Team Lead: Alright, everybody, settle down and listen up. We’ve got active shooters on the Watt Community College campus. From what we know right now, they are contained inside the science wing, but we all know that could change. We’ve had numerous reports coming in, and we know there are victims, dead and alive. We don’t have time to mess around on this one.

Officer: How many shooters are there?

Team Lead: We don’t know exactly. The reports have been varied, but we do know there are at least two, but probably more. Two campus security officers are at the scene. We don’t know where, but we’ve got their details, and one is former LSPD.

Officer: Do we have contact with them?

Team Lead: No, we got the info based on what one of the 911 callers provided and we don’t have time to waste. We need to lock down that wing and close ground on them ASAP. I want you all to be ready. We’re working to see if we can find a possible location based on the calls we’re getting and the rooms the callers are in, but we’re moving fast. If we don’t have it when we pull up, we’re going in without it.

Officer: What are our entry points?

Team Lead: The science wing has three main entrances. I want to hit all three at once. We’re not giving them a chance to get out once we arrive. We’ve got uniforms coming in too, locking down the campus and doing all the footwork. It should be obvious, but we’re going in with lethal force, boys. These assholes are shooting kids. My kid went to this college, goddammit.

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911 Operator: 911, this call is being recorded. What is your emergency?
911 Operator: What is your emergency?
Caller: I need help.
911 Operator: Can you tell me what’s wrong?
Caller: I’m hiding. There’s blood, so much blood.
911 Operator: OK, I’m going to need you to stay calm. Do you know where you are?
Caller: No, they don’t.
911 Operator: No, I mean, where are you?
Caller: Hiding. In a cupboard. They came in and just started shooting.
911 Operator: OK, that’s good. Where is the cupboard?
Caller: In a classroom.
911 Operator: You’re doing great. So you’re at school. Which school?
Caller: Watt College. Please come help me. I don’t want to die.
911 Operator: I need you to stay calm. The police are on their way, okay? They are on their way. Stay where you are.
Caller: I don’t want to. Please don’t let me die.
911 Operator: Stay calm, remain where you are. Is the shooter nearby?
Caller: I don’t know. Don’t make me look.
911 Operator: Ma’am, ma’am, I’m not asking you to do anything of the sort. Stay where you are.
Caller: Oh god.
911 Operator: Ma’am
Caller: They’re coming back.
911 Operator: Stay calm. I’m right here with you.
Caller: Hail Mary, full of grace. The Lord is with thee…
Caller: No, please, no!

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911 Operator: 911, this call is being recorded. What is your emergency?
Caller: I’ve been shot.
911 Operator: OK, can you tell me your location?
Caller: I’m at the Watt Community College. Three guys just came into the science block and opened fire.
911 Operator: Where are they now?
Caller: I don’t know. There are bodies everywhere. Please send help.
911 Operator: The LSPD are on the way, sir. I need you to stay calm. Can you tell me how badly you're hurt?
Caller: They … they shot me in the back. I tried to run. There’s blood, and I can’t.… Oh Christ, I can’t move my legs.
911 Operator: It’s all going to be ok. Stay calm. Don’t worry. Help is coming.
Caller: Do you promise?
911 Operator: The LSPD are en route, sir. We have paramedics coming too. Just remain calm, and if you can, in any way, find some cover.
Caller: I never told my mom I loved her. I always tell her before I leave the house, but …today I didn’t. Oh god, oh god. It hurts so bad.
911 Operator: Try to remain calm. What’s your name?
Caller: George.
911 Operator: Ok, George. Just stay calm. Don’t make any noise or draw attention to yourself.
Caller: Where are they?
911 Operator: Who, the shooters? Are they coming back?
Caller: The police. Where are they?
911 Operator: The LSPD are on their way. I promise but listen to me, George. You need to stay quiet.
Caller: Oh God. I’m sorry, mom, I’m sorry. I love you.
911 Operator: George, George, can you hear me? George!

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911 Operator: 911, this call is being recorded. What is your emergency?
Caller: I need the police. You need to send the police right away.
911 Operator: OK, ma’am, can I take your location?
Caller: Yes, yes, I’m at the Watt Community College campus. There’s someone shooting. I don’t know what’s going on. But they told me to call.
911 Operator: Who told you to call?
Caller: The officers who were here. The security, I mean. They heard the shots, told me to call and ran to help.
911 Operator: Can I take your name?
Caller: I’m Sara. Sara Chambers.
911 Operator: Alright, Sara, tell me, what has happened.
Caller: There’s someone shooting at the school!
911 Operator: We already have officers en route. Can you see the shooters?
Caller: No, no, it’s not here. It’s over in one of the buildings. I’m just working at the coffee kiosk. I don’t know what’s going on.
911 Operator: That’s fine. It’s good you’re safe. Do you know anything about how many shooters there are?
Caller: No, I’m sorry. I don’t know anything. The security guys were here ordering a coffee like they do every morning when we all heard something. It sounded like firecrackers but far away. The security guys dropped their drinks, told me to call 911 and ran off.
911 Operator: That’s great, Sara; you’ve done really well. As I said, the LSDP is en route. We don’t know how many shooters there are, so I’m going to have to ask you to find shelter.
Caller: I can hide here; there’s no one around. But please hurry.

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