Transcript (en)

Hands! Hey! Hands! Hey, where are the shooters? Upstairs, Jeff McAverro and Patrick Demers. They just came in and started shooting. Okay, go, go, go, go, out of the building, go! After confirming the shooter's location, we rushed up to the second floor. There, we ran into another group of children trying to escape. Whoa, down here! It's okay, it's okay. Have you seen the shooters, Jeff and Patrick? One of them is on this floor. What do you mean, they separated? After confirming the shooter was still on this floor, I directed them downstairs to the safe zone. safe zone. Just then, the commander called me urgently. He said a girl named Layla, and her classmates were trapped on this floor. Soon, the girl cried for help through my earpiece. We're hiding in the closet. Please send help. Okay, all right, listen, don't panic. I need you to stay calm. What room number are you in? It's 208. As our team tried to confirm their location, the shooter heard the girl's voices and slowly approached the locker they were hiding in. The situation was critical. My teammate and I rushed to the girl's floor to rescue them. Meanwhile, the K-9 unit arrived outside the school to assist. You the K-9 unit? Officer Aloncer, champ and I are ready to go on when needed. You know active shooter protocol? Yeah. You're my backup then. We're heading to second floor, room 208. To save the trapped girls, the commander and Chris rushed into the dangerous campus without hesitation. Soon we regrouped outside room 208. Coulter! After confirming each other's identities, I told Layla to stay calm and instructed them to stay quiet and lie flat on the floor. Suddenly, the girls stopped responding on the phone. Then gunshots erupted from room 208. We burst into the room together. With the help of the canine unit, we subdued the shooter. At that moment, the police dog started barking wildly at the locker. I rushed over and knocked on it. I told them it was safe outside, but the cautious girls insisted on verifying my identity. So I slid my badge through the crack of the door. When the girls slid the badge back to me, I saw that it was already...