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<blockquote data-quote="newfie" data-source="post: 5305254" data-attributes="member: 58700">what i heard initially was a teacher had propped the door open.i then heard the teacher had closed the door when she heard the shooting but it was not locked.it was supposed to be a single entry school with all other doors locked.&nbsp; teachers were propping open the doors closest to their parked cars because it apparently was too much a pain in the rear to walk around to the single door they were supposed to go through.the police officer assigned there along with the administrators assigned should have been making sure no one left doors propped open or unlocked.if you prop open a door at the airport or leave one unlocked you can get a 1000 dollar individual fine and your company a 25000 dollar fine per incident.schools need to be just as serious about their security. the shooter should have died outside trying to break in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="newfie, post: 5305254, member: 58700"] what i heard initially was a teacher had propped the door open. i then heard the teacher had closed the door when she heard the shooting but it was not locked. it was supposed to be a single entry school with all other doors locked. teachers were propping open the doors closest to their parked cars because it apparently was too much a pain in the rear to walk around to the single door they were supposed to go through. the police officer assigned there along with the administrators assigned should have been making sure no one left doors propped open or unlocked. if you prop open a door at the airport or leave one unlocked you can get a 1000 dollar individual fine and your company a 25000 dollar fine per incident. schools need to be just as serious about their security. the shooter should have died outside trying to break in. [/QUOTE]

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