Parents of second girl on 911 call as Uvalde gunman kept shooting want all responding officers to listen to the audio

In wake of the Uvalde shooting, hoax active-shooter calls keep parents and police on edge

In wake of the Uvalde shooting, hoax active-shooter calls keep parents and police on edge

An increase in fake active-shooter reports since the beginning of the school year has intensified parents’ anxieties and required an additional law enforcement response.

Parents of second girl on 911 call as Uvalde gunman kept shooting want all responding officers to listen to the audio

(CNN) — Injured 4th-grader Miah Cerrillo was on the phone with a 911 operator when a burst of gunfire came from the shooter at Robb Elementary School.“He’s shooting,” she says simply at 12:21 p.m.“Stay quiet, make sure everybody stays quiet,” she is told by the operator.It will be 29 more minutes before officers challenge the shooter and kill him.By then, armed responders were stacked up outside the connecting classrooms 111 and 112, where they …

Parents of second girl on 911 call as Uvalde gunman kept shooting want all responding officers to listen to the audio

The parents of Miah Cerrillo, a 4th-grader who was on the phone with a 911 operator during an initial shooting attack at Robb Elementary School in Texas, want police officers to hear her call.

Parents of second girl on 911 call as Uvalde gunman kept shooting want all responding officers to listen to the audio

By Shimon Prokupecz, Matthew J. Friedman and Rachel Clarke, CNNInjured 4th-grader Miah Cerrillo was on the phone with a 911 operator when a burst of gunfire came from the shooter at Robb Elementary School.“He’s shooting,” she says simply at 12:21 p.m.“Stay quiet, make sure everybody stays quiet,” she is told by the operator.It will be 29 more minutes before officers challenge the shooter and kill him.By then, armed responders were stacked up out…

Parents of second girl on 911 call as Uvalde gunman kept shooting want all responding officers to listen to the audio

Injured 4th-grader Miah Cerrillo was on the phone with a 911 operator when a burst of gunfire came from the shooter at Robb Elementary School.