Do you define red flag law there? jose, you re raising an important point for us in colorado and other states with red flag laws of how we can implement them better. the basic idea is if you see something, say something. we need to make sure the public understands what this law is, how it works, and we need to make sure that law enforcement is comfortable using it. some law enforcement agencies have been more comfortable and used it more frequently than others. we don t know enough about this incident to know whether there were red flags that were missed here. but we know that we can and we will work hard. our office has worked hard on this. we did a report analyzing every single red flag that was used in the figures year of the law s existence and we ve been building more support for it. training law enforcement. we ve got more work to do. i can t thank you enough for being with us this morning. really appreciate your time. we are also following
This agency happens to be taking heat right now. i m veryen pro law enforcement. i ve been training law enforcement for almost 20 years and it just seems that for whatever reason this particular agency didn t haven the appropriate protocols in place or didn t havet the confidence to be able to pull off making entry with a t single two orhr three officers and for whatever reason they bottleneckedte that hallway leads me to believe that they didn t have the stress training to be able to engage that shooter and throw is under duress. what i mean by thatat is there s a massive chemical dome that happens. we go into tunnel vision. we re going to or excuse i froze up. i understand. but that s the training is for. training is to get you used toth an environment. so whether it s adrenaline that gives you amnesia or any other stress hormones don t drop because whether you re taking a test or if you re training for an active shooter - ,you do it over and over in the military over and over and o
0 we will be donating to our guests. america is free. that s it for this special t edition , tucker carlson tonight. we ll be back at eight p.m.will it s the sworn enemy of lines from boston fungus group. this weekend with the ones who upup . welcome to this special edition of hannity . i m tammy bruce and for sean. and tonightsp more breaking news out of south texas where the director of the texas department of public safety is in . authorities made the wrongho decisiones m when waiting to breach the classroom door of robb elementary o as a gunman went on a deadly rampage. here with the latestt as fox s own jeff paul jeff tambe and the more we learn about this shooting, the harder to get to this community to digesto the minute by minute timeline. what led to 19 students and two teachers being killed o in one o the most glaring new pieces of information that we re receiving deals with the fact that investigators believe kids at the time of k the shooting inside the school were cal
Officers maintained him and kept them in containment which i think was a good thing, right? and you have to remember. i don t agree with everything director mcgraw said. remember. even when a tactical team made an entrance these are guys training, extensive training comes of the most extensive training law enforcement can have. even when they go on the door they have to find into the shooter. where are the children, whereas the shooter? when they go into the door they have to find the shooter before they can. when they were looking for the sure what happened? they get shot. so even people with the most advanced technical equipment, the most tactical training, these officers select to locate the shooter within that room and take him out while they are taking rounds. that was a tactical unit well-trained. so people question why the police didn t act on their door earlier, they don t have any of that equipment, and any of that
Updates every 15 minutes. is this common practice now? stand by, daniel linsky, are you with us? we are live on the air. thank you, sir, for being patient with me. you said every 15 minutes police give out information. is that standard practice across the country? i m hoping it is, we ve been training law enforcement and public universities, people will help and cooperate but they need to have information. if you let them go for an hour without giving them updates, it causes them to then start feeding information they have that might not be accurate. they are waiting on warrants for this house. bill: fascinating. keep going. if that suspect isn t there, they would have looked for him, the person, which they have every right to do if they know that s his home. if they are waiting on a warrant, they will search the home for evidence. that means the suspect is no longer there and a warrant would
Became manifest and the shooting starting, law enforcement reacted swiftly, within 60 to 90 seconds. it s a reminder, an indication of how much experience and training law enforcement all across this country now has for active shooters. they were able to stop him. he did not put up a fight but not before he took the lives of five journalists who were doing their job. thank you so much. joining us now is jim cavanaugh. jim, what do you glean from what we know so far? this is somebody who had a vendetta specifically against this newspaper, having filed a lawsuit against them, allowed himself to be taken alive however. right. this thing went on for years sim erring with this guy. it s a revenge motive. he wanted to get back at the gazette because they wrote a
Became manifest and the shooting starting, law enforcement rea reacted swiftly, within 60 to 90 seconds. it s a reminder, an indication of how much experience and training law enforcement all across this country now has for active shooters. they were able to stop him. he did not put up a fight but not before he took the lives of five journalists who were doing their job. thank you so much. joining us now is gjim cavanaug. jim, what do you glean from what we know so far? this is somebody who had a vendetta specifically against this newspaper, having filed a lawsuit against him, allowed himself to be taken alive however. right. this thing went on for years sim erring with this guy. it s a revenge motive. he wanted to get back at the gazette because they wrote a story about when he pled guilty
The access to the weapons disturbs me. as the lt. governor said. as the lieutenant governor said, if you have a weapon in your home, you have to secure it. the lieutenant governor talked about arming teachers and the fact that the armed guards that were there prevented more deaths. in addition to hardening targets do you think it s a viable option absolutely. to arm teachers. pete, i have been training law enforcement for 25 years and trained military unit around the world. there s no problem with teaching people how to run into a crowd with a weapon. but you have to give them 40 hours, 80 hours of training. we it take the active shooting training and give it to able and physically capable teachers. physical ed instructors. in israel, we allow parents who served in combat units to respond to our schools in addition to having the armed security in front of the school.
The access to the weapons disturbs me. as the lt. governor said. if you have a weapon in your home, you have to secure it. the lt. governor talked about arming teachers and the fact that the armed guard likely prevented more deaths. do you think it s a viable option? absolutely. to arm teachers. pete, i have been training law enforcement for 25 years and trained military unit around the world. there is no problem teaching people to run into a crowd with a weapon. but you have to give them 40 to 80 hours of training. we it take the active shooting training and give it to able and physically capable teachers. if israel we allow parents who served in combat units to respond to our schools in addition to armed security in
In a situation like this where there s an active shooter in one of the buildings of youtube, they don t know how many they are. they don t know where the person is and they don t know if the shooter is trying to blend in with everyone else evacuating the building. that s why we see san bruno police frisking the individuals are so they can get out of area. you re right. lots of challenges with a facility of this size. particularly communication. if you think about it, we ve heard unfortunately far too often in recent days about the training law enforcement goes through and the response and surging to the location with the sound of shots and threats, they don t have the luxury of arriving on the scene and gather ordering the figure out how they ll go in. regardless of their entry point as they arrive, they ll go. they have to treat everyone