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People were running into the classroom saying, he's got a gun. There's somebody with a gun. The next hallway over from where I was, another freshman was coming out of the bathroom, just shooting. No real target, just shooting. The SWAT team came into the classroom. It was a team of three or four men. They had us one by one go out of the classroom.

People were running into the classroom saying, he's got a gun. There's somebody with a gun. The next hallway over from where I was, another freshman was coming out of the bathroom, just shooting. No real target, just shooting. The SWAT team came into the classroom. It was a team of three or four men. They had us one by one go out of the classroom.

The shooter was Andy Williams. He was a fellow freshman. It was a kid that said he was bullied.

The shooter was Andy Williams. He was a fellow freshman. It was a kid that said he was bullied.

The shooter was Andy Williams. He was a fellow freshman. It was a kid that said he was bullied.

She was really scared. It was instant crying and hugging and just so happy to see them. I mean, he took two lives, and he permanently mentally wounded a lot of people.

She was really scared. It was instant crying and hugging and just so happy to see them. I mean, he took two lives, and he permanently mentally wounded a lot of people.

She was really scared. It was instant crying and hugging and just so happy to see them. I mean, he took two lives, and he permanently mentally wounded a lot of people.

I think the school shooting forced me to grow up a lot faster than most teenagers grow up.

I think the school shooting forced me to grow up a lot faster than most teenagers grow up.

I think the school shooting forced me to grow up a lot faster than most teenagers grow up.

I'm in flip-flops. My mom's in flip-flops. Everybody's in sandals. It's very slippery. My legs were getting cut up by the brush, and we kept falling.

I'm in flip-flops. My mom's in flip-flops. Everybody's in sandals. It's very slippery. My legs were getting cut up by the brush, and we kept falling.

I'm in flip-flops. My mom's in flip-flops. Everybody's in sandals. It's very slippery. My legs were getting cut up by the brush, and we kept falling.

And my mom told the woman, if you don't hear from us in a few hours, please call my dad, so my grandpa. And the woman said, you'll be fine. They're going to take you home. These police are going to take you home. And she wrote down their names, their truck number, their license plate number, every detail about them.

And my mom told the woman, if you don't hear from us in a few hours, please call my dad, so my grandpa. And the woman said, you'll be fine. They're going to take you home. These police are going to take you home. And she wrote down their names, their truck number, their license plate number, every detail about them.

And my mom told the woman, if you don't hear from us in a few hours, please call my dad, so my grandpa. And the woman said, you'll be fine. They're going to take you home. These police are going to take you home. And she wrote down their names, their truck number, their license plate number, every detail about them.

And when they were driving us to the border, they were going away that I've never been to the border. And I think that made my mom and I both very nervous. The officer that was driving, he shook his head and he looked down and said, you need to go home. It's not safe for you in here.

And when they were driving us to the border, they were going away that I've never been to the border. And I think that made my mom and I both very nervous. The officer that was driving, he shook his head and he looked down and said, you need to go home. It's not safe for you in here.

And when they were driving us to the border, they were going away that I've never been to the border. And I think that made my mom and I both very nervous. The officer that was driving, he shook his head and he looked down and said, you need to go home. It's not safe for you in here.