메드 보좌관은 딸이 텍사스 학교에서 친구에게서 총격으로 사망했다는 것을 알게되었습니다.

A medical aide found his own daughter dead in the aftermath of the Texas school massacre after the 10 year-old was killed while trying to dial 911.

Angel Garza said he learned his daughter, 아메리 조 가르자, had been murdered while he was trying to help a little girl who was ‘covered in blood head to toe’ and hysterically crying after the shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde on Tuesday.

‘I thought she was injured, I asked her what was wrong and she said she’s OK,’ Garza told CNN 수요일에. ‘She was hysterical, saying that they shot her best friend, that they killed her best friend, she’s not breathing and she was trying to call the cops. And I asked the little girl the name and she told me, she said Amerie.’

미국, Robb 초등학교 4학년, '그녀는 긍정적인 정신 건강과 다른 사람들을 돕는 열렬한 옹호자였으며 그녀는 아프가니스탄에서 하고 있는 일에 절대적으로 흥분했습니다. 19 students killed Tuesday morning when Salvador Ramos, 18, stormed the building and opened fire.

He father, fighting back tears during Wednesday’s interview, said his daughter, who just celebrated her tenth birthday, used her new cell phone to call 911 during the massacre.

‘She was just trying to call authorities and I guess he just shot her. How do you look at this girl and shoot her? 오, 내 아기. 내 아기를 어떻게 쏴??’ Garza said.

‘I just want people to know that she died trying to save her classmates. She just wanted to save everyone,’ 그는 덧붙였다.

The distraught father described Amerie as ‘the sweetest little girl’ who was a good student and always well-behaved for her family.

‘I just want to know what she did to be a victim,’ he questioned Wednesday. ‘She was so sweet… she was the sweetest little girl who did nothing wrong.

‘She listened to her mom and dad, she always brushed her teeth, she was creative, she made things for us, she never got in trouble in school.’

At an end-of-year awards ceremony just hours before she was shot and killed, Amerie had been named to the school’s honor roll.

The 10-year-old was also a beloved big sister, whose little brother is heartbroken by her death.

‘We informed him that his sister is with God and that she will no longer be with us and of course he just cried,’ Garza said when asked if Amerie’s brother knew she was dead.

그녀의 어머니, Kimberly Garcia, took to Facebook to address the family’s loss, saying it is incomprehensible.

‘Mommy loves you, mommy can’t sleep without you Mommy needs you, Amerie I can’t do this life without you. How am I supposed to live life without you? I will never understand. I love you and I’ll never be the same, 다시,’ Garcia penned.

다른 포스팅에서, 그녀는 덧붙였다: ‘My heart is completely shattered.’

Similarly to Garza, Texas sheriff’s deputy Felix Rubio was responding to Tuesday’s school massacre was told his daughter was among the victims.

Felix Rubio was snapped clutching his wife Kimberly for support in Uvalde on discovering their beloved daughter Lexi, 10, 중에 있었다 19 children murdered at Robb Elementary School by shooter Salvador Ramos.

The pain was clearly etched in Rubio’s face as he tried to comfort his wife. Even more heartbreakingly, he’d posed proudly with Lexi just hours before her death.

She had received a certificate for making the honor roll at Robb, and beamed proudly with her parents for a photo that was to be the last snap ever taken of them.

At the ceremony, Lexi made the All-A honor roll and won the school’s good citizen award, 그녀의 어머니, 킴벌리, wrote in a Facebook post.

Kimberly spoke about her final interaction with her daughter saying: ‘We told her we loved her and would pick her up after school. We had not idea this was goodbye.’

Felix also spoke to CNN while in extreme visible distress Wednesday, and called for gun control measures to try and prevent other parents suffering losses like his.

The distraught parent continued: ‘All I can hope is that she’s just not a number. This is enough. No one else needs to go through this. We never needed to go through this, but we are.’

During a press conference following the shooting, Texas Governor Gregg Abbott confirmed that a sheriff’s deputy had lost a child at Robb Elementary School.

In a live interview with CNN the day after the attack, Felix said through tears: ‘I’ve had enough with guns. I don’t want my daughter’s name to be just another name.’

When asked what issues he would like to see resolved following the shooting, 펠릭스가 말했다: ‘Violence, guns. I’m a cop. I’m a deputy here in Uvalde County. This is enough.’

The grieving parents later told CNN via text message that their daughter was ‘kind, 단, and appreciated life. She was going to be an all-star in softball and had a bright future whether it’s sports or academic. Please let the world know we miss our baby.’

In response to Lexi’s tragic death, her aunt set up a GoFundMe page to help her parents in their time of need.

Department of Public Safety Lt. Christopher Olivarez told CNN that the shooter barricade himself inside of a single classroom, and that it is inside that classroom where most or all of the 19 children and two teachers were killed.

Police and state troopers arrived in time to hear gunshots inside a classroom where the man barricaded himself and began shooting children and teachers.

The unnamed agent who shot and killed Ramos is believed to be from the Border Patrol Tactical Unit (BORTAC), which has specialized agents dispersed throughout the United States.

The BORTAC agent, whose identity has not yet been revealed, rushed into the school without waiting for backup.

Ramos was behind a barricade, returning fire, but the border patrol agent managed to shoot and kill the gunman before he could claim more victims.

‘They came in from opposite sides. The BORTAC agent ended up exchanging gunfire with the shooter, killed the shooter, and I am told that the agent was injured in his leg,’ 신고 폭스 뉴스.

‘They are trying to figure out if he was shot in the leg or hit by shrapnel.’

인터뷰에서 KENS5, a survivor of the tragedy said: ‘When the cops came, the cop said: ‘Yell if you need help!’ And one of the persons in my class said ‘help.’ The guy overheard and he came in and shot her,’ the boy said. ‘The cop barged into that classroom. The guy shot at the cop. And the cops started shooting.’

That child credited the deceased teachers, Irma Garcia and Eva Mireles, with saving his life. 그는 말했다: ‘They were nice teachers. They went in front of my classmates to help. To save them.’

According to a Facebook post from the Uvalde County Sheriff’s Office in April 2018, Felix completed a week long active shooter training course that month alongside a fellow deputy.

The post read in part: ‘We never hope for situations where this type of training is needed, but we will always train to be prepared for the worst scenarios.’

At the beginning of May 2022, Kimberly received an award in leadership from St. Mary’s University in San Antonio. While in March 2022, Kimberly was the recipient of the 2022 Alice Franzke Non-Traditional Student Scholarship Award at the school.

In a profile on St. Mary’s website, Kimberly is described as pursuing a history degree. She is referred to as an award-winning journalist, having won prizes with South Texas Press Association for work as a reporter and editor with the Uvalde Leader-News.