Teen shooter identified in mass shooting at Christian school in Wisconsin

[@MarksArk2]

Children should NOT be interviewed by the media in this instance.

[@Dmdirmrjr33]

Well in America they charge children as adults all the time so they can do interviews too

[@renlynn555]

Why?! Cuz they're the only ones being affected by it!! Law makers and adults do nothing but offer thoughts and prayers until the next one. Seems to me the kids are the ones who have to do something.

[@robertlopezjr.1005]

@renlynn555 :: get account of what they witnessed. Just don't televise it.

[@robertlopezjr.1005]

@@MarksArk2 :: interviewed off camera.

[@janicehansbrough2806]

Parents have to give consent.

[@pamavery9352]

2nd grader called police. 2nd graders are age 7-8 years old!

[@VitaminDKota]

Kids are smarter than we give them credit for. Well, some kids..

[@janetingacollins6409]

Whose phone did the 2nd grader used to call 911??

[@renlynn555]

Yeah it's almost like their being forced to since this country cares more about guns than kids.

[@REGGIO-l7g]

They're young Hunter's too in you peoples household, you know

[@BonnieCain-z2k]

Kudos to that young child. He/she has more common sense the their peers. God bless. 🤔🕊️🎺👑🍷🔜☺️

[@Lee-n2n1t]

Shame on the media for interviewing a 6th grader as he clearly looks like he’s traumatized. The amount of microphones and cameras in his face just after this horrific shooting is unnecessary. I hope a law is passed to leave youth victims alone.

[@eduardos7076]

But not a gun law though.

[@pjangels609]

Really?!! He looks pretty chill to me.

[@Lee-n2n1t]

@ looks and feels are two completely different things.

[@nowaynoway915]

The child may have wanted to speak out. I’d allow my 12 year old to make that decision if felt like talking to the media. They are who experienced it, they have the right to speak on what they want. Many have the maturity/intellect to make that decision.

[@Prudence-i7u]

3:18 not the smartest thing to let viewers know where ya live. 🤦

[@henrysantos121]

RIP to all victims.🙏. Heartbreaking,

[@revpsyko9719]

truly heart breaking, especially this time of year. My heart and prayers go out to the families affected by this traumatic event.

[@donnaleveron5711]

Why did they destroy the house? Making it imposdible to stay there in freezing weather. So unnecessary when knocking first could have produced entry, if anyone was at home.

[@brendasullivan9094]

Right the child is gone they doing too much 😢

[@patriciaflores2776]

Right👍💯

[@teenmomAT14toRN]

I agree, I was wondering the same. They won't fix it either.

[@lorrainesmith6993]

Whoa this girl KILLED 2people& more in the Hospital!! Of course Cops are looking for CLUES. Yall be overthinking this to much. If had been ur kid U Would Want Answers 😊

[@TrueLady-m9v]

Maybe someone in law enforcement could explain. 😢

[@ilandgrl]

I want to know how this kid got a gun. I am all for gun ownership but I’m so sick of hearing stories of kids getting their hands on guns. If it belonged to the parents, then the parents should be charged like we’ve seen in other cases. Lock of your firearms!

[@rileytruax766]

how do you know it wasnt? shes 15 not 5. shes fully capable of getting her hands of the key too.

[@CarriUSA]

She was going to the shooting range with her dad and thats not unusual ....but her social media posts were pretty disturbing.

[@chriscordray8572]

Talk to ur kids. That's the problem. Not the guns. I never thought of picking up a weapon to settle a situation.

[@glugtrop2010]

parents were abusive and neglectful... sad!

[@derictripp9245]

In her manifesto or wtf ever they are calling it ! She said she Manipulated her dad out of it ! This tho has me wondering what a 15 year old could say to get a grown up to allow her to have a loaded handgun ! And I want to know why she did this !

[@LSimmy52]

15 yrs old. ..these kids nowadays are unreal. These people love to blame the guns but when i was a kid we had just as many guns and never had a school shooting

[@ThouSwell-zx3fd]

It's the guns. First world nations with sane gun laws have no such problems.

[@ammaheinon]

Exactly.

[@Dave1Claudius]

You can not blame a firearm for they can't walk or fire without the help of a human being. Who gave access to this 15yr to this firearm?

[@trainmaster0217]

I agree with that. There has to be problem that we don't understand ...yet.

[@gailruge2564]

Did your family have healthcare to deal with any emotional issues you may have had?

[@princemontgomery6759]

If the family was cooperating why brake in they house

[@bucklejrjjbg8197]

What does it matter if they were cooperating, search how I want to search, not a guided tour, I want to know what happened.

[@deedeetravels.]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@LeanneSaunders-b9w]

Maybe because of your spelling!

[@christim1252]

No one was home to open the door , they were at work but gave permission to search so idk if maybe that was after. Definitely ridiculous if they had contact with the homeowner though.

[@samlopez5048]

Weird AF. If no one was home nothing inside was going to change until they could get a key. And even if they decided they needed to get in before that they could've just rammed the door.

[@robertjones9537]

This will unfortunately continue to happen when Politicians Prioritize Money over Children’s Safety

[@joko09010]

They don’t care. They are supposed to work for us as our representatives, but they don’t. We pay them through our tax dollars, but they work for their own interests, and it’s only getting worse.

[@Paul-j7n8c]

@@joko09010 Did you just figure that out 25 minutes ago?

[@cw6795]

How about parents buying their kids phones with access to the entire world?

[@tessaducek5601]

Polititions have always been about money. But i can honestly say. Prior to Columbine and the internet glamorizing the tragedy. The need for " Armed guards " metal detectors " and taking out others in school was not an issue. The fact that it is now is absolutely pitiful.

[@МыколаНетребко]

What would you do if you were the Politician and were given free reign on fixing this and other issues? What's your solution? Nothing short of a total gun ban AND confiscation will help, which requires revision to the Constitution. So, what do you do?

[@AngelaBrazzille]

Children should not have to be in school and go through this 😔

[@boogyman8932]

😂😂😂

[@Dave1Claudius]

I agree but the firearm didn't come or fire on it's own. How did the child get it or whom did she get it from? And then Charge them!

[@YvonneHalloway-g8j]

They didn't have to tear the house up like that

[@marielacharite-io5iq]

Why do they wreck the home of the parents! Omg!

[@richardkule9384]

Good question.

[@nehemiahmeza757]

Why did she kill those kids 🤔

[@Lloyd-y8o]

Yeah I'm going to put race into this, not even knowing what race she was, simply because people on this site were more concerned about what the police did to the house...right then and there I knew they had to be white, because things like that aren't suppose to happen to privileged people.

[@maryanneschell2078]

It's hard for students to call 911 when the school takes their phones away from them every day. I am amazed that a 2nd grader even had access to a phone to make that call in the first place. On the other hand, I'm not suprised at all that a 15 year old girl had access to a firearm.

[@푸른-m10z]

Phones are allowed in school and its required. Its in my area though. Plus school shootings been happening before 2008 so there has been procedere if phones arent availible.

[@johnson6099]

It amazes me that there are still adults who don't realize that children have the capacity to be taught, comprehend a situation/occurence, and take action while remaining calm. That's our responsibility as parents to teach our kids how to handle mature situations.

[@periqb1585]

when the society including Health care institutes, Police and Judges don't provide justice and respect for a person , these incidents happen , Simple, So stop saying that this is a sad incident as it seems you don't know the reason. Double standards. Just remember Justice delayed is justice denied and it applies to all including parents, police, judges, school teachers, Parents should respect their children's and treat them equally with fair attitude, In the same way Police and judges need to understand their responsibility as they are also the nip of the evil in this society who deliberately don't provide justice to the people who are real victims but they like to follow their shit system and give edge to the real hidden criminals. Some people due to unfair Justice system do the same thing so why are you shocked? Ofcourse wrong is always wrong but one wrong in these type of cases is on the other side.

[@joshuaneal7552]

Schools should require all students and staff come in with a 100% charged phone, honestly. This is the second one in two days. It's grotesque.

[@DivineDestiny77]

Some kids have a cell phone as well as an Apple Watch or something of the like which they can make calls on also (in emergency situations like these, etc,).

[@aaron96244]

So they trashed the house for what exactly? The threat killed herself.

[@Its.Stephaniee]

I guess because she killed herself, they don’t have anyone to charge so they looking into if the parents had any knowledge without saying a word or getting help! Because they would be the ones guilty as well

[@Tammy_26Irwin]

They had no idea if other people were involved just because she committed suicide after her horrific act of murdering and injuring some others. The police had every right to do what they did.

[@1Way.]

Think about the Aurora, CO theater shooter. He rigged his apartment to be a huge bomb. Since then, LEOs have changed entry into the domicile of shooters from or the safety of those nearby and LEOs.

[@ToddBedusek5217]

Her parents need to be questioned, I know that sounds terrible but they need to figure out how a 15 yr.old got her hands on a gun .was it her father's? And he didn't keep it locked up somewhere !did they know she had issues..I feel bad for everyone involved including her parents..they must feel awful..prayer's to everyone!

[@karenb2382]

What was the point of destroying this house??? The girl is dead, makes no sense to me. Praying for all of the families of these victims.

[@JIMRbach193]

Cops didn't get to shoot the suspect so they had to go break something.

[@justinedse8435]

@karenb2382 Ai do t know but I'd be filing a lawsuit for that the next day.

[@misterhipster9509]

Well.................look @ the chief, says it all.

[@amargamentedoce]

It's just to make People spend money they dont have.... Or maybe the cops are seeing too many Hollywood movies.... Doesn't make sense to leave the house like this. Why not ringing the bell?

[@wokewokerman5280]

...was wondering why the flash bangs too!!!!.... crazy right....

[@MarisolVelez-vg3xl]

Prayers for the family. This is so heartbreak to hear about this..💔🤦🙏😢

[@massdistractions]

This thing with the house seemed a bit excessive. What did the house have to do with this girl shooting and killing people?

[@WULDInc]

They were there to search and seize evidence from the house so as to obtain motives and perhaps any evidence of neglect on the part of the parent's like in the Crumbly case. I don't know why they blew the door off though. Maybe they thought the house was potentially rigged or booby trapped.

[@camillealatorre9817]

U seem to be somebody that studied that much to know that, right?

[@massdistractions]

@@camillealatorre9817 Speaking of studied, are you asking a question or is that a statement with a question mark?

[@JaCue17]

A COUNTRY IS JUDGED HOW THEY TREAT THEIR YOUNG AND OLD...AMERICA'S GRADE:TRIPLE"F"😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@CarriUSA]

And how was she treated?

[@periqb1585]

when the society including Health care institutes, Police and Judges don't provide justice and respect for a person , these incidents happen , Simple, So stop saying that this is a sad incident as it seems you don't know the reason. Double standards. Just remember Justice delayed is justice denied and it applies to all including parents, police, judges, school teachers, Parents should respect their children's and treat them equally with fair attitude, In the same way Police and judges need to understand their responsibility as they are also the nip of the evil in this society who deliberately don't provide justice to the people who are real victims but they like to follow their shit system and give edge to the real hidden criminals. Some people due to unfair Justice system do the same thing so why are you shocked? Ofcourse wrong is always wrong but one wrong in these type of cases is on the other side.

[@AlpineSprinkles]

You're not kidding. BIG FAIL.

[@SourBogBubble]

Um, the house of a dead shooter is destroyed because?

[@ilandgrl]

I was wondering the same thing! The only thing I can think of was no one was home and they wanted entrance asap but since the killing already happened, I don’t understand why they couldn’t contact the killers parents and gain entrance that way. But I’m not a cop so what do I know…

[@brocksamson9737]

Why did his daughter destroy those children's lives? There dead because? Yeah who give a damn about the dad's house.

[@barbaraburns8014]

There must be a lot of investigators in these comments., they absolutely need to go to residence where the shooter lived.

[@motherearth5462]

Why is that important?

[@Zombiekillr25]

Because she is a shooter and they were looking for any evidence. Pretty basic.

[@PepeAtreides-s3b]

Why would the Police need to Flashbang and breakdown the door..when the girl unalived herself at the school WTF

[@musiknbooks-jn1wz]

Did you know who/what the cops would find in the house? Maybe another violent member of the family? Maybe explosives? Didn't think so......well the cops didn't know either. Be PROACTIVE, not REACTIVE!

[@Sugas_Girr]

There have been many cases of people like this setting explosives at their own house before they go on these sprees. Would you rather their neighbors have gotten blown up if the police hadn't been thorough in the investigation???

[@Bea-Dubya]

Militaristic training and attitudes.

[@surpriseimblack]

The parents were being interviewed so they couldn't answer the door

[@TheTeach56]

Isn't that mess and destruction an unnecessarily violent breaking and entry? Was it really necessary to do that? There was nobody at home, apparently. The police couldn't call the father and get him to come and open the house? It just seems so disproportionate.

[@alaningram2373]

police dont usually call and ask permission when an occupant took a weapon from the home and shot innocent people. who knows if the father was involved. like REALLY SMH

[@chrissyscholl816]

Lmfao. Seriously? 😅

[@lenevee4925]

So sorry for the loss. The second-grader was very brave to call 911.

[@whynot12321]

That sixth grader asking why. Heart breaking.

[@markwhite6782]

No, heartbreaking was the 11 year old calling police 4 times from inside the Uvalde school classroom crying to be rescued while 17 officers refused to help her and were too afraid to come in the school for the first 1 hour 17 minutes.

[@whynot12321]

@markwhite6782 That was definitely heartbreaking. I would never disagree but it doesn't change the fact that this is as well.

[@YvonneNelson-yl8ub]

So sad kids can't be kids nowadays, where they can go to school to learn and play, and don't have to worry about mass shootings.

[@whynot12321]

@YvonneNelson-yl8ub I have a 5 year old and an 8 year old. I worry about this way too often. They do lockdown drills at their elementary school. When I asked my daughter why they do lockdown drills, she told me it's in case a wild animal get into the school so all the kids can stay safe. It is so sad.

[@susansimon7428]

We are failing our youth by letting social media raise them instead of parents.

[@jamesforgington3315]

Ask yourself this; Would you let an abusive parent raise their kid? How about a neglectful parent who forgets their kid exists 5 days out of the week and gets frustrated when they do remember? How about a kid whos parents died in an accident and was raised by their uncle who couldnt keep his hands to himself? Should he avoid the internet and let his uncle “raise him”? Think about it.

[@alfarouqaminufor3892]

Tragedy, prayers and condolences to everyone. Couldn’t imagine going through this, from either perspective, Natalie’s parents and the victims parents.

[@victoriaporter8665]

Sickening what they did to that mans house and then they'll leave and the homeowner will be responsible for it wll... despicable 😢

[@DawnGreen-wn4hr]

And no Dad already going into depression because of what their daughter did, and the fact that she took her own life as well.

[@godbless9563]

Lord have mercy these kids are fighting a spiritual warfare. All this evil and corruption is hurting our kids. May God bless and protect these kids. My condolences to the families.

[@sisterryan5720]

Amen😢

[@wkatc007]

Where was your Lord and God prior to the shooting?

[@ladymae48]

This has nothing to do with spiritual warfare.

[@sisterryan5720]

@@ladymae48 ummm yes it does!! Stop bullying people!

[@newaccount5024]

"Curb your enthusiasm plays"

[@locqueenMD1]

Where is the principal? Why wasn't the principal interviewed instead of an involved minor?? Why wasn't the minor's face blurred out if you had to interview him?What is going on in Madison??

[@GoldiLoxxxxx]

Do not interview these young children!!! You are traumatizing them all over again by making them relive the events. Shame on the media for this. It’s reprehensible!!!!

[@Audrey-ld1hs]

There was a time when it was unacceptable to interview minors.

[@marielacharite-io5iq]

Wow a second grader shouldn’t have to call 911 to report a shooting! Despicable!

[@analoliveros]

Thought the same but kudos to the parents for teaching him/her

[@YvonneNelson-yl8ub]

I heard it was the 2nd grade teacher.

[@mrich9654]

Flashbangs? How about knocking on the damn door since you apparently had permission to enter? Keystone cops

[@diamondwife0224]

My question is, what happened to make a child of 15 yrs, shoot a teacher and a student.

[@Audrey-ld1hs]

Substitute teacher at that.

[@JokerToker88]

That’s the real question that should be asked.

[@ivanasimic2072]

BULLYING

[@CherylRiley-k8n]

Condolences and prayers to the families. 😥🙏

[@rhonda5056]

My Lord. How did the house get destroyed like that? This looks like a war zone. Keystone cops.

[@NaneeH63]

Yup

[@DeltaTaiChi]

Interviewing the kids is horrible. They’ve been through enough. They should never have to relive the event for the media. Don Henley said it best. Can we film the operation? Is the head dead yet? Dirty Laundry. So sad for everyone. 😢

[@wkatc007]

Chill out these kids are born with cell phones and social media.

[@CharleeteBlack]

The way the cops are tramping through the house any evidence has been compromised. That's what happens when you allow cops with no more than a high school education to join law enforcement. My heart goes out to the 2nd grader who made the call.

[@Kaye-yz6kl]

Incompetent narcs

[@mslcook471]

So correct

[@blaqueruby4946]

Evidence for what? The shooter is dead.

[@jackio46]

Trying to figure out why the door, etc. if the owner gave permission, unless they were not home at the time??? I live in Madison.

[@D0TELL]

What do you expect for low pay.

[@ruthnovena40]

God help us.

[@numberLuan]

Not going to happen

[@trainmaster0217]

It's too late for him to help. He's given up.

[@TheDiaryofDestaney]

Amen! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@dmu9736]

The front door wasn't "taken off" they blew it up from the look of it. Don't the cops now how to damn well kick a stupid door in ? The homeowner will get ZERO compensation for the damage they caused. Its ridiculous. What if they rented? Why do they get to destroy property like that? It's excessive.

[@CarriUSA]

They had 2 dogs ... were they harmed?

[@Tammy_26Irwin]

Because they had every right to infer the circumstances 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@micheler1077]

Prayers to all affected by this devastating tragedy. 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

[@beot-kkot]

Simply devastating! Imagine seeing your kid out to school in the morning and learning, a few hours later, that they are not coming back home. 😭 Praying for the deceased, the injured, and their families. 🙏🏻

[@louannhuber2651]

I volunteered to help kindergartners with their reading. I was aware and nervous to be in that elementary school. Thought that was horrible because the kids lives were more important than mine since I had lived my life. School practiced lockdowns and there were warning bells to get ready for a lockdown. No wonder little kids are scared all the time.

[@beot-kkot]

@Bless your heart. I admire your dedication and I am sure it made a difference in those children’s life. I am glad you are safe. I lived in the States for a decade. These situations are not something one should have to deal with, get used to, or prepare for, if they didn’t happen. I struggled to understand y’all’s concept of freedom. Living in fear and under alert doesn’t make me feel “free”. That said, in some parts of Europe violence and crime have increased in recent years. It seems, there is something happening every other day. I find it crazy and I am glad I don’t live there, either. I cannot see myself going back. 😢

[@WeAreNotGoingBackEver]

"Imagine" Why are you still shocked? This country values guns way more than people.

[@dragonfly3724]

Reporters leave the kids alone, this has to be stressful for these kids.

[@womanqween1912]

As a retired officer you have to get the information and the facts immediately before a child forgets so I understand what you're saying but if an accident happens you want to get the information before the story changes more than likely a child is super honest

[@DebbeMaffeo]

Praying for the family of all FAMILIES 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@greekgirl9897]

If her father gave permission for the police to search his home, WHY would they need to destroy the home by using flash bangs?

[@baf236]

maybe they were just showing off.

[@maryhurley5884]

The thought of giving a Grade 2 student a mobile phone is very strange and sad to me. I'm so grateful she had it and the bravery to make the call. RIP to all victims of another terrifying day at school for the kids. Horror.

[@keturah7182]

Most kids at this age have Smart watches which have tightly parental controlled texting and calling options.

[@maryhurley5884]

@keturah7182 I guess living in rural Vic for 12 years in a small hamlet gives me a different perspective. I bought my kids up in inner city Melbourne. I'm they would have one now if they were young. They are in their 30s now. It just incomprehensible that these shooting occur in America, all too frequently. Of concern for students, teachers in summer are bushfires and poisonous snakes.

[@SmushyMcMushy]

The school had landlines. There is no confirmation what type of phone was used

[@justinedse8435]

@keturah7182 Disgusting to have a cell phone at that age.

[@mercuryangel5632]

Yeah as disgusting as that 6 year old shooting a teacher who had full access to a gun!!

[@4MAGA]

A child of 7 years old or there about called 911! Let's hope for the truth in this investigation.

[@SugarMollyHazel]

I’m sure adults did too, she probably did as well. And her being 7, they’re using her for their News report. To make it sound more upsetting. And yes in this day and age, kids her age have a phones. Most of them only told to use it in an emergency, and to call their parents. I would believe it.

[@CarriUSA]

Her manifesto was on social media...I copied pictures before taken down. Her mentality/activism was very disturbing!

[@Thomas-El856]

@@CarriUSAwhere is this I would like to read

[@vivg4570]

@@CarriUSAhave you posted the screenshots anywhere? I would like to read it

[@Lee-n2n1t]

@@CarriUSA wow 😮. I’m sure it’s taken down by now but that’s insane that someone in the Cloud don’t catch this sooner. I mean is there that many sick people online posting insane things that no one calls it in. It’s a serious question as I must be one of 2 things numb to it or extremely naive.

[@surfside5316]

There are suburbs in Milwaukee that want to eliminate cell phones at school. I think we need them in the school so the kids can call and have a more speedy response. A second grader called this one in.

[@mrsr003]

So heartbreaking! Sending prayers and healing energies to all involved! I have talked to my grandkids some about calling 911. Going to talk to them more. It’s hard to try to prepare them for these things, without scaring them too. Sad world we live in!

[@ashleyhanahan]

Ew why is the news interviewing a child this is sick….

[@mariebussinger6565]

Media is whorish.

[@edynfox6368]

This is exactly why my daughter has had a cell phone since she was 4 and taught to call 911 and continues to carry it on her at all times in class and otherwise!!! She’s almost 14 now.

[@JeanCarlson-z1t]

I'm sure you gave a 4 year old a cellphone just to call 911 and nothing else don't try and dignity that stuped answer maybe if the shooter seen your child on the phone calling 911 you may have just gotten your child killed bad parenting

[@edynfox6368]

@ wow judging and presumption much? You need to learn how to spell! Don’t point fingers at me unless your hands are clean honey! And that LITERALLY was the reason why she got a phone at 4! That & if she got kidnapped or lost her phone we could track it. Which it was stolen and we tracked it and got it back! I was 32 when I had her so I don’t believe in letting tv or iPads or phones should be used to babysit my children. My daughter was and is still heavily involved in competitive cheerleading and dance. We travel a lot and uses her phone for less than 2 hrs a day bc she’s busy & could care less about it! So go wash your hands! Bless your little heart….

[@logicgates7732]

Why flash bang the family and raid the house? The parents weren’t a threat were they? Wtf kinda policy is that?

[@AmythKumar-i8x]

It’s the parents fault.

[@FyCMystery]

I was wondering the same, especially when they were given permission to go in.... Why destroy the door and window?

[@logicgates7732]

You dont know it’s the parent’s fault.

[@ihatemickiegee]

@@FyCMysteryagreed. it made me wonder if dad was a threat that the news wasn’t able to share with us, or if those who got permission just didn’t communicate with officers soon enough, causing them to break in? why the hell else would they cause this much damage? i simply do not understand.

[@improvisedsurvival5967]

They are gonna push for safe gun storage legislation now. I guarantee it. They gonna come out in a few days and say she found parents pistol cus it wasn’t locked up.

[@ladydi4051]

My Condolences to all of the families (that lost a love one).That's so "heart breaking"😢😢.

[@johnphillips8458]

I wanna know if the parents were expected assailants or breaking doors are becoming compulsive behaviors of law enforcement. Even someone had T break a window.

[@Himababs]

How is a child the first one to call the police? Did all the teachers evacuate together?

[@herculesbrofister265]

They were praying for it to end. They god answered their prayers by having the little kid call 911. God certainly works in mysterious ways.

[@swedeheart214]

A 2nd grader. What's happened to people?

[@cowpigcop9903]

@@herculesbrofister265 Sorry if I’m being naive but is this a joke?

[@CrystalBella]

Does it matter, Is that all you thinking about? Perhaps, the teacher were busy getting her students to safety while a student alert to call 911.

[@Himababs]

@ so it’s a second graders responsibility to get the police involved?! Wanna try and explain yourself? If not for that kid who knows how many more casualties could have happened.

[@mnw1555]

And THIS is 1 reason why I told my child 2 keep her ph on her in school! Turn in the old, turned off ph 2 security, but keep ur ph on u!!! I be damn something happen & my child can't record (4 safety reasons) &/or contact me or 911!!! PERIOD!!!

[@amyraines2923]

The Teachers were Probably protecting the Children. I am a Teacher and, we are trained to protect the children at all cost.

[@GLITTERandSKULLZ]

Does that really take training? I would think it instinct as adults.

[@hang_kentang6709]

@@GLITTERandSKULLZ Yes, it takes training to be effective at protecting.

[@surpriseimblack]

1 teacher died. Teachers always die in these situations

[@JokerToker88]

Yeah im sure you train so hard…

[@yolandaneely6431]

My Gosh, wonder what the 15 year old teen was going through? Violence is not the answer. My prayers go for everyone involved. 🙏

[@ShawnStaton-im9pb]

It was NOT a second grade student that called 911. It was a second grade teacher

[@merrim7765]

CORRECTION: A 2nd grader TEACHER called. This needs to be edited or taken down because the info he gave about a 2nd grader is wrong. A 2nd grade TEACHER called.

[@jbuggy1957]

So sad. Pray for our kids. So much hate everywhere. Please pray🙏🇺🇸

[@JKB-ji6xl]

As a person whose community was impacted by more than one mass shooting, I am crying while watching this. What a well-spoken kid they interviewed. & kudos to the 2nd grader who called 911. These poor American children - such a rich country, but we can't even prioritize keeping them safe from mass shootings. Prayers 4 Wisconsin!

[@robertlopezjr.1005]

Students more calm than adults.

[@Tammy_26Irwin]

Most of them most likely were still in shock from what they heard and witnessed

[@LeahGratiot]

This is heartbreaking.

[@blasphemertheseventh]

If this happened in Uvalde Texas the police would still be standing outside the classroom.

[@EdwardHill-oh3vr]

Oh so the parents are not being taken into to custody?

[@ihatemickiegee]

• why did they destroy dad’s house? did they have info of him being a threat that the news wasn’t allowed to share? if not then they better pay that damage to be repaired. cops shattered my phone once & they didn’t repair that, this is a house though with witnesses that it occurred after cops arrived… so that better be a different story

[@improvisedsurvival5967]

Did they have a warrant to search parents house

[@honeybadger5933]

They do not have to pay for repairs.

[@brocksamson9737]

Why did his daughter destroy those children's lives? Were they threats? So who give a damn about the dad's house.

[@Sugas_Girr]

There have been many cases of people like this setting explosives at their own house before they go on these sprees. Would you rather their neighbors have gotten blown up if the police hadn't been thorough in the investigation???

[@Peace-tk3gr]

​@@Sugas_GirrYou watch too much TV. 😂

[@khristinafowler7336]

I think we’re asking the wrong questions! What is causing teens and young adults to be more willing to commit homicide? Is it social media, the internet, Hollywood, our mainstream music industry?

[@mariebussinger6565]

Video games.

[@annettesingleton736]

Being bullied maybe

[@tomollie]

Very strange for them to raid the house like that

[@ElleHomekookin]

Most aren't trained properly. Should sue. Brian kobergers family did, and won

[@NaneeH63]

Yeah it was overdone for sure.

[@kendram1893]

As a second grade teacher, I am baffled by the fact that a 7 year old was the one who called police- where were the adults?

[@nancywilliams7759]

Glad the 911 call was taken as real & not a Hoax.

[@johnvargas761]

Crazy how a 2nd grader had to call police that someone is shooting up their school

[@southbug27]

It’s not legal to release a minor’s name so it’s disgusting that the press showed pics of the home & let everyone know the home owner is the shooter’s father. I’m not defending the shooter at all, but just pointing out the lack of integrity of the media. A decade+ ago a reporter would be immediately fired & may never get another job in the industry if they accidentally included identifying info that was sent to the public.

[@cowboyx9380]

That is a myth, it is not illegal to release a juvenile CRIMINALS name….especially after they’re dead! That is a myth.

[@rileytruax766]

they didnt show the address and they are allowed to disclose the fathers name. and your NOT allowed to disclose a Childs identity unless the child commits crimes like this and especially if they are now dead as a result since it cant really harm her by doing so since you know....dead

[@kimbok5971]

The reporter said the father identified himself on social media.

[@WULDInc]

She's dead now, and this is all part of a crime scene. No minor exists anymore for it to harm.

[@jasonliebenberg7918]

Ridiculous to go and destroy the family- home...disgusting!!!😢😮🇿🇦🖕🤢

[@mercuryangel5632]

If the response isn't to open the door, this is what happens. Amazing that the house destroyed garners more sympathy than 3 dead and multiple injuries. A 15 year old gets a gun is the responsibility of the parents PERIOD!

[@lizzapaolia959]

Sad times in the USA. Serious moral decay.... God bless the victims and families 🙏🎄❄️

[@sophiaduarte745]

My Condolences to the Families, And Friends, community. So heartbreaking.

[@janetbrooks6467]

Heartfelt condolences to all the families, praying for comfort that only God can give 🙏🙏🙏

[@Secret_Spice]

Mental health issues can profoundly impact individuals, often leading to tragic decisions. The case in question serves as a stark reminder that the struggles faced by young people are often invisible. It's crucial for parents to pay closer attention to their children's behaviors and mental well-being, as these challenges usually develop over time. Recognizing and addressing these needs early on can make a significant difference in supporting their emotional health.

[@Its.Stephaniee]

Yes , but now they want the kids to give in their phones In school!!! So how would the kids be able to call 911 if needed !!!?

[@SmushyMcMushy]

A landline. Just like humans did before cellphones 😒

[@axiomaticidioms3857]

They should provide emergency buttons and police walky talkies to schools.

[@jimmotheus6151]

There’s no way to stop these from happening. Says the only country on earth that this happens daily.

[@JOHNNIETO-j9m]

SHE WAS TIRED OF BEING BULLIED

[@mercuryangel5632]

Bullying is as old as time. Strange that other countries don't have to deal with almost daily school shooting and all these kids get are "thoughts and prayers " until the next murders. Bullying isn't exclusive to the USA.

[@trainmaster0217]

How do you know that?

[@jryecart8017]

Family of boy who drowned sues Houston Racquet Club The family of a 4-year-old boy who drowned this summer at the Houston Racquet Club filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against the club and four staff members Thursday, saying the facility failed to provide proper adult supervision and adequately trained life guards. The suit claims John and his brother were at their second day of camp when John's body was discovered floating in the pool. Workers didn't know his name or have any form of identification on him, the suit claims. Officials had also wrongly told the boy's mother her it was her eldest son who had died, according to the lawsuit. "She went to identify his body at the hospital," Marrs said. "She was in total morbid shock."

[@DebbieDavis-d6e]

My deepest condolences to every family member who lost a loved one in this tragedy. Know that prayers are also being sent to those recovering in the hospital, to the entire staff and students of Abundant Life Christian School and to the entire Madison community. May you be comforted with God's love and presence. 🙏 ❤🕊 ✨️ 🎉

[@thatisegoatle]

That's heartbreaking news. My thoughts are with the victims, their families, and everyone affected by this tragic event. It's deeply concerning to see violence in places meant to be safe havens, like schools.

[@hav2win]

Stop with the selective reporting. Handguns are EVERYWHERE. Asking how a kid got their hands on a gun is stupid. Handguns are for self-protection, and by nature, designed to be used in emergencies. That means accessed quickly. You can't put then inside devices that take 1-2 minutes to access when seconds count. While devices exist that can open quickly, they tend to be electronic and could fail or stop another family member from accessing it to protect themselves due to fingerprint limitations.

[@mercuryangel5632]

Anyone, especially parents, who give access to guns, including letting the kids know where the keys are to open a gun case is FULLY RESPONSIBLE if a tragedy like this happens. FULLY RESPONSIBLE AND SHOULD BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE TO THE FULL EXTENT OF THE LAW!

[@saxifrage-q3h]

No-the 2nd grade TEACHER called-not a 2nd grade student. This was confirmed in a recent press conference where law enforcement apologized for the error.

[@maryadair5697]

Because our government won't do anything...and the up coming VP said it's part of life. Wth is wrong !! That's just sickening to think the up coming vp would say something like that. I'm disgusted!

[@perlaneblett1830]

This sounds like a tragic case of bullying. Prayers to all of the families involved. 😢

[@JanetClough-dy5kd]

My heart goes out to the families and community.

[@Godbless-60]

So the 7 years old was more alert than the teachers? Where were the teachers and other adults in the school? Thank God for that baby who was so brave and smart to make that call. Condolences to the families and the school community 💔💔💔

[@onewotldgovernmentonlywhen9044]

Makes you wonder if this story is fake or not like the other videos say

[@CrystalBella]

Why people always feeds of the toxic media reports, Were you there? Perhaps the teachers were all trying to get their students to safety. When things like happen You all making up stories and fabricated nonsense online to trigger other trolls.

[@noneofyourbusiness9369]

​​​​​@@CrystalBellaYou weren't there either. We would certainly like to know why at least one of them didn't make the call. Can't even imagine the fear the youngster was experiencing and the trauma they will go through the rest of their life because of this. Why are 3 people dead if the were so aware, did you think of that before you attacked someone for their right to free speech.

[@DivineDestiny77]

⁠​⁠It’s not fake. A cousin of mine’s son was at that school that day also. Thankfully he’s safe and back at home with my cousin (his mom).

[@SmushyMcMushy]

Maybe her teacher was helping the shooting victims….

[@monicarod8871]

Poor young man! How brave to interview bless everyone's heart and prayers for everyone

[@karlanemclean8340]

Every day a shooting goes on at a shool all you can hear it is a sad day

[@cherylatchley811]

So tragic. God be with all of them. Prayers and blessings. Shower them with love.

[@denisemeletiche8816]

What happened to the girl that made her do this ? Lord have mercy 😢 this is only happens here in USA I lived in PR never this has happened there not in schools the streets it’s a different story ..what is going on this is a emergency a crisis how can we prevent this so many questions this should not happen . We have to do better ..

[@ripperwrestling6587]

Denise, this is so sad, this happened because we are so week to help the mentally ill! We can't keep telling people this is normal behavior!

[@TommyMuriel]

From a fellow Puerto Rican here: in my homeland the process to legally own a gun is a LOT more rigorous than here in the continental US. Even worse: depending on what state you live, pretty much anyone can acquire a gun without a legal background check, even buy it at a regular retail store like Walmart. Of course, any single time a massive shooting like this occurs, talks about proper gun control rise up again...only to be silenced in Congress by people on both sides of the aisle either members of (or just plain bought by) the almighty NRA. As always, it's "thoughts and prayers" and move on, there's nothing to see here (unless tragedy hits any of their own kin, that is).

[@denisemeletiche8816]

@ 🥲😩 we have to help the mentally ill we have a responsibility I’m so worried because I have 2 grandkids and they go to school and I’m so worried for our teachers and other kids and personnel how can we stop this from continuing please we have to do better my heart hurts how can we protect our children ? I’m so sad right now poor children Rio to those who passed and the ones who are hurt please speedy recovery god bless ..

[@Rick-j6o]

Please name one country that is better

[@syan7558]

@@TommyMuriel Just gonna throw this in here. Idk if you meant it to be misleading or you just don't know, but no. You cannot buy a gun at Wal-Mart without a background check. Only private sales person-to-person do not require it. Any retailer selling firearms is subject to the ATF and any person buying a firearm from a retailer like Wal-Mart must fill out federal form 4473 and go through a federal background check. Those regulations as mentioned are *federal* so it doesn't matter which state you live in.

[@PamelaBrandonChromeFoto]

I can’t imagine the trauma this children are experiencing and will experience seeing this happen is heartbreaking and the student that felt that she had NO OTHER CHOICE, teachers and parents HAVE TO TALK AND LISTEN TO THESE Children AND STUDENTS. ITS A HORRIBLE EVENT THAT SHOULDN’T HAVE HAPPEN. STUDENT NEED TO STOP BULLYING AND PICKING ON STUDENTS,AND EVERY SCHOOL SHOULD HAVE A NO TOLERANCE FOR THIS, IMMEDIATE SUSPENDED FROM SCHOOL. PRAYERS FOR ALL THE STUDENTS AND FAMILIES.

[@hmmmblyat]

oh no... are the bullets ok?

[@eulyduran86]

😩omg why this comment 😂😭. I’m not laughing I’m just coughing lol

[@CarlHewett]

What a life.I am sorry for any loss these families have face.

[@lindabelanger6286]

Thoughts and prayers go out to all.

[@malanalan1]

Yeah, right. That's going to help. Amazing that people are still using this meaningless phrase.

[@jimlewis2395]

@@malanalan1 Stop being so cynical friend. My thoughts and prayers are with you

[@marinamavrogenis4381]

Is it really necessary for them to destroy this man's house to gain entry? WTH?

[@gaydenmaccallum508]

My sincere condolences to the families of those killed & injured. I can't even begin to understand how things like this happen. Dear Lord! I pray for everyone involved. So close to Christmas as well.

[@kathleenboggan6616]

I thought you said it was a 17 year old. Get your FACTS STRAIGHT. Before the report.🙄

[@MortuusBigSosa]

Info can change passing the time, everyone is not perfect