It took an hour to call police after kidnapping attempt

It took about an hour for school personnel to contact police after a kidnapping attempt at Black Forest Hills Elementary, according to an investigative report released Friday. FOX31's Alliyah Sims has been following the case and dives into the timeline of what happened.
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[@noblevictory2200]

Colorado is Pathetic

[@TheHortond]

It took an hour to call the police or an hour for the police to show up?

[@Twee13]

1:27 -1:40 That's just normal for Cherry Creek School District.
I know for a FACT that students get hit by cars ON SCHOOL PROPERTY, namely Eaglecrest High School, and Deans Shawn O'Brian and Sally Shawcross will call you to their office at the end of the day and tell you that you have to file it with the police (to avoid lawsuits) but then refuse you access to the phone to file a police report.
I know because it happened to me on 10/11/2005 AT Eaglecrest High School.
The Rent-a-Cops prefer to secure their paychecks, not the students that they're sworn to protect. 🙄🙄🙄

[@TheSpookydog]

Welcome to our democrat utopia! WhooHoo keep voting blue

[@majorchutzpah7265]

Dedicated to excellence!

[@Twee13]

Yeah. Excellent paychecks!