Cell phone video taken on April 24 and posted to several social media platforms shows Dalton Stevens, a senior at Franklin High School, being ridiculed by a man later identified as Sam Johnson, the then-CEO of a local telemedicine company, VisuWell. (Courtesy: Jacob Geittman) https://bit.ly/3t0HUiQ
Cell phone video taken on April 24 and posted to several social media platforms shows Dalton Stevens, a senior at Franklin High School, being ridiculed by a man later identified as Sam Johnson, the then-CEO of a local telemedicine company, VisuWell. (Courtesy: Jacob Geittman) https://bit.ly/3t0HUiQ
Fourteen minutes. That’s the amount of time between the first 911 call about a shooting at The Covenant School was made and when Metro police officers killed the shooter, later identified as 28-year-old Audrey Hale.
After six people were murdered at The Covenant School on Monday, a reporter asked Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake if there were only laws in Tennessee that would’ve allowed police to take the shooter’s guns if it had been reported.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee took to Youtube Tuesday evening, addressing the mass shooting at The Covenant School in Nashville.
Memorial for lives lost in Nashville school shooting
New information shows it appears Audrey Hale came to the school after driving through Belle Meade just minutes before the massacre.
