Nashville Police have released body camera footage worn by Officers Rex Englebert and Michael Collazo at the time they killed Nashville. Audrey Elizabeth Haleauthor of the shooting at a school in which three minors and three adults died this Monday.

In the video, we see officers enter the center as the shooting alarm sounds and search for the perpetrator. The sequence progresses while they open the doors of the classrooms in the center, a little less than three minutes of tension until they find Hale and manage to bring her down.

“suspect shot down“, shouts Agent Collazo, at which point the sequence ends. At least three minors and three adults died from the shots of this former student 28-year-old heavily armed woman who broke into Alliance Presbyterian College, a private early childhood and elementary school in Nashville, Tennessee.

The attacker entered the educational center through a side entrance armed with two assault rifles and a pistol and killed three children under the age of nine and three school workers, the Nashville Police reported. The agents entered through the ground floor at 10:27 a.m. They heard shots on the first floor, from where the attacker opened fire on the policemen, and they finally managed to kill the woman.

Police have indicated that, according to preliminary data, the woman “identified as trans”but investigators are trying to conclude if this is related to the incident.

“The first data already indicated that she was a former student of that school,” explained Nashville Police Chief John Drake, who added that the attacker had maps of the school, according to NBC.

“We believe that there was some resentment for having had to go to this school”, which is why “this incident occurred”, reports the aforementioned television channel.

The American President, Joe Bidenwho has maintained a telephone call with Cooper, has ordered the flags of the institutions to be lowered to mourn the victims until Friday.

Biden has taken this measure “as show of respect for the victims of the senseless acts of violence perpetrated on March 27″.