Oregon School Massacre
Good Samaritan Who Tried to Stop Shooter Shows Bullet Holes in Car
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The driver who tried to stop the Oregon school shooter is showing the damage the gunman did to his truck … and it’s riddled with bullet holes, including a shot through the windshield.
A new video shared by the still-unnamed driver shows the body of the vehicle … with bullet holes by the back wheel well and another through the truck’s camper shell.
Two of the windows were completely blown out by gunfire … and the shocked driver even notes one bullet went through the windshield — right above where his head was when he was driving.
This driver was the first person to call the cops about Thursday’s deadly school shooting in Bend … telling officers he was “being shot at multiple times by a person with a long gun.”
While he notified the police, it was actually a different civilian who ran into the school after the shooter and killed the gunman. The 16-year-old school shooter has not yet been identified, but he reportedly used a pump-action shotgun purchased by his mom.
Three students — aged 11, 8, and 5 — and a teacher were killed in the tragic incident.
