Police body camera shows officers searching for Nashville school shooter | USA TODAY

Metro Nashville Police Department released body camera video showing officers arriving at The Covenant School where six were killed.

RELATED: Video shows Nashville shooter arriving, walking inside Covenant School

Police released more than two minutes of surveillance footage late Monday, followed by several minutes of body camera video on Tuesday from officers who encountered the shooter.

The body camera footage shows officers arriving at the school, announcing "Metro Police" as they enter the building and some classrooms with rifles raised.

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22 comments

  1. Bless the courageous heroes that walked into danger to protect as many as possible! Everyone of you deserves our undying gratitude and respect!

  2. This was a textbook breach in an active shooter situation! I applaud the Nashville Police here. The police did exactly what they had to do here. The body camera videos vividly show the horror and chaos of an active shooter situation. Trust me with those sirens going off you can barely hear yourself think, let alone shouting commands to other officers. However, despite the fear and chaos of such a situation, these officers quickly neutralized the threat. That’s exactly what must be done in these situations!

  3. God bless those cops for having no fear and this willingness to die for those kids, teachers, and any other person who needs their help.

  4. Thank goodness for the brave cops and first responders in St. Louis and Nashville for choosing our children’s safety over their own, unlike the cowards in Uvalde.

  5. God bless those officers “HEROS” that has to live with this the rest of their lives. Thank you for your service and keeping the collateral damage to just six souls. God bless those six souls that were lost especially those three babies.

  6. You need a Officer Collazo in every unit. He was on it from the minute he pulled up and made his voice heard. This brought tears to my eyes. Then “lets go”. And they literally walked right into bullet fire and took it out clearly ready to die to save lives. This is what heroism looks like.

  7. Wow! Unbelievable job by them. That was one of the most intense videos I have ever watched in my life. My heart is still pounding. God bless everyone involved

  8. What a horrifying ordeal for those poor kids and staff. May God be with them as they heal from this trauma.

  9. I know thick steel doors are not pretty, but they would be so much harder to get through, ground levels, one way in and one way out, if people gets through, they then get to more thick doors, no windows on ground level , it could stop a lot of things like this, something has to be done , Lord bless these families who have lost Love Ones and law enforcement ,and the children that had to go through this. So very very sad .

  10. These men are the definition or protectors! They put their lives on the line with no hesitation. It goes to show that a good guy will put down a bad guy!

  11. May God bless the victims and there families…May he also bless these brave and courageous policemen and policewoman who were willing to lay there lives down to protect the children and adults in the school….

    Thank you to all the officers and all the first responders .🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

  12. Rest In Peace. USA Today has monetized the active shooter body-cam of an elementary school with ads. Unbelievable

  13. Bravery, purpose, assertiveness, and intent by these officers. Saved many lives. Heartbroken for the families who lost loved ones to a disgusting psycho.

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