Video of Oxford Shooting – Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard exposed a TikTok video that shows understudies falling inside an Oxford High School homeroom during Tuesday’s firing, stowing away from the shooter when a thump on the entryway sent them scrambling out a window.
The suspicion that many individuals made after watching the video, Bouchard said, was that the shooter was sneaking external the homeroom entryway, attempting to fool colleagues into coming out by saying it was protected. He utilized “brother.”
However, it’s presently sure that the man thumping on the entryway was not the shooter, he said.
Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard, right, talks close to district chief David Coulter during press instructions on the Oxford High School taking shots at Oakland County Sheriff’s office Pontiac on Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2021.
“I need to clear up a portion of the mistaken data that continues coursing,” Bouchard said during a Wednesday evening news meeting. “Web-based media continues to gin up a lot of bogus data.
“We have now had the option to establish that was not the suspect. Without a doubt, it was one of our regular clothes criminal investigators, and he might have been talking, ‘brother’ in a conversational way to attempt to bring them down from the emergency.
“The suspect, we have now affirmed by investigating all of the videos from the time it started to the time we arrested him never thumped on an entryway.”
The video from inside the school is chilling: It shows understudies cringing together toward the rear of a homeroom, stowing away as furnished shooter tears through the lobbies, killing four and harming eight others.
