They told reporters that there were seven armed guards at the scene.
They then admitted that the guards saw the gunman trying to enter through a locked door.
Instead of shooting him, the guard told school officials that he was trying to get into the building, and police were called."
if armed security guards see a guy with a rifle trying to enter a school and their reaction is to call the police, why are they armed? This is almost Uvalde level Keystone Kops.
Fortunately for those inside, he made a mistake common to many of the people that attempt mass murder but know nothing about the gun the news media keep telling them to use. I will not identify that mistake here:
"Taniya Gholston, 16, recalled being in the dance room when the attacker burst in.
She said she only survived because his gun jammed."
The police chief is claiming:
"'The gun laws in St. Louis are very broad,' said Sack. 'If someone walks down the street with a rifle, if we have no cause we can't go and talk to them. And that's one of the greatest challenges we face.'"
A guy approaches a school with a rifle and police. Annot even talk to him? Excuses.
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