Newly released 911 call by child shows more insight into tragedy at Robb Elementary

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on the line this was the moment when everything on the scene in Uvalde should have changed at 12 10 pm on May 24 Chloe Torres, a fourth grade student who survived the shooting, was inside room 112 in Robb Elementary School and spoke to 9- Police 1-1, just a few feet away in the hallway, were informed minutes later that the worst case scenario was unfolding. Chloe, along with her classmates and teachers, some dead or dying were alone trapped with an active shooter, is the phone

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she should have made. the difference would be another 40 minutes until the police finally entered the room and killed the gunman CNN obtained the

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it was never made public until now a warning to our viewers it is painful to hear that we are choosing to play parts of the audio with parental approval of Chloe and because it is crucial to understanding the full extent of police failure that day.

Okay, with the officers somewhere, what's your name? There are many dead bodies, please help, you can hear the injured people in the room screaming in pain, the dispatcher. He asks Chloe to tell her classmates to stay quiet. She makes her the best situations that my dad taught me when she was a

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less than two minutes after the 12:00 p.m. call. Uvaldi's dispatcher sends an urgent message to the police on the scene, forward that child's information related he is in reality full of victims full of victims right now okay if the active shooter protocol had been followed this dispatch should having caused the police to spring into action and burst into the classroom. 38 minutes were allowed to pass as More officers arrived on the scene with

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equipment until something was done.

Nearly 400 officers responded in Uvaldi. Chloe wanted to know where they were. They are inside the building. Well, on the other side of the door. The authorities' response was disorganized and chaotic. Official reports. It details the catastrophic mistake that was made. Police at the scene thought the shooter was a barricaded subject and not an active shooter. Chloe's call makes it clear that an active shooter situation is developing. Body camera footage from local and state police departments obtained by CNN

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officers at the scene. She knew about the phone call and that there were children inside the room injured and in desperate need of medical attention.

No, we hadn't heard that. No, we are in four. This is disability. Ford. Someone was injured. No, not here, no, sir. Yes, EMS. there he is here he is here hey wait the last contact we had was one of the police officers at our school his wife was a teacher she called him they just had his number again CNN Uvalde Texas