Aurora Shooting Dispatch Recordnig Analysis

[OfficerDotCom]

24 minutes broken down by significant events.

Thoughts?

http://www.officer.com/article/10748...rding-analysis

[USMC_MP]

Lincoln-25 is my hero.

[Ignite]

That dispatcher rules.

[SEHU81]

What incredible professionalisim from the officers at the scene; concise with their information, not paniced or screaming into the mic to the point information was being distorted. A credit to their training.

[C-Dog]

The job takes nerves of steel. Those who don't have them, don't last long in law enforcement. Still, some are truly heroes, as in the case of these officers.

[nexlar1]

At the 8:15 mark a call is made for an ambulance at a street intersection where a victim is out "with the road crew." In such emergencies, as victims are streaming out of the area of the immediate threat, they will go to the closest place they can see that might even remotely represent help. A road crew with flashing yellow lights, radios, etc. might well find themselves approached and asked for assistance. This also indicates how far outside that mall perimeter victims can get and how quickly.

[bigcitypolice06]

RTO/Dispatcher deserves a medal....