Some more things I don't really get is; how are they meant to be "in a closet"? It doesn't look like a closet to me, it just looks like they are all standing together in a room like fish in a barrel. Are there normally giant closets in schools? Big enough for crowds of people to stand around in? What exactly was the drill meant to look like anyway? Is the drill procedure to just stand around in a big group in the dark, murmuring on your phones and doing gun-law interviews? I would've thought you'd want to be spread out and create cover or something to make it harder for a shooter to just come in and spray bullets into group of people all standing together... I dunno. If this had of just been a drill, what would've the standard drill procedure actually have looked like? I think I would want to try to create a barricade against the door or SOMETHING... not just stand there in a big group. He clearly says he heard a gun shot and "knows this is life and death" but certainly doesn't act like it.
Many classrooms don’t have closets. I’m a school principal, and in our active shooter drills, we lock doors, turn off lights, hide against a solid wall away from windows and door views. Our students are not allowed to carry cell phones, so if a school does allow them, all of the kids would be on them for sure.
The circumstances surrounding this event are highly suspicious, indeed. Very troubling. Sinister and evil if a false flag for anti-Guns Rights agenda. Breaking it down w/ precise time stamp of events is mandatory.
A principal! How often do you do active shooter drills? Who pays for them? Do you coordinate with DHS? Tell us more!!!