He also learned how to fire under pressure while chased by the cops.

https://www.newsobserver.com/news/nation-world/world/article261774632.html

CNN reported that Ramos, wearing body-armor, “was engaged by law enforcement, but made his way into the school anyway and went classroom to classroom shooting,” Natasha Bertrand said in a tweet.

Yes, because learning to fire while being fired at is something anyone can do.

“The students and staff are safe in the building. The building is secure in a Lockdown Status,” said Anne Marie Espinoza, the executive director of communications and marketing for the school district. “Your cooperation is needed at this time by not visiting the campus. As soon as the Lockdown Status is lifted you will be notified.”

They love their lockdowns.

“The shooter was able to make entry into a classroom, barricaded himself inside that classroom and again just began shooting numerous children and teachers that were in that classroom having no regard for human life. … Just began shooting anyone that was in his way,” a spokesperson from the Department of Public Safety told the Associated Press. “At that point we had a tactical law enforcement arrive … that were able to able to make forcible entry into that classroom. They were met with gunfire as well but they were able to shoot and kill that suspect.”

Barricaded? So while his back is turned and he has to put down the guns to start wedging furniture and obstacles in front of the doors the teachers (so more than one).

“Risking their own lives, these Border Patrol Agents and other officers put themselves between the shooter and children on the scene to draw the shooter’s attention away from potential victims and save lives,” Espinosa said. “At least one Border Patrol Agent was wounded by the shooter during the exchange of gunfire. On-and-off duty Border Patrol Agents arrived on the scene to assist with transferring students safely to their families and providing medical support.”

Another update from the school continued to urge families not to go to the campus and that students would be transported to the Willie DeLeon Civic Center for reunification as they accounted for the children.

Amazingly the upset parents have completely obeyed this rule. That's not how parents behaved in Columbine. Most parents freak out and try to reach their kids by any means necessary. But these parents are happy to calmly wait for updates and to stay at the Civic center until the kids are brought to them so the press can get good shots of their tearful reunions.

Reporters at the scene waited outside the civic center for hours alongside hysterical parents. Well into the night, families still awaited news on their children, even being asked for DNA swabs to help identify the bodies.

Told ya.

They wanted the parents to wait there to get the moneyshots of the reunions. The parents care more about getting a close up than finding their kid.

“Our community has experienced a terrible tragedy. We must come together to console one another and respect the privacy of the families. Please keep all families in your prayers,” Espinoza wrote.

You see up parents to reunite with kids at civic center in front of reports. Don't act like this is about privacy. When they say privacy they mean "don't ask questions".

Many family members took to social media while they waited in the dark for news about their loved ones. Many later followed up with updates with the worst news they wanted to hear.

Right. Let's respect their privacy.

“My tia did not make it, she sacrificed herself protecting the kids in her classroom, i beg of you to keep my family including all of her family in y’all’s prayers , IRMA GARCIA IS HER NAME and she died a HERO. she was loved by many and will truly be missed,” one tweet read.

“My baby cousin was found, she was in heaven.. thank you to everyone who said a prayer for me and my family tonight when most needed. just yesterday i was pretending to fight you when we walked your school, i know you are in heaven throwing a softball with wela.. love u princess,” another said.

Any research on what happened in events like Columbine shows that parents don't just patiently wait for an "update" if their kid is alive or dead.

Another update from the school continued to urge families not to go to the campus and that students would be transported to the Willie DeLeon Civic Center for reunification as they accounted for the children. About three hours after the initial lockdown post, parents were given the green-light to check on their kids.

But these parents got the message to just wait at the civic center and they'd be told in a few hours if their kid was alive. And they DID.