Police Say Wisconsin School Shooting 911 Call Was Made By Teacher, And Not A Kid

Police Say Wisconsin School Shooting 911 Call Was Made By Teacher, And Not A Kid
Police are sending out a correction on information they released concerning the 911 call that was made to report the Madison Wisconsin Christian School Shooting saying the caller was not a 2nd grader as originally reported, but instead was a Second grade Teacher at the school
"After looking at the computer aided dispatch system, it seems as if a call came from a second grader. It actually read the call came from a second grade teacher."
"We know a document has been widely shared on social media. At this time we cannot verify its authenticity. We have detectives working today to determine where this document originated and who actually shared it online."
"Some have asked if people were specifically targeted. Everyone was targeted in this incident and everyone was put in equal danger."
This comes after police sources initially said the school shooter Natalie Rupnow was 17 years old, only later to change that information with her correct age of 15-years-old.