The rapid measures of the four “fathers of the group” were assisted tactically, preventing a greater tragedy after they dropped the active shooter who opened the fire in the band's competition At a secondary school in Texas.
Pasadina Police Administration confirmed that Dennis Brandl, who is 83 years old, was charged with a fatal weapon after he opened fire in a local. Secondary School Competition.
Around 6 pm on Sunday, the police said, along with the Independent Pasadina School area and the Independent Angeon School, that the elderly males, who were determined as Brandel, entered the entrance to the hall after the cylinder line competition. Officials said he was carrying a pistol and released it.
He came out of two shots, according to Angelon, where one of the door and another hit a 26 -year -old shoulder.
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A group of four “division fathers” trained tactically jumped on Saturday and grabbed the active shooter in the band's competition at Pasadina Memorial High School. (Fox 26 Houston)
The province said that the victim was a technical advisor to rhythm at the Angeon Secondary School and was transferred to Houston Hospital, where he was never lost and expected to recover completely.
Moments after the shooting, Brandel was treated by a parent to attend this event.
The educational zone confirmed that Pasadina Police, a civilian and several righteous Samaritans, immediately arrested the suspect.
Fox 26 Houston The heroes were identified as ancient Air Force warriors Abram Trevino, veteran in the army Adam Koro, veteran naval Evern (Polo) Castillo and Houston Sergeant Police Department. Joe Sanchez.
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Four “fathers of” Dennis Brandel, 83 -year -old, dropped after the police said he had opened fire in the Texas Secondary Competition. Police Department (Pasadina (Texas))
Trevino and Koro have served both for 13 years, and served Castillo for four. Sanchez worked in the Houston Police Department for 32 years.
“Once everyone screams and screams, I fired gunshots, and I and I looked at each other and ran directly to the door. Fox 26.
“He grabbed his arms as Adam took out the gun. Once the gun was removed from his hands, we had no handcuffs, so I took off my belt and made hands,” Sanchez described Fox 26.
The four men seized Brandel until the law enforcement reached school.
“I think anyone with our collective backgrounds will only do so out of nature,” Trevino said.
Police said that while they do not know Motion to shoot, They are “confident that the actions of passers -by will prove that they are heroic.”
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Officials say that a 83 -year -old man opened fire in the band's competition in a secondary school in Texas on Sunday evening. (Fox 26 Houston)
“We are grateful to the brave citizens and the officers who were at the scene of the security of the game and courageously ascended to detain the shooter and prevent any violence more violence,” Pasadina police wrote in a statement on their Facebook page.
Houston Police Department He praised Sanchez and thanked him for this non -selfish act.
The administration wrote in a statement on X.
“While attending the band at Pasadina School, Sergeant Sanchez was among those who quickly went up to protect lives. This month, he represents 33 years with HPD. We are grateful to serve him.”
The educational zone said that Brandel was not linked to the band's competition, and is currently being investigated by the reason for his presence on the campus.
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Police said Brandel claimed that someone had repelled him and that he was afraid that he and his wife would kill.
He is currently being held without support.
“Our ideas and prayers with all the participants. I am very proud of our staff, the police from our region and our city, and members of society who have been sure that there was no further harm that could have happened.” Powell wrote in a statement.
Stepheny Price is a writer in Fox News Digital and Fox Business. Story tips and ideas can be sent to Stepheny.price@fox.com
