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that together, teresa. listen, stay there on your front porch, stay as warm as you possibly can. and give candice a big hug for us, snok. >> i will, thank you so much. bill: thank you teresa. martha: we want to go directly to stacy frye, wkjw she's talking to a high cool student. >> i was standing in my room, i've never seen anybody run that fast in my life and i run fast! i've then seen -- literally there was a stampede of kids sprinted by us and i heard people quell yelling and the guns go off. >> so you had your cell phone in your hand? >> yeah, my family across the united states are texting me. everybody knows. it's crazy. >> it's just shocking this is what happened here. they always say you don't expect it. >> nothing like this happens, this was a big deal. i wonder if we'll have school this week. >> as a mom you had to be freaking out. >> very much so. very impressed with the way the chardon schools handled everything, all the correspondence they sent out to the parents right away
they can justify it was not two shooters, and that's the reason we see the police doing the sweep of the area, the entire area, and the school. so they are going to utilize the statements from the individual students as to what they saw. unfortunately, in these types of situation, there's so much pandemonium, folks just running all over the place, there's so much chaos, sometimes the information can become a bit -- but at the same time, the police are going to still take all of that information and work that information as if it's accurate. martha: thank you. they've also got that suspect in custody and are grilling him no doubt to figure out whether or not he was working with anybody. rod, thank you. stand by for us. we appreciate having you with us this morning. bill: and the akron beacon journal says two students taken by helicopter, so clearly they're the most serious, two others apparently taken to metro health hospital by way of ambulance, and teresa hunt, the one we talked to, said her daughter told her she heard five shots fired at 7:30 this morning. here is more information at the scene:
graduate of chardon, also. bill: teresa, i apologize for the interruption, what type of drills did your son and daughter conduct there? >> they do a lockdown drill. i don't know if they call that at school, but you know, they -- i imagine this is what it is. it's what the teachers are supposed to do in these type of situations. i don't know extensively what they're told. bill: teresa, are this metal detectors used at this high school? >> no, there isn't. bill: has that ever been considered? >> i don't know if they've ever talked about it but we've never really had an issue out here. this is -- this community is really close knit, everybody knows everybody. we're all like a big giant family, country family out here. bill: how does this hit you now? >> this scares me, really bad. bill:bill: i bet it does. tell me about the school. it seems like the kind of place where you want to grow up, frankly.