How Coward Parkland cop LIED about school massacre: Newly released 911 calls contradict deputy’s earlier account of shooting and reveal how he knew killer was inside the building
Scot Peterson radioed 911 at 2.23pm on February 14 from Stoneman Douglas
He said he heard what could have been ‘firecrackers’ then went to investigate
At 2.27pm, he warned: ‘Do not approach… stay at least 500ft away at this point’
Peterson never went inside the building and stayed in the parking lot
Cruz had already fled by the time SWAT teams entered at 2.47pm
The 911 calls also revealed Peterson saying the shooting was ‘inside’ the school
He has defended his actions by claiming he thought the gunfire was outside
By JENNIFER SMITH
DAILYMAIL.COM
9 March 2018
The frantic 911 call of the coward school cop who stayed outside as students were slaughtered at Stoneman Douglas High School on February 14 has been released.
Scot Peterson was the only officer at the scene in Parkland, Florida, when Cruz opened fire on Valentine’s Day at around 2.20pm. His 911 call was released on Thursday along with those of terrified students inside.
Peterson, who was fired for not entering the freshman building where 17 were murdered, first told the operator he thought the gunshots were ‘firecrackers’.
As the gravity of the situation became plain, he warned: ‘Do not approach the 12 and 1300 building.
‘Stay at least 500ft away at this point.’
That call was at 2.27pm, by which point gunman Nikolas Cruz had finished killing and had dumped his AR-15 rifle inside to flee in a crowd of scared students.
Peterson has defended himself since the massacre by claiming that he believed the gunfire was happening outside and that he did the right thing by standing his ground in the parking lot to determine where it was coming from.
The 911 call however reveals that he made reference to the shooting happening indoors at least once.
‘All right… We also heard it’s by, inside the 1200,’ he said. His first radio call went out at 2.23pm.
‘Be advised we have possible, could be firecrackers. I think we have shots fired, possible shots fired —1200 building,’ he said.
Once he had made his way there, he radioed again to confirm the location of the shooting but did not specify whether the shots were coming from inside or outside the building.
‘We’re talking about the 1200 building, it’s going to be the building off Holmberg Road.’
Panicked as the shots intensified, he then said: ‘Get the school locked down gentleman!’
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