Two weeks after the shooting at Evergreen High School, students are heading back to classes. It comes as parents and students continue to wonder about the possibility that there may have been ways to stop the shooter who injured two fellow students before taking his own life.
“You don’t ever want to be that individual that an active shooting happens… and you find out who it is, and you go, ‘I knew that was going to happen. I knew it, right?’ You gotta’ live with that,” said AJ DeAndrea, a former deputy police chief with the Arvada Police Department who now runs a safety consulting and training company and has reviewed such shootings to assess threats.
His message is for parents, students, and community members who may have fears that someone may be planning a mass shooting…