting up the school I don't think the cop's biggest focus is gonna be on making sure some random kid doesn't get his service pistol.

    • @yasskh4100
      @yasskh4100 Год назад

      ​@@hyrum_abiff4325 Are you f* ucking stupid or what the shooter was already slaughtering people with his AR 15 and had another gun and plenty of ammunition to kill half the school stop inventing retard excuses for this coward police officers

    • @carlmarks8170
      @carlmarks8170 Год назад +12

      The police motto needs to be changed from "serve & protect" to "save your own ass".
      These so-called "first responders" are not brave. They are cowards. We need better police.

  • @BorderCollieScout
    @BorderCollieScout 4 года назад +2903

    2 years later and it's still angers me that nobody entered the building until 5 minutes after he was gone... That hasn't been protocol for 20 years.

    • @sinenomine4540
      @sinenomine4540 3 года назад +104

      also, the shooter easily left the school grounds without any difficulty. Fucking incompetent pigs.

    • @michaeltrent2599
      @michaeltrent2599 3 года назад +305

      All of those green dots on the screen should have been moving TOWARD building 12 like the ghosts chasing Pac Man. You never see this. Instead grown, regularly trained men are all hiding from a kid with no training. Pathetic.

    • @Sarakate601
      @Sarakate601 2 года назад +108

      I mean.. granted the cops still got into the building 11 minutes after the first shots were fired. To get the call and get to the school, SWAT up and get into the building that’s pretty quick but.. Cruz did A LOT of damage in 6 minutes which seems like a life time given the circumstance but think that was all done in less than half the time of this video.
      The SCHOOLS cop or security.. idk which he was. MY school had legit cops with guns and everything in the halls all day.. HE shouldn’t have just hid. I get that no one WANTS to run towards someone with a gun but I mean.. that’s what he’s there for. So he’s the one I WOULD be mad at.
      What’s crazy TO ME is that this happened 10 years after I graduated High School. And my school.. by the time I was a Junior.. not only had picture ID’s that EVERY STUDENT had to scan in order to get into the building at ANY time of the day.. but they also had metal detectors anywhere students could enter. Even if you were late you still had to “tap in” and go through the detectors. If you forgot your ID they made you wait until everyone else had gone in and would then still identify you with the computer by your picture and birth date.. and search you. So.. the fact that in those 10 years so many school shootings happened.. just to leave this and MANY OTHER schools still EXTREMELY unprepared is ridiculous.

    • @georgebagnall614
      @georgebagnall614 2 года назад +30

      99%of that video he just fuckin vanishes like wtf where does he go after running down near them courts

    • @madisonjai
      @madisonjai 2 года назад +18

      @@sinenomine4540 and on top of tht he was running slow asf😑. they coulda caught him

  • @kaisewhuk-thomas2561
    @kaisewhuk-thomas2561 4 года назад +3601

    Imagine being the uber driver that drove him to the school

  • @jaimeelizabeth7373
    @jaimeelizabeth7373 4 года назад +2350

    the fact that armed officers did nothing while Chris Hixon and Aaron Feis ran to try and help, Peter wang held the door for dozens people, Meadow tried her best to protect Cara and Scott Beigel saved as many kids as he could (+ the other we don't know) makes me absolutely sick.

    • @benjaminmartinez8181
      @benjaminmartinez8181 2 года назад +1

      What dumbass parents would name their daughter meadow?

    • @svgstarlight
      @svgstarlight 2 года назад +90

      @@benjaminmartinez8181 we get it, you get no attention from your family and you have no friends so you choose to funnel your inner anger, depression, and insecurities into a bait comment on youtube to try and get the attention you lack. everyone can see right through you dude, get a job and be a useful member of society lol

    • @lakoyahenry5210
      @lakoyahenry5210 2 года назад +24

      @@benjaminmartinez8181 are you serious? out of EVERYTHING that was just stated, THIS is all you can make out of it? this world really is sad🤦🏾‍♀️

    • @benjaminmartinez8181
      @benjaminmartinez8181 2 года назад

      @@svgstarlight ever heard of a joke?

    • @benjaminmartinez8181
      @benjaminmartinez8181 2 года назад

      @@lakoyahenry5210 ever heard of a joke?

  • @Mike2Gud
    @Mike2Gud 2 года назад +457

    RIP Chris Hixon and Aaron Feis, the only faculty members that had the balls to enter the 1200 building and try to stop Nikolas Cruz

  • @jazmenewilliams8444
    @jazmenewilliams8444 3 года назад +2419

    I understand the police and security are scared too, but you literally chose this job. You should know the risks and be able to apprehend someone at all times. That’s why you have to stay ready for any and everything.

    • @katemiller3796
      @katemiller3796 2 года назад +10

      Totally. Like this is why you are paid… it is your job. Being scared isn’t an excuse because you are the person who should be the most prepared and willing to die to do your job

    • @peacepipe6695
      @peacepipe6695 2 года назад +1

      @@katemiller3796 These officers have their own lives too, are we to trade people's lives that weren't taken? The officers do not start the morning with a massive school shooting. We could say a myriad of things that could've happened to prevent this. None of it changes the fact a psycho walked into a school. Active Self Protection RUclips Channel demonstrates why armed good, moral, sober, people need to ready for these people who want to murder the innocent.

    • @bc1173
      @bc1173 2 года назад +42

      that is the swat teams job, not a regular constable. the word literally is redundant in your comment btw

    • @VishusVenom
      @VishusVenom 2 года назад

      They aren’t scared clown. They’re smart. And you’re dumb.

    • @bynder1967
      @bynder1967 2 года назад +77

      Swat is mostly used for hostage rescues. Their were more than enough cops to make a fire team. Only three cops went straight in the building when they arrived at the San Bernardino shooting they didn’t just stand like a quarter of a mile away from the building and most of them had long guns with them the cops in San Bernardino has pistols

  • @Kiatakesouls.
    @Kiatakesouls. 5 лет назад +2576

    This could of been prevented in so many ways this makes me sad 🙁

    • @trinetyruditis2703
      @trinetyruditis2703 4 года назад +89

      yeah the first guy that saw cruz could've called 911 when he was running, he did see the gun. maybe he was in on it. thats why he didnt get shot???

    • @mvkq9012
      @mvkq9012 4 года назад +33

      9/11 could have also been prevented in so many ways 😢😢

    • @elliehd7
      @elliehd7 4 года назад +154

      trinety ruditis I don’t think he was in on it. Maybe he was friends with him or knew him personally. just because he didn’t shoot him doesn’t mean he was in on it what.

    • @Storm-jj6nq
      @Storm-jj6nq 4 года назад +97

      I understand the first boy who saw Cruz was probably scared shitless. I can’t imagine what would go through my head if I saw my friend pull out a gun that damn size. But what I do know, is on instinct, the second my friend went to load his magazine, I would’ve thrown myself on him. Started screaming, trying to toss the gun aside. I can’t guarantee that’s what I would’ve done, but I think the second I noticed him preparing the magazine (like I thought I saw in that clip) I would’ve jumped on him. It’s crazy what the boy might live through thinking about what could’ve been if he’d tried to stop him, but the fact of the matter is it’s most likely he could’ve taken down Cruz and saved many

    • @axxne6068
      @axxne6068 4 года назад +148

      @@Storm-jj6nq Its easier to say you would of done that though. You only get ONE chance, and if you get shot its over. Theres no scientifc proof that you ever will live again, or go anywhere better. You could very well as of now just literally be nothing at all. While the others die, you can live. I would save myself.

  • @louisdickson2258
    @louisdickson2258 4 года назад +841

    10 minutes. It took them ten whole minutes to get inside the building he wasn’t even in anymore. GOD THIS IS SO FRUSTRATING

    • @Terencetog
      @Terencetog 3 года назад +26

      How would they know he wasn't inside the building anymore? For all they know he built a fortified position to ambush them from. Hindsight is 20/20.

    • @satuhlight9945
      @satuhlight9945 3 года назад +10

      @@Terencetog the cameras were on 20 minute delays, they saw him in the building and went to intervene but since the cameras were delayed he was already gone

    • @thejaster4733
      @thejaster4733 2 года назад +4

      What if he would mined a building? Great example is shoutout in Las Vegas, where shooter prepared cameras on corridors to know when police will approach his room.

    • @VishusVenom
      @VishusVenom 2 года назад

      Clown

    • @phoenixELLEX
      @phoenixELLEX 2 года назад

      @@thejaster4733 i never forget that story

  • @babygirl3989
    @babygirl3989 4 года назад +1775

    all the teachers/officers : HES IN THE 1200 BUILDING
    also the teachers/officers: staying as far away from the 1200 building as they can get.

    • @floridaturtleark4914
      @floridaturtleark4914 4 года назад +151

      Chris alerted hixon and three teachers died hero’s while the rest left

    • @vmandoesit3730
      @vmandoesit3730 4 года назад +27

      Ok so fucking what.

    • @Sam-cw3rd
      @Sam-cw3rd 4 года назад +260

      It sucks how American teacher’s jobs are to not only teach but expect to sacrifice their own life. I understand those that did are heroes and they are great people, but it is a choice not an expectation of teachers

    • @vmandoesit3730
      @vmandoesit3730 4 года назад +13

      @@Sam-cw3rd This shit happens in other countries too.

    • @NoLgg
      @NoLgg 4 года назад +5

      V. V Russian bot

  • @MrDogeBrotherYT8291
    @MrDogeBrotherYT8291 5 лет назад +1611

    The officers made no attempt into going in building 12 and stopping Cruz

    • @rotflmfaoemoji9950
      @rotflmfaoemoji9950 5 лет назад +45

      AND WHY would they? when theyd just gotten those yummy subways dripping with mustard and mayo. this INCIDENT was cutting into their snack time. and theyre going to eat and drink sweet tea until they've finished. its their right. and besides...……..subway doesn't replace half-eaten sandwiches.

    • @dontyoudaresubscribeme9698
      @dontyoudaresubscribeme9698 5 лет назад +22

      Kelvin u should
      17 of them were killed and u don’t care about this???

    • @georgelinton5432
      @georgelinton5432 5 лет назад +13

      @@kelvin31272 They were told by Deputy Peterson who was out side Bldg. #12, 1:50 after Cruz had first opened fire to stay 500' from the #1200 building as he, Peterson retreated and hid behind a concrete column by building #7 for the 12 minutes. The neighboring police agency Coral Springs, their officers showed up and went into the building while Peterson still hid by building #7.

    • @rotflmfaoemoji9950
      @rotflmfaoemoji9950 4 года назад +4

      if I had DOLLAR FOR EVERY EXCUSE people come up with id be living in style on Nassau island sipping pina coladas

    • @freespy8260
      @freespy8260 4 года назад +18

      @@rotflmfaoemoji9950 Are you fucking dumb!? They don't know who the shooter is! They got 2 911 calls explaining shots fired, and campus security confirmed reports to dispatch. This isn't a fucking roleplay. Lives are at stake!

  • @beautifulgudrun8802
    @beautifulgudrun8802 4 года назад +677

    3 minutes and 18 seconds is what it took for a code red to be called.
    over half of the shooting had already happened, and 9 students and 2 teachers (i think) had died.
    by the time someone said "yeah, there's a shooting" 11 people where dead, and even more injured.

    • @rhianna278
      @rhianna278 4 года назад +4

      Beautiful Gudrun when was the fire alarm pulled?

    • @beautifulgudrun8802
      @beautifulgudrun8802 4 года назад +16

      @@rhianna278 the fire alarm wasn't pulled, the smoke from the gunfire set it off. it went off almost exactly a minute after the first shots where fired. so two minutes and 18 seconds before the code red was announced. however, most people in building 12 had realised there was a shooting, and had gone back inside their classrooms, or where attempting to. it was only really kids on the third floor of the 1200 building that where still outside their classrooms and in danger.
      ruclips.net/video/Laizg39LsuQ/видео.html

    • @whitestarline6673
      @whitestarline6673 2 года назад +5

      Well now in modern day schools there is now something called a police alarm that is basically a fire pull alarm but it's a police version so that without wasting time to call them this new switch can get them to understand that they need to get there imedetly Wich makes them come x2 faster

    • @richardjones3792
      @richardjones3792 Год назад

      That's decent

    • @ronswansonsdog2833
      @ronswansonsdog2833 Год назад +7

      Yes, the code came late, but get real. The AR 15 exists solely for killing the most humans in the least amount of time. 3 minutes with a handgun or rifle is a very different situation.

  • @sarahnagachika_yt6475
    @sarahnagachika_yt6475 5 лет назад +662

    When ever she stopped talking my heart stopped

    • @randomguy1964
      @randomguy1964 4 года назад +29

      Sinwolf 2323 did she get killed is that why if so that’s fucking sad

    • @CHR3S_1
      @CHR3S_1 3 года назад +49

      @@randomguy1964 Sounds like she got shot and then the call was turned off.

    • @power5650
      @power5650 3 года назад +4

      @@randomguy1964 No, the only adult victims were male.

    • @randomguy1964
      @randomguy1964 3 года назад +53

      @@power5650 the person was a student

    • @bigpapatoast-3160
      @bigpapatoast-3160 3 года назад +3

      Yea she was a student and she got shit and died

  • @KN-ko8ez
    @KN-ko8ez 3 года назад +675

    As much as I hate to say it, the writing was all over the wall with this one. This criminal had a well-documented history of abnormal behavior and had threatened to commit a heinous crime like this on several social media outlets. The Broward County sheriff was at this criminal’s house 46(!) times in the span of a few years for complaints. Not only that, but law enforcement refused to enter the 1200 and 1300 buildings to confront the shooter. The MSD had several disciplinary records referring to his misconduct and tried to cover it all up with legal action. These two groups are just as complicit in this crime as the shooter himself and should be charged accordingly. Absolutely abhorrent conduct.

    • @peacepipe6695
      @peacepipe6695 2 года назад +1

      absolute bullshit

    • @earbear2125
      @earbear2125 2 года назад +51

      law enforcement's refusal to enter the school was similar to the Uvalde school shooting as well it makes me so upset

    • @islanderbyrd1881
      @islanderbyrd1881 Год назад +12

      They are supposed to protect young children (and of course our teachers). The kids can't protect themselves. The perpetrator found it easy to enter the building and break the classroom door down (glass) not bulletproof. WE have to protect our students. Better doors, better communications, better everything.

    • @watema3381
      @watema3381 Год назад

      What's funny but sad is that the FBI had a tip-off about Cruz and the crime he would later go on to commit yet they refused to act upon it and put Cruz in preventative incarceration. United States law "enforcement" is a joke

    • @walmars3curity
      @walmars3curity Год назад +3

      @@islanderbyrd1881 Well it shouldn't have to come to this anyways. Most schools in this country aren't built to withstand a gunfight. Many are the same way they were built 50+ years ago.

  • @ERGSEG
    @ERGSEG 2 года назад +368

    I’m watching this after the Uvalde shooting and wow, I didn’t realize Parkland had a similar situation. The cops took their time to enter the building and because of that, kids died.

    • @Meimei-os2nk
      @Meimei-os2nk 2 года назад +8

      There’s unfortunately so many stories like this dig deeper smh this will happen again and again! Remove kids from schools especially in the US

    • @Joshua-cs6gj
      @Joshua-cs6gj 2 года назад

      Bro, it’s a guy with an AR-15, you just don’t rush in and get light up. Long range precision weapon you idiot.

    • @katemichelle
      @katemichelle Год назад +38

      At least this one was 10 min after shooting (with 5 min response time on average), Uvalde was like an hour I think

    • @Meimei-os2nk
      @Meimei-os2nk Год назад +15

      @@katemichelle yes it was an hour smh disgusting

    • @maeveodonnell9959
      @maeveodonnell9959 Год назад +10

      if they run in unprepared, it's just another life taken with no advancement of apprehension...

  • @supyoutube2238
    @supyoutube2238 4 года назад +369

    Bruh imagine being the kid that was let go when he encountered the shooter, the first person he saw was Aaron Feis, who would later be shot and killed

    • @s.ourstiles
      @s.ourstiles 4 года назад +133

      V. V the kid was probably terrified. he probably didn’t know what to do, and probably didn’t want to die. don’t be an asshole and blame it on some unarmed high school teenager. blame it on the people with guns who stood around waiting for the guy to come out while kids were being murdered.

    • @kelvin31272
      @kelvin31272 4 года назад +53

      V.V Dude, you posted this exact same comment on another person. Anyway, Cruz was *armed*. ARMED. He had a big gun with bullets and was bigger than the kid (don't forget he had already graduated ages ago) He was probably scared out of his mind and ran as fast as he could away. Had he not decided to go into that stairwell at that very moment, he would have been dead. Had he tried to disarm Cruz, probably dead. Not a risk worth taking when the consequences could be you are nothing and not a hero and more people could be killed because you tried to disarm him.

    • @Clutched392
      @Clutched392 4 года назад +84

      V. V it’s not Chris’s responsibility to sacrifice himself. He didn’t know what was going on, he was in shock. He ran and got help. He is a hero

    • @TheChaz747
      @TheChaz747 3 года назад +19

      V. V you wouldn’t have done a fucking thing. Stupid ass speculation

    • @botdog370
      @botdog370 3 года назад +13

      @V. V youre a legit dumbass. you wouldnt do shit, acting tough on the internet foh.

  • @tarvitsenapua
    @tarvitsenapua 2 года назад +320

    God bless those coaches and students who took action. May we all have the same courage in the face of a terrifying, unexpected tragedy like this.

    • @nighthealerrn1695
      @nighthealerrn1695 Год назад

      Why did it take so long to enter the building? They did even set up a proper perimeter. Had they set a perimeter they would have seen him leave the building. Why didn’t someone see him on camera?

    • @justincace5517
      @justincace5517 Год назад

      @@nighthealerrn1695 Consider signing up at the local police or Sherriff or State police department. Almost every department in the nation is hurting for qualified officers. Because you're an RN you're so close to a god already why not make it official.

  • @davidisaokay6444
    @davidisaokay6444 5 лет назад +303

    No Cruz doesn’t tell that to Chris. Cruz tells him “you better get out of here kid because things are about to get messy”

    • @trinetyruditis2703
      @trinetyruditis2703 4 года назад +17

      that kid could've called police saying there is a school shooting while running.

    • @ariellesprinkle861
      @ariellesprinkle861 4 года назад +244

      trinety ruditis a-are you blaming a CHILD who was running for his life? & he was the one who told Aaron Feist what was happening, sending Aaron to go help. Everything happened so fast. How DARE you blame a fucking child.

    • @gabrielaordonez2539
      @gabrielaordonez2539 3 года назад +44

      @@trinetyruditis2703 dude, when ur running for ur life because someone has a gun and is trying to kill everyone, you wouldnt be thinking about that

    • @MyAura
      @MyAura 3 года назад +18

      @@trinetyruditis2703 WTF? If you are running for your life, do you think you have time to actually dial and talk on the phone? Distance matters

    • @aashnipahwa8354
      @aashnipahwa8354 3 года назад +31

      Trinity Ruditis Chris is lucky enough that Cruz didn't started to achieve his Target by sacrificing his life. Chris did the best what he can at the span of time. He was a kid. A lot of full grown adults will do the same. Put themselves into a save spot and then call for a police.
      Don't be rude.

  • @vib3withixri491
    @vib3withixri491 4 года назад +144

    My question is why didn’t the principal announce a code red???

  • @sosoofficer6671
    @sosoofficer6671 Год назад +307

    what the hell is wrong with these officers, to have the nerve to say "don't go near the 12 and 1300 buildings" when there is an active shooter in and close to those buildings is absolutely disgusting. these officers didn't enter the buildings until WAY after the shooter was gone and finished with his killing spree. this is only a reflection of the fucked up and corrupt police systems we currently have and have had in past years.

    • @michaellatham4890
      @michaellatham4890 Год назад

      When seconds count, the police are only minutes away and too fat to put on their vests.

    • @MatchaTea694
      @MatchaTea694 Год назад +11

      Someone not running in blind to a mass shooting defines a corrupt police district for you? What in the world?!

    • @bushDid911
      @bushDid911 Год назад +44

      @@MatchaTea694 it is standard protocol for on campus officers to respond immediately to an active shooter threat in order to prevent more potential casualties from happening. Everyone knows this, especially the officers that are sworn in to protect and to serve. Peterson wouldn’t have been “running in blind”, he would have been performing his duties. But instead he chose to be a pathetic coward and more innocent teenagers were killed as a result.

    • @brianna9778
      @brianna9778 Год назад +23

      @@MatchaTea694 Their job is to protect and serve. They did neither of those. They could have saved children from being murdered.

    • @MatchaTea694
      @MatchaTea694 Год назад

      @@bushDid911 not that I think you’re talking out of your ass but I highly doubt protocol calls for an employee to run towards an active shooter situation. Would you put a hyperlink to the protocols for this campus protocol, I know you’re not insinuating every campus has the same rules and protocols, are you?
      Protect and serve does equate run in without a strategy and get killed.

  • @brookemarlow8775
    @brookemarlow8775 5 лет назад +678

    watching this makes me so disappointed in the way america’s law enforcement works. we had children and the men and women who educate them who were helpless stuck inside that hell hole. the men and women who were not helpless and had the materials needed to save lives, stood outside and waited for him to come out. no way in god earth should that ever be allowed to happen again. it shouldn’t have even been allowed to happen in the first place.

    • @doggo2023
      @doggo2023 5 лет назад +13

      I know right during the call the police said stay 500 feet away 500 FEET no wonder why kids died the cops were to scared

    • @Football5198
      @Football5198 4 года назад +4

      So you are including all of law enforcement across the country in your statement? Sort of like the way racists think.

    • @mengmeiqi6965
      @mengmeiqi6965 4 года назад +9

      Football5198 she’s not saying that all the people are bad she’s saying the system is bad

    • @LS-qt9bo
      @LS-qt9bo 4 года назад +1

      @@mengmeiqi6965 no, he's saying all people in the system are bad

    • @alexizme4295
      @alexizme4295 4 года назад

      Are you dumb or something? They can’t just go and stop them they have to setup officers for the children getting outside and setting up perimeters they can just go in.

  • @Lauren-vw9vj
    @Lauren-vw9vj 4 года назад +310

    is no one gonna talk about heinrich. helping a student that was injured get away i mean there are so many other things to comment but i mean i like that he helped instead of running

    • @JSkyGemini
      @JSkyGemini 2 года назад +11

      He was the only one I saw on that map who was running towards the sound of the shots, not running the other way and creeping around like the rest of them. Like they were hoping the shooter wouldn't find them too.
      This shit is nuts, I don't get it. I never will.

  • @JeweLinHisHans
    @JeweLinHisHans 5 лет назад +234

    Compared to waiting 3+ hours to go in like they did in Columbine getting in there in 10 minutes was better but it was already over. Still not fast enough.

    • @MariAdkins
      @MariAdkins 4 года назад +8

      there was no precedent for any of this (especially this large) before columbine. columbine was a total clusterfuck all the way around.

    • @Hoorayjay_
      @Hoorayjay_ 3 года назад +3

      @@fu2201 Meanwhile cops in CT got inside sandy hook I think within 4 minutes or so.

  • @166Rich
    @166Rich 4 года назад +117

    This is one of the best dispatchers i have heard! perfectly co-ordinating the scene and broadcasting all emergency traffic

  • @thomasandj1971
    @thomasandj1971 5 лет назад +238

    No Mention of Officer Medina continually backing away he disappears a few times? WTF?

    • @juicyxll8990
      @juicyxll8990 4 года назад +2

      V. V your balls haven’t even dropped stop talking

    • @cavemanlovesmoke4394
      @cavemanlovesmoke4394 4 года назад +1

      @V. V like u would do anything more

    • @TEMPLE7D
      @TEMPLE7D 3 года назад +8

      Look at Peterson. He stood in the same spot the whole time

    • @KrazyMCGaming
      @KrazyMCGaming 3 года назад +20

      he was fired and arrested for not doing anything

    • @lakoyahenry5210
      @lakoyahenry5210 2 года назад +4

      @@KrazyMCGaming not only for that but also for assaulting a few student, including one of the victims named Meadow.

  • @mckaylaaelisee
    @mckaylaaelisee 5 лет назад +234

    And it’s not like they even spent time setting up a legit perimeter to stop him either. He still got away! Like how bad could this have been handled.

    • @beautifulgudrun8802
      @beautifulgudrun8802 5 лет назад +29

      it was handled badly, yeah, but mainly by the school security. (taking three minutes to call a code red?? wtf?) the police acted quite quickly, all things considered. they didn't have much information, no count on number of shooters, no idea if he had hostages, no idea if there where bombs. they knew nothing, but acted surprisingly quickly. it's the school security guards that did everything EXCEPT help those kids. i get being in a shooter situation is scary, but if you're a school-based police officer, you should be ready and willing to lay down your life for those kids.

    • @mif4731
      @mif4731 2 года назад +4

      Yeah, so now, tell me how you would have done that better.

    • @Camibug
      @Camibug 2 года назад +1

      @@beautifulgudrun8802 All officers should be expected to do that when at a school shooting, not just the school officers. Look how many officers there were! Stop making excuses.
      If the unarmed teachers were brave enough to try to help, it’s sad that the police didn’t have that same courage.

    • @charlesneely
      @charlesneely 2 года назад

      @@Camibug I don't like the idea that the sheriff was removed from his position he's an elected official he don't answer to the governor and Governor run this sentence overstepped his bound by having the sheriff removed from office and office that elected by the people pressure was put on the sheriff to resign but he refused as he should I don't like cops but what I don't like was an overuse of governmental authority the parents were screaming for him to resign he said he had nothing to resign for what a governor didn't like that s*** and use governors authority in the State of Florida to remove him so I don't know what the hell's going on with Florida law but you can't do that you can't remove an elected official because you don't like him. Or her you didn't like that person the office of share is not an appointed position it's an elected position and for some reason you're unable to do your duty then you can resign so evidently there must be something in Florida law that says in elected official can be removed. I myself was shot but I'm sorry but I don't like that kind of s*** I don't like that overuse overreach abuse of authority.

    • @VishusVenom
      @VishusVenom 2 года назад

      What did you captain hindsight clown?

  • @Stephshouse23
    @Stephshouse23 4 года назад +75

    Literally the only one that did shit in the first 10 minutes was Heinrech, off duty, unarmed, unprotected.

  • @elizabethanntarter
    @elizabethanntarter 4 года назад +573

    Why are armed officials never doing their job when the time comes?! This happened at columbine years earlier. Screw the orders, get inside and stop the attacker.

    • @m4stro118
      @m4stro118 4 года назад +56

      If you are so heroic why don’t you become an officer and show us what you got?

    • @randomguy1964
      @randomguy1964 4 года назад +19

      U gotta understand columbine was the first major school shooting in America

    • @val-di3bv
      @val-di3bv 4 года назад +6

      You want more people to die? We already had 17 but you want 20+ people to lose their lives because you want them to “screw the orders”? You go to college and become a police officer. You work as a dispatch officer. You go into school shootings without orders and get killed. That’s on you.

    • @spartanwarmc3288
      @spartanwarmc3288 4 года назад +5

      The best way to fix this and make that possible is to arm the teachers. I’m sure some of the teachers wished they had a gun they could shoot back with.

    • @alfredoangel2359
      @alfredoangel2359 4 года назад +4

      It’s a good thing you’re not in charge of any police or officers, you’d get a lot more people killed.

  • @felicity_rose3466
    @felicity_rose3466 2 года назад +63

    Just sitting here thinking about all the kids bleeding out on the cold floor of their school surrounding by screams from their class mates in the 1200 building while police seem to have not moved from their spots, and no one has entered yet… thinking about how many kids could’ve been saved if they entered sooner and had help

  • @tdproductions343
    @tdproductions343 3 года назад +177

    Ah man. So many innocent kids died on that day. Imagine all the pain and torture their friends and family had to go through after that. May they rest in peace where they don't have to worry about things like this anymore.

    • @shmookydooky
      @shmookydooky 2 года назад

      They wouldn’t have died if the Law Enforcement weren’t being so stupid.

    • @simster1001
      @simster1001 Год назад

      Even their parents dont miss the kids. If they really do, they will do something about this perp. But they wont.

    • @faust4571
      @faust4571 Год назад

      @@simster1001 Troglodyte

    • @somehaloguy9372
      @somehaloguy9372 Год назад

      @@simster1001 in case you were unaware its sorta illegal to physically assault someone in a court room especially when the person you're assaulting is the perp

    • @simster1001
      @simster1001 Год назад

      @@somehaloguy9372 The system does not, I repeat it does not work. The only way is to take the law in your own hands and do it effectively and brutally. NOTHING ELSE will prevent will these from happening. Keep doing these and these will stop but now only everything is just escalating. Wait and see, there will be a revolution in US just like in France many years ago and simply people will call it a civil war and at least a million will die. Mark my works in a calendar or in your diary. I am never wrong.

  • @Luv_brd
    @Luv_brd 2 года назад +41

    To anyone else who suffers anxiety like me, I'm watching this as a mental health exercise from my therapist, want to join me? So the idea is watch something that I know will give me anxiety and then next I switch it up and watch/do things that make me feel happy and see how quickly I can pull myself back out of this anxiety state! The idea is you do this until you become more in control of your emotions again! It's been actually been helping me so far! I wish this kid had effective therapy to prevent this horrible event and I hope the survivors have good therapy teams too. You're never alone! Don't give up on love 💕

    • @ITI-xi5zx
      @ITI-xi5zx 2 года назад +3

      interesting idea ! hope you can overcome this

    • @reese___9041
      @reese___9041 Год назад

      Very interesting idea. I'll talk to my psychologist about this. How has it worked for you so far?

    • @Dtharrr
      @Dtharrr Год назад

      i didn’t realize i’ve been doing this without thinking about it…i do have some anxiety and ptsd related to my trauma i think this’ll help thanks for the info

    • @mariahmedina1680
      @mariahmedina1680 Год назад +6

      Maybe you should rethink this comment because for these people it was not a drill or exercise. Kind of poor taste to leave that comment on this video if you ask me.

  • @josephdepina6191
    @josephdepina6191 5 лет назад +181

    Wow.. if this is true account . Then Peterson failed and should expect held accountable

    • @Mackenzie_makeup_lovessinging2
      @Mackenzie_makeup_lovessinging2 4 года назад +20

      He was fired for not doing his job

    • @elizabethgraunstadt
      @elizabethgraunstadt 2 года назад +1

      The fact that other officers were arriving and the dumbass still stood by the 800 building pretty much the whole time even afterward makes me fuming.

  • @kaylajames6049
    @kaylajames6049 5 лет назад +83

    they were like, victim with gunshot in the right leg. and I was just thinking, your about to have MANY victims, while crying

  • @tmoni7839
    @tmoni7839 5 лет назад +255

    Wow. While they are busy setting up parameters and bullshit those kids died in seconds... Seconds!!!! 😡😡😡😡 everyone should be reprimanded and sued for this mishandling of this situation. I could imagine these kids and teachers terrified out of their minds. 😡😡😡😡

    • @minty4564
      @minty4564 5 лет назад +25

      This has to be ironic. They can't just run in there and expect not to get shot when they have no clue where Cruz is.

    • @DaftPunkSkittle
      @DaftPunkSkittle 5 лет назад +8

      Setting up "parameters" and Cruz was still able to run away from them. All these adults need to be executed

    • @minty4564
      @minty4564 5 лет назад +11

      @@DaftPunkSkittle Right..

    • @DanksterPaws
      @DanksterPaws 5 лет назад +14

      Minty Setting up “Perimeters” dunno why everyone misspelled them
      Was common practice before Columbine
      After that
      New training practices now advises them to rush and immobilise the shooter

    • @minty4564
      @minty4564 5 лет назад +3

      @@DanksterPaws Guess that makes sense

  • @tedgrowney8981
    @tedgrowney8981 3 года назад +106

    Man, they were everywhere but where they should have been. They could drive the hell out of those golf carts though

    • @ronnoc2022
      @ronnoc2022 3 года назад +3

      Yeah man, some of them i knew. I remember the day this happened.

  • @helloworld-sl2lw
    @helloworld-sl2lw 4 года назад +62

    Took him 6 minutes to kill 17 and injure many others, a bit less than half of the duration of this video.

  • @Dani-ICU-RN
    @Dani-ICU-RN Год назад +28

    4 years 6 months..still in court. RIDICULOUS.
    South FL has never been the same. WE miss you all .

  • @loomsy7626
    @loomsy7626 5 лет назад +48

    Damm, it’s scary seeing those walking down the halls without noticing the shots fired in Building 1200...

  • @mattthompson8487
    @mattthompson8487 Год назад +58

    The fact that it only took 6 minutes for everything to happen is crazy. Stuff like this happens too quickly for someone to intervene and save lives sadly.

    • @applexo7597
      @applexo7597 Год назад +7

      Your right. 6 min May seem like a life time to the victims but yet 6 mins so quick…if hearing the shots it would prob take me 10 min to realize what the sounds were…

    • @mattthompson8487
      @mattthompson8487 Год назад +5

      @@applexo7597 yea and I’d say the on-campus security and cops formed a team to go in in a good amount of time. But the time it took them to team up and engage the building wasn’t quick enough for Cruz. Not like uvalde when they took over an hour. Those guys got in the building within 10 minites

  • @daniellelightfoot8394
    @daniellelightfoot8394 Год назад +49

    Crazy how fast everything happens. Now imagine being these young kids who have to react to such a stressful and scary situation in a place that is supposed to be safe.

  • @rainmanxqupe8442
    @rainmanxqupe8442 5 лет назад +103

    I bet those cops aren't afraid to shoot deer

    • @TheoneandonlyEETFUK
      @TheoneandonlyEETFUK 5 лет назад +3

      RAINMAN XQUPE no, I bet they ARE

    • @beautifulgudrun8802
      @beautifulgudrun8802 4 года назад +7

      shooting a deer is VERY different to entering a school building with at least one active shooter and possible hostages, plus having no information on the shooters whereabouts, numbers, weapons, all of that.

    • @inactive2305
      @inactive2305 3 года назад +3

      @@beautifulgudrun8802 dont argue, some people just lack common sense. I would love this person to actually train in raiding a building, cause I have & it is hard because the sounds of bullets act like they're right around the corner cause of how schools are built when in reality it's a couple hallways down. People have no idea what raiding a building takes. You gotta know where he is, where the victims are etc they dont know If it's just 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 etc

  • @breakingheartsbri
    @breakingheartsbri 4 года назад +96

    My husband is an Alumni of that school and knew some of the kids who lost their lives that day. It’s so sad what him and his family went through that day

    • @EFFEZE
      @EFFEZE Год назад +1

      Why u lying doh

  • @rotflmfaoemoji9950
    @rotflmfaoemoji9950 5 лет назад +192

    I see that on HOLMBERG road 16 people , some armed, gathered and WAITED until the shooter had spent his rounds and ran outtah ammo. AND ONLY AFTER 5 minutes of silence did they even think about approaching the buildings 12 and 13. everyone there is responsible to protect those kids and failed them. theyre not about to place themselves in harms way.
    but if that had been a UNRULY child and was acting up in class, I'm more than SURE all of them would've been in that classroom to stomp the living hell outtah that child.

    • @MrDogeBrotherYT8291
      @MrDogeBrotherYT8291 5 лет назад +3

      ROTFLMFAO EMOJI The deputies were told by the school resource officer not to approach the 1200 building

    • @rotflmfaoemoji9950
      @rotflmfaoemoji9950 5 лет назад +7

      even without a weapon I would've snuck up on that freak and scalped him taking coop then poop down his throat all with no weapon

    • @therealreel6278
      @therealreel6278 5 лет назад +1

      @@rotflmfaoemoji9950 We are from a different era.....these are all no balls wimpy feely men now...no balls

    • @beautifulgudrun8802
      @beautifulgudrun8802 4 года назад +4

      they didn't have much information. i heard somewhere (not sure if it's true) that they thought the shooter had a classroom held hostage. don't blame the police, i'd blame the school-based security that waited SO LONG to call a code red.

    • @kelvin31272
      @kelvin31272 4 года назад +3

      @ROTFLMFAO EMOJI
      Its not that easy to kill someone, if you had saw him for a split second, you would have to decide whether that person is the shooter. It could be a person or a teacher possibly trying to kill the shooter. you need descriptions and time to work out where the shooter is. ok, lets say you did manage to work out that he is the shooter, now you have to have the guts to shoot someone. in the time you decide whether you want to shoot him/her, he could see you and immediately shoot you.

  • @cald1421
    @cald1421 2 года назад +137

    I remember all the initial coverage focused on Peterson but clearly he’s the scapegoat. This is very damning. Both police departments defied basic procedure by waiting to enter the building and setting up perimeter. They know the protocol is STOP THE SHOOTER FIRST.
    Sad. Sad and pathetic of these officers

    • @raxooxalt3379
      @raxooxalt3379 2 года назад

      ...pathetic much to see the officers not stopping them.

    • @clemmonswest262
      @clemmonswest262 Год назад

      Peterson hid by building 7. He was the first gun outside building 12. He is a disgrace.

    • @elithluxe7568
      @elithluxe7568 Год назад +10

      @@raxooxalt3379 way better than uvalde at least. After that 70 min situation, you realize how good these people were to be able to go in within 10 min

  • @wavysoundzz3399
    @wavysoundzz3399 5 лет назад +83

    Glad to see some “brave” men serve on the force

  • @Ad-qt8lx
    @Ad-qt8lx 4 года назад +37

    Yall should go watch that animation with the dots representing people it sad. It shows just how much happens while they do nothing

    • @lanenacoketa3867
      @lanenacoketa3867 4 года назад +1

      That gives us more info about how things went and how each student got shot. I was amazed how Joaquin Oliver went down 4 a second there he could have been a survivor... Rest in peace all those inocente people

    • @noynoybaqui
      @noynoybaqui 3 года назад

      @@lanenacoketa3867 Where is that video?

    • @jayla8075
      @jayla8075 3 года назад

      @@noynoybaqui it’s on youtube. Look up “chilling animation: Parkland shooter’s movements in school”

  • @nadias.426
    @nadias.426 Год назад +11

    knowing now that 17 people, mostly children, laid there bleeding out for minutes on end and no one came to help them enrages me so much

  • @maggiekaye7863
    @maggiekaye7863 Год назад +7

    thinking of all the children who sat in that 1200 building as officers chilled outside. pure outrage. i hope everyone is recovering well

  • @karahcakes9146
    @karahcakes9146 3 года назад +72

    The fact that they still haven't done something to regulate those guns. I'm all for 2A, but if you need a mental health evaluation/background/lie detector to be an dispatcher. You should need the same to own a gun that can kill dozens in minutes. If they're not going to regulate them better, they need to reinforce doors/walls also make windows bullet proof and provide them with a panic room in each class. Honestly we spend so much on the military and police, but so little on protecting our children. You shouldn't have to worry about never seeing your child again when dropping them off at school.

    • @wholethedogsout880
      @wholethedogsout880 2 года назад +5

      Public schools need more investing in general anyways. The state of a lot of them is horrid. They’re poorly maintained, dirty, mental health is handled HORRIBLY in schools in general, and there’s almost zero funding for the arts.

    • @jenniboo9441
      @jenniboo9441 Год назад

      You are a moron if you think this incident proves that guns are the problem. If any of those teachers or students with proper training had been able to have a firearm, they could have stopped him. The cops who everyone simultaneously treats like the devil incarnate and acts like they'll be there to save you when you're in trouble, did nothing. If you want to be safe you can count on yourself and that's it. Without a weapon, you don't stand a chance

  • @js-uc2gj
    @js-uc2gj 5 лет назад +86

    Never Again ! Never again (hopefully) will a trained law enforcement officer hide between buildings while students he's there to protect are getting slaughtered. If he's not there for that very reason, why is he there ? Straight coward

    • @nolaguy1408
      @nolaguy1408 4 года назад +6

      This very well could happen again. Supposedly that "perimeter setup" stuff was out of the window after Columbine, and look what happened 19 years later. As law enforcement, and any person for that matter, either you have balls or you don't, and you don't know who really has balls until these situations arise. Your suggestion insinuates that suddenly, everyone on the scene will have balls next time.

    • @ironknightgaming5706
      @ironknightgaming5706 2 года назад

      he just wanted to ride around in his go cart and drink coffee.

    • @214TwoOneFo
      @214TwoOneFo 2 года назад +13

      This didn’t age well

    • @vernonhaynesii6216
      @vernonhaynesii6216 2 года назад

      @@214TwoOneFo I know right 😞

    • @thatbluegirl7528
      @thatbluegirl7528 2 года назад +5

      Wait til you hear about Uvalde SMH

  • @valeriecukras
    @valeriecukras Год назад +6

    I visited the school a couple days ago over the weekend. I live about 30 minutes away. And for some reason I felt the need to go visit. The building still stands and obviously not maintained on the outside(for preservation), all the windows are blacked out, and the teachers lounge window he attempted to shoot out of which is now boarded up. The building is literally right there off the street and honestly looking at the building had a cold feeling. Lots of grief and there was a handful of people that stopped at the school as well just like me. They have a memorial in front of the school and it was honestly super beautiful but sad at the same time. Rest in peace to the 17 lives.

  • @ironknightgaming5706
    @ironknightgaming5706 2 года назад +22

    cops took 20 years just to enter the building. the fact that the shooter was able to do that much damage unopposed is absurd.

  • @granitecreativity
    @granitecreativity 2 года назад +64

    Whenever something like this happens, it always breaks my heart. So many innocent people are lost to shootings. It's about time we took some action against them.

    • @xandror
      @xandror Год назад

      Yeah we are going to lock him up forever. Nothing else to be done about it.

    • @robertandhollyscorpiofan2697
      @robertandhollyscorpiofan2697 Год назад

      Blame the “lawmakers” in Washington, D.C.
      They would rather continue to receive monies/support from the NRA than pass gun control laws.

  • @samjohnson3219
    @samjohnson3219 4 года назад +31

    they knew the whole time it was building 12 and they didnt even attempt to go in until5 mins after the shooting stopped. meanwhile kids are dying. wow this is telling of how much they only care about their own lives and not the lives of us.

  • @lucillem.3828
    @lucillem.3828 3 года назад +25

    It’s scary because I’ve also seen the video that shows when he shot where and knowing that he was inside doing all that while these guys were just outside is kinda scary

  • @OnMovaz
    @OnMovaz 2 года назад +33

    Rest in piece to all the victims i cant imagine what they went through

  • @veroz9151
    @veroz9151 2 года назад +28

    I still cant believe this happened 3 years ago...rest in peace ❤️🕊

  • @malia_w4579
    @malia_w4579 4 года назад +40

    I keep thinking in my head, GET TO THE BUILDING AND SAVE THE KIDS even thought the deed was done more than 2 years ago😔

  • @conceptcs
    @conceptcs 3 года назад +57

    I am an big supporter of law enforcement as I've witnessed first hand of their heroic acts. But what Ofc. Peterson did, or more specific, didn't do is appalling. He does not deserve that badge on his uniform. In the face of evil is when law enforcement shine. Yet, he chickened out.

    • @Itsalie90
      @Itsalie90 2 года назад +6

      I thought he was dead he never moved

    • @Marion2turntt
      @Marion2turntt 2 года назад +4

      @@Itsalie90 he just stayed their the whole time radioing like he was in reach of the shooter in the 12th building

    • @winstonjames2583
      @winstonjames2583 Год назад

      He froze hard as ice

  • @water187
    @water187 4 года назад +31

    Not tryna be funny or nothing but that’s a huge highschool

    • @MariAdkins
      @MariAdkins 4 года назад +2

      i say that ever time i see it. i can't imagine going to a school that big. and i often wonder if that's had any play in some of this. (some, not all - because we don't have schools like that here and because we have the whys from some of those shooters)

    • @ronaldolaquidara64
      @ronaldolaquidara64 4 года назад +1

      @@MariAdkins yeah same.. there's so many damn buildings spread out..

    • @barbaro267
      @barbaro267 4 года назад +2

      It looks like a normal high school to me. My high school probably had more buildings, but the buildings were smaller and were 1 story.

  • @MsHeidicakes
    @MsHeidicakes 4 года назад +17

    Can’t believe this clown got his job back.

  • @valerialisetrodriguezarcos5420
    @valerialisetrodriguezarcos5420 3 года назад +15

    They had enough time to get a dozen donuts for every deputy before they entered the building and they were obnoxiously being praised for their heroic response lmfao.

  • @angelaandersons7918
    @angelaandersons7918 3 года назад +32

    These dots make me uneasy...hearing the shots of gunfire, just disconcerting... Those responsible for letting a military gun get obtained by a mentally deranged individual... The websites should have reported the posts, to authorities, really admire the officers, first responders, and those who gave their lives to save others x my heart goes out to you all 😭😭😭😭😭♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ To the 17 innocent lives gone x so very sorry for your losses xxxxx

    • @collinhennessy6558
      @collinhennessy6558 2 года назад

      Why do you admire the cops? They stayed outside.

    • @Emunah13819
      @Emunah13819 Год назад

      There was one RUclips channel that actually reported Cruz's comment to the FBI, and nothing was ever done.

  • @ErikS-
    @ErikS- 2 года назад +34

    “Campus Monitor” Bonner was really very good in fleeing as fast as possible by using “his” golf cart.
    And campus police Petersen, was hiding constantly,
    This could all have been way worse if Cruz had extended the shooting.

    • @user-rr3yw9dn1l
      @user-rr3yw9dn1l Год назад

      Bonner backed that cart up real fast didnt he.

  • @ceechubbyhands5908
    @ceechubbyhands5908 Год назад +6

    That fact that Peterson didn’t go in that building is still heart breaking. I can understand being in a state of fear, but you are trained to engage the shooter and protect those people. He was the only other person with a firearm. He has to live with that. RIP to all those people.

  • @Alma2525
    @Alma2525 3 года назад +20

    Looks like everyone that was called to help wasted time by running around in circles. And only approached the building after Cruz took off. In fact Peterson just hid in a corner.

  • @karisma4president
    @karisma4president 4 года назад +10

    I like how hendrick dude never left the injured students side and helped him escape

  • @natewolfe3585
    @natewolfe3585 4 года назад +14

    It’s sad that nobody took initiative to stop him while he was in building 12

  • @Kanija5
    @Kanija5 Год назад +4

    medina just rolling around in that goddamn golf cart😭

  • @emmersonrector6885
    @emmersonrector6885 5 лет назад +47

    I was one feild trip that day. At the time of the shooting I was painting with my friends and had no idea of what was happening to those poor students.
    Those officers should have done something more than hide.

    • @VintageRose75
      @VintageRose75 Год назад

      Did you attend Parkland? If so, and you were on a field trip--how incredibly lucky you were.

  • @maddiegeiger9877
    @maddiegeiger9877 Год назад +5

    Imagine if you were the Uber driver and than you heard about this on the news. The amount of guilt that I would have would kill me.

  • @grandmasadvice4791
    @grandmasadvice4791 Год назад +25

    6 minutes probably felt like a lifetime to these kids. If a student comes and tells you I just saw a guy with guns saying you better get out of here cause it's gonna get messy and you hesitate to a code red is inexcusable and I never once heard that 911 operator say " ALL AVAILABLE UNITS SHOTS FIRED". In these situations it is better to be safe than sorry.

  • @ash_lucario_ship183
    @ash_lucario_ship183 5 лет назад +66

    4:05 Is someone screaming?

    • @anneklj
      @anneklj 5 лет назад +5

      Yeah I heard that too. It's heartbreaking

  • @GavinBuckley
    @GavinBuckley 4 года назад +33

    The school resource officer should have used his bullet proof vest and handgun or given it to someone who will. He was the only person with a gun and failed to use it. I have no room to say anything for I was not in his position but I believe he should have made an attempt to prevent the lose of more lives.

  • @IONAPINKMOXIE
    @IONAPINKMOXIE 5 лет назад +16

    Peterson stood in the same place pretty much the entire time.... being an SRO isn't just about talking to kids and making sure they aren't late to homeroom....what a shame....

  • @hollymarasco1031
    @hollymarasco1031 4 года назад +31

    At 6:18, watching Deputy Stambaugh put on his bullet proof vest for over a minute while kids are getting shot is horrifying. Those kids had no armor. Where were the balls on these supposed officers?

    • @GreyM900
      @GreyM900 4 года назад +7

      This video made me sick. Especially when it said last of his shots fired and the police still weren’t even in the building. The kids in pain waiting for someone to just come and help

    • @ricardobrands9736
      @ricardobrands9736 Год назад +2

      yeah like not in a hurry at all. just a regular day and the clouds do look nice and blue today. Clearly a scared cop not wanting to get anywhere near the happening. Disqusting

    • @roflwaffles902
      @roflwaffles902 Год назад

      At 11:05 he literally drives away...

  • @missychelle33
    @missychelle33 4 года назад +24

    Does anyone know what happened to the woman/girl who placed the first 911 call? The one that stops talking after those gunshots?

    • @pedrobotelho2265
      @pedrobotelho2265 4 года назад +3

      She died of course

    • @slothyslothbear83
      @slothyslothbear83 4 года назад +14

      Pedro Botelho you have literally no way of knowing that. Stop spreading false information and rumors.

    • @pedrobotelho2265
      @pedrobotelho2265 4 года назад +1

      @@slothyslothbear83 well, if she didnt die then bbc lied. Please, wake up

    • @toneill6788
      @toneill6788 Год назад +4

      She survived. Her name is Brittany Sinitch, she was 22 years old and it was her first year teaching. She runs a YT account called fivefootoneteacher.

    • @holyishe7903
      @holyishe7903 Год назад

      She survived ... Ms Sinitch.. her testimony is on RUclips

  • @TYE2020
    @TYE2020 2 года назад +24

    Rip 🙏🏾 to all the school shooting
    victims gone never forgotten 🕊️🕊️

  • @paigeh2355
    @paigeh2355 Год назад +5

    Watching this - 10 minutes to enter feels like forever. To think Uvalde was over an hour.

  • @haileyosaurus
    @haileyosaurus Год назад +2

    This play by play really helped to get a better understanding of the layout and timeline of the massacre.

  • @O.G.BFrmDaWstSd
    @O.G.BFrmDaWstSd 5 лет назад +96

    Its pretty SAD that I didnt See or Hear 1 person even TRY to confront or STOP this shooting spree. #Cowards

    • @amazings500
      @amazings500 5 лет назад +6

      Not so much that nobody confronted Cruz, more like everybody arrived far too late. By the time all the police etc came around, Cruz had already fled. Equally outrageous.

    • @MariaMartinez-ys4ob
      @MariaMartinez-ys4ob 5 лет назад +4

      ^

    • @O.G.BFrmDaWstSd
      @O.G.BFrmDaWstSd 5 лет назад +4

      The armed guards (police) at the school should have been actively Clearing the damn buildings but instead telling the other Police to Stay Away 500 feet !! WTF !!??

    • @jdolleyluvr
      @jdolleyluvr 5 лет назад +15

      The only person who confronted him was Feis, who wasn’t armed. How sad is it that a man who was vastly unprepared faced the shooter while the trained and armed officers did nothing.

    • @Roody_Patootie
      @Roody_Patootie 4 года назад

      Yup had they gone as a group many lives could have been saved

  • @learntostrafe
    @learntostrafe 3 года назад +11

    Bruh that deputy took his sweet time to put on his vest. It was like he didn’t want to rush it so he could go home alive.

    • @johnlittle7181
      @johnlittle7181 Год назад +1

      Thought the exact same thing! I even had a flashback to when I was in the military remembering how fast we would gear up.. I was anxious just watching the cop bc he was so slow. TBH even in practice exercises I geared up faster than that. Where is the sense of effen urgency, it's not like kids aren't being killed or anything.

  • @dmmness
    @dmmness Год назад +4

    As a former Infantry soldier, it is so frustrating to see how long it took them to enter the school and converge on the 1200 building.

    • @BosaBogans
      @BosaBogans 11 месяцев назад +1

      As a retired Marine I know exactly what you mean. I would of RAN in that building guns a blazing and blown cruz out of his socks.

  • @downstacking8983
    @downstacking8983 3 года назад +14

    Officer Peterson should have went into the 1200 building and locate and stopped the shooter. That's what you are supposed to do when you are first on scene. Locate and stop the shooter before any more casualties take place. He could have done this and saved 5-10 lives if he succeeded. If two teachers have the balls to go into the 1200 building, so should an armed officer with a bullet proof vest.

  • @towelietowel4513
    @towelietowel4513 4 года назад +16

    It took 11 minutes to enter the fucking school? This wouldn’t fly in my county. Type in Borderline. The first officer to arrive went in solo and took the shooter out by himself. My dad responded too but got there late because he’s a detective and wasn’t on duty, regardless everyone responded and they went in quick.

  • @CityWhisperer
    @CityWhisperer 4 года назад +15

    It's horrible to watch that countdown slowly go down till it reaches 0:00. Poor people.

    • @speechguyUSA
      @speechguyUSA Год назад

      Even sadder police were no where near the building.

  • @jeff503pdx
    @jeff503pdx 3 года назад +10

    Good guys with guns means nothing if they don't engage.

    • @jeff503pdx
      @jeff503pdx 3 года назад +3

      Thought we learned and changed this from the '99 Columbine shooting.

  • @TheHmurveit
    @TheHmurveit 3 года назад +6

    Excellent video, the only thing I needed was a color code indicator somewhere on the screen

  • @alesiacastaniero4050
    @alesiacastaniero4050 3 года назад +35

    the entire time cruz was covering the second floor which was empty he could have been stopped why did no one even attempt to go over there…the damn security guards aren’t doing their job and it’s disgusting. he killed 11 people on the first floor and 6 on the 3rd floor. it could have been prevented.

    • @applexo7597
      @applexo7597 Год назад +1

      I’m sure if some actually knew he was on 2ed floor. And in fact there were no others around… somebody would of done somthing! But when your not actually there and you know all the facts afterwards it’s so easy to say what you would of done.

    • @AMYV3
      @AMYV3 Год назад

      The second floor was not empty . There were classes on the floor. But because they were right over the first floor they heard the shots and followed the plains set. Turn all lights off close door stay away from the line of fire and be quiet. He just couldn’t see then and a few classes were empty that day. So he must have thought no one is here time to try the third floor. But sadly the third didn’t hear the shots. So the student were making their way out side when we came face to face with those who were in the front

    • @TheBlackGuyGaming
      @TheBlackGuyGaming Год назад

      @@AMYV3 i am not trying to argue with you, but surely, you would hear the gunfire from an AR-15 two floors below you in a school building. .223/5.56 are incredibly loud rounds. i think the staff/students were filled with confusion/panic/adrenaline and didn't know exactly how to conduct their protocol given it was the real scenario. regardless, rest in peace to all of those involved

  • @Gemini535
    @Gemini535 2 года назад +9

    What a complete mess this was by school authorities and law inforcement. I hope alot is learned from this

  • @yomama75
    @yomama75 2 года назад +6

    God I can’t imagine the guilt of the kid that ran away from Cruz (while he was getting ready). He probably thinks that he could have prevented it

  • @juliagiron9974
    @juliagiron9974 Год назад

    This is a very detailed video. Well done

  • @quandaledingoltinthe3rdjrs82
    @quandaledingoltinthe3rdjrs82 Год назад +4

    When the girl called and told the police there was someone shooting and then she stopped talking sent chills down my spine

  • @MrGriff305
    @MrGriff305 Год назад +7

    This is actually a very fast response time. I'm amazed that the shooter was able to walk away. Bless that first caller who went silent.

  • @user-zw9wy1wi3e
    @user-zw9wy1wi3e Год назад +3

    Damn, just watching this seemed like forever. Can’t imagine how long it felt for all the victims.

  • @arlysa45
    @arlysa45 3 года назад +10

    1:19 the kid at the top who saw Cruz is running for his life... similar to how in Columbine John Savage was seen running after being spared

  • @bosto23
    @bosto23 3 года назад +3

    This right here, is journalism.

  • @ethankelly5818
    @ethankelly5818 5 лет назад +17

    How come when the fire alarm rang they all went outside, then they found out there is a shooter inside so they ran back in toward the shooter?

    • @beautifulgudrun8802
      @beautifulgudrun8802 5 лет назад +12

      they didn't know exactly where the shooter was, or if there was multiple shooters. it would of been so easy for the shooter to just spray into a crowd of hundreds of students and teachers, so it was safer to get inside. and most people didn't run into building 12 (though some did)

    • @saltwatersweets
      @saltwatersweets 4 года назад

      I also think some of them were still inside, and they thought the shooter was on the first floor.

    • @Clutched392
      @Clutched392 4 года назад

      They ran out because of the fire alarm. They were told there was a shooter on campus, so they ran back inside to take cover. They didn’t know where the shooter was, all the heard were shots while they were in the building.

  • @peachjamez
    @peachjamez Год назад +1

    Genuine question. What was the point of those red gates at the front of the school if there were multiple other ways to get into campus

  • @elsalsax6814
    @elsalsax6814 Год назад +5

    After seeing this video, I can confirm that MANY Florida schools still don’t have MUCH security after this event. My old high school( I went to one about an hour and a half away from MSD high but it has a button to buzz u in the front door. But in this situation if he looks familiar to them (Nick was 19 and could pass as a student) they just buzz him in, he fakes a sign in and he’s in. No ID. No metal detector. It’s scary how this can happen again. What’s crazy is the highschool he went to was considered a really nice school! I’m sure better than my old school security wise because of how many students and how big the school was. It’s an eye opener. Some people don’t realize the little blessings life offers them. Nick for example. Pathetic to me. The area he lived in was nice. His mom drove him around. He could’ve found a hobby or something to prove to the bullies that he’s better than them. A gym? Instead he fixated on revenge and I see him as a WEAK person and a not smart one at that! Could’ve seeked therapy. There is online groups! They should scan his brain. He gives me raging kid playing COD vibes.

  • @diazcamposalizadaniela4636
    @diazcamposalizadaniela4636 2 года назад +8

    It's so sad that Hixon and Coach Feis werent in the building, they could've escaped but they decided to save lifes 😔