No evidence has surfaced that Hale was believed to be a threat before this week. Tennessee does not have a “red flag” law that would allow a judge to temporarily seize guns from someone believed to be a threat to themselves or others.ĭrake said police did not know about Hale’s issues. The parents felt Hale “should not own the weapons,” the chief said. Three of the guns Hale owned were used to kill three 9-year-olds as well as a custodian, a substitute teacher and the head of the school.Īfter meeting with the shooter’s parents and school officials, authorities have yet to uncover any specific issues or problems in the attacker’s past, according to Drake.

Police know Hale left home Monday morning with a red bag and that Hale’s mother did not know weapons were inside, Drake said.

communication and drive - a look at the differences between police responses in Uvalde and Nashville Both of those officers fired on the shooter, who was killed. MNPD Officers Rex Engelbert, a 4-year veteran, and Michael Collazo, a 9-year veteran, were part of a team of officers who responded to the Covenant Church/School campus Monday morning and immediately entered the building. Here’s what we know about the guns used in Monday’s assault – the deadliest US school shooting since last May’s massacre in Uvalde, Texas, left 21 people dead. It’s still unclear what motivated the slaughter. The attack at the private Christian school lasted about 14 minutes before the shooter was shot and killed by police. “It indicates that they were prepared to wreak a lot more havoc than they were able to actually carry out thanks to the relatively quick action from the police,” said CNN analyst Stephen Gutowski, founder and editor of The Reload, a firearms website. The AR-15 and 9 mm pistol caliber carbine appear to have 30-round magazines, according to experts who reviewed photos and video released by police. These are the victims of the Nashville school shooting Young children, a substitute teacher, the head of their school and its custodian.

From The Covenant School/Covenant Presbyterian Church/Facebook/KMOV/Dieckhaus Family The Covenant School shooting victims (top row) Katherine Koonce, Mike Hill, Cynthia Peak, (bottom row) Evelyn Dieckhaus, Hallie Scruggs and William Kinney.

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