Authorities release 911 call from Oregon elementary school shooter's fatal intervention

The release of the emergency dispatch audio provides a minute-by-minute account of the actions taken by emergency responders, school staff, and a parent during a fatal active shooter incident that resulted in five deaths.

• •Authorities released a 911 call Tuesday from Kaylub Giamanco to The Associated Press via a public records request.
• •The 911 call lasted a little more than a minute while Giamanco was driving home and saw the shooter at Silver Rail Elementary School.
• •During the call, Giamanco told the operator he had a gun and intended to confront the shooter, while the operator urged him to let officers handle the situation.
• •The 16-year-old shooter, Griffin J. John II, shot through locked doors to enter the school in Bend, Oregon, on Oct. 15.
• •The shooter killed three children—ages 5, 8, and 11—and a teacher in a special needs classroom.
• •Another student and a teacher were injured during the attack.
• •Teacher Cassidy Schutz confronted the shooter by throwing her phone, tackling him, and wrestling for control of the weapon before Giamanco entered through an open window.
• •Giamanco entered the classroom and fatally shot the attacker, later stating he felt he was the last line of defense.
• •Teacher Becky Drury was shot at close range in her left hand and right arm, and pretended to be dead to avoid further injury.
• •Bend-La Pine Schools previously identified Cassidy Schutz and shared her public statement regarding the tragedy.