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NEW: All 14 members of law enforcement who fired their guns while responding to the Pulse nightclub shooting have been cleared of wrongdoing and no civilians were struck by law enforcement members during the shooting, according to results of an investigation released today.
More than 400 shots were fired during the Pulse nightclub tragedy by the shooter and 14 law enforcement members.
Not a single shot fired by officers injured or killed a civilian, acc. to the State Attorney's office.
Not a single shot fired by officers injured or killed a civilian, acc. to the State Attorney's office.
The Pulse nightclub shooter fired a minimum of 186 times from his assault rifle and a min of 22 times from his 9 mm handgun.
He called 911 five times, googled how to spell the word "allegiance" and researched how to unjam his assault rifle while he was in the bathroom for 3 hrs
He called 911 five times, googled how to spell the word "allegiance" and researched how to unjam his assault rifle while he was in the bathroom for 3 hrs
When the shooter emerged from the bathroom, 13 officers fired a minimum of 172 shots towards him, of which they hit him 7 times.
He fell backwards and was on the floor, when an officer approached him and shot one more bullet into him.
He fell backwards and was on the floor, when an officer approached him and shot one more bullet into him.
While officers were waiting behind the bar for the shooter to emerge from the bathroom, one individual came out, crouching. When he did not initially comply with verbal commands, two officers fired a total of four shots twds him, but missed striking him. He was a civilian.
