There were no explosive devices or hazardous items found at the scene of the Greenwood mass shooting, however, investigators announced during a press conference Monday that a backpack belonging to the accused shooter was found in the bathroom, with ammunition and a broken-down rifle inside. Greenwood mall shooting 911 recordings capture panic, chaos of scene “It wasn’t IMPD’s jurisdiction with them not being in Johnson County but they’re there to go in and do things with me, and for me and my guys, and my team.” “We all come together and we’re all training the same, so we know the work and we all do it together as one,” Rhinehart said. The Johnson County Bomb Squad is made up of four certified bomb technicians and several assistants.
The two teams are among 12 hazardous devices units in the state, explained Rhinehart. Rhinehart, who serves as the commander for the county’s bomb squad, said he immediately received another call from the head of the IMPD Bomb Squad, offering whatever help they might need, and informing him this was in response to an alleged active shooter situation. Normally, this would be what is considered a ‘basic run’ for the team of bomb technicians that work within the county, but in this case, it was quite the opposite. Nearly two hours away, Major Matt Rhinehart was out to dinner with his family when he received a call, alerting him that the Johnson County Bomb Squad was needed at the Greenwood Park Mall for a backpack that had reportedly been found. One by one, panic-filled 911 calls flooded the Johnson County and Bartholomew County dispatch centers from people who were there during the shooting and ran away, people still hiding inside, and family members of loved ones that were at the mall. In a matter of 15 seconds, a mass shooter opened fire at the Greenwood Park Mall, killing three people and injuring two others, before he was shot and killed by a bystander. Officials said the suspect was in a relationship with the woman and the teen was the suspect’s biological son.GREENWOOD, Ind. Police later arrested the man at a train station in Redwood City, He was not immediately identified. "Both victims were suffered from obvious trauma and this incident was determined to be a homicide," the statement said. The bodies were found Saturday night at an apartment in Antioch, after a neighbor requested a welfare check, police said in a statement. The police activity follows the arrest of a 34-year-old man, who was arrested on suspicion of killing his girlfriend and his 15-year-old son, authorities said. MORE: Gunfire near Oakland's Eastmont Mall to blame for cable outages By 3:15 p.m., that all clear was given for the area near F Street by the Contra Costa Sheriff's Office Community Warning System.
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Police asked all residents in the area of F Street between 11th Street and 17th Street to go inside and lock all windows and doors unless they received further official instructions that all is clear. The man's body had suffered trauma, officials said, but there was no evidence of gun casings.Īs a result, classes were canceled at the high school. Department of Homeland security officials, BART police and K-9 units from the Coast Guard were also there. The Walnut Creek bomb squad and the ATF were also on scene as wires were sticking out of the man's body, or seen near his body. Aerial photographs showed several police cars and officers standing in the street in the 1700 block of F Street, which is also near a middle school.
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