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Originally Posted by MsCheyenne
I am not sure how I feel about teachers having guns. However, I do know that the Broward County officers had no idea what kind of gun the shooter had. They claim they didn't even know he was inside the building. The Coral Springs officers showed up, ran past the cowering first responders and, took care of business. They are a much smaller department than Broward, yet they ran into the school and, lost not a single officer. An AR 15 and, the guns the deputies were carrying fire at the same speed, btw.
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nobody gets paid enough to run alone in to gunfire...the police that ran in did it as a group, armed with assault rifles and they were wearing kevlar...
a single teacher with a handgun is not going to help much...plus it takes a special type of person with special training to remain level headed in such a situation and do the right thing...kids screaming and running through the hallways and he has to spot the shooter and take the shot without killing more kids in the process and not die...the shooter is going pew pew pew the whole time...
as much as I would like the kids to have a chance and for this scenario to be viable, I dont think a teacher can find the shooter in time and even if he does, I would not bet on him winning...