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Originally Posted by bigbadjoe108
Actually not really. The School Sherriff was out of the school at the time and when he arrived the shooting had already started. His training was to contain and call in that situation. Which is what he did. And with all the shooting, they had to wait even longer for a SWAT type team.
This exact situation showed how messed up that training was. Now all officers are supposed to be trained how to react to this kind of a thing immediately, preferably with a partner.
I would dare say that if that deputy was actually in the school when the shooting started, there may have been a totally different result. New age training or not.
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Also new training is for responding officers to enter in immediately and not wait. Big difference from then to know.