The Daily Mail offers a piece on the Florida school shooting and the accounts of two heroic police officers who rose to the occasion.
Two police officers have
emotionally recalled the terrifying moment they entered the Florida school
where a gunman was on the loose while a number of sheriff deputies cowered
outside.
Coral Springs Police
Department officers Chris Crawford and Sgt. Jeff Heinrich recounted their heroics during a local news
conference on Friday, describing the 'surreal' events of that fateful
Valentine's Day.
The incident 'was bad as you
can imagine — times 10,' Crawford said in the aftermath of the campus shooting.
'I have a 2-year-old. I don't want to send him to school.'
Coral Springs Police
Department officers Chris Crawford and Sgt. Jeff Heinrich recently
recounted their heroics during a news conference
A Marine veteran, Crawford
recounted the 'awful' task of having to treat children suffering from gunshot
wounds, adding that he wished he 'could have saved all of them.'
Crawford said that he stuffed
'combat gauze,' a medical dressing with a clotting agent, into the wounds of a
14-year-old boy who was shot in the back, and treated a young girl for a
shrapnel injury.
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