[lapsus calami]

 

 

If that's accurate, that was excellent. Engaging them kept her distracted away from harming anyone else until the entry team could infiltrate and flank. Saw the broken window and assumed it was damage caused by fire from the entry team - maybe not.

 

 

[Navy Patriot]

It's accurate, the entry team effectively flanked the shooter, however responding officers outside did not fire any rounds at all.

The shooter broke out the second floor window to use it as a overlooking sniper position against officers arriving outside.

Fortunately, the first officers to arrive had already formed the entry team and had entered the school building's first floor.

The first officer to arrive was immediately met outside by a school employee, who provided a master key allowing the entry team immediate and quiet access.

Also fortunately, the shooter neglected to watch for a flank while firing from the second floor overlook position on officers outside.

The officers outside did not engage, they drew fire by simply being in view and attracting attention, exactly what was needed to distract the shooter.