Authorities Release 911 Call From Individual Who Stopped Oregon School Shooter
Authorities released a 911 call from the individual who killed a shooter inside an Oregon elementary school.
Bend, OR, November 3, 2026 — Authorities have released a 911 call that was made by an individual who intervened and killed a shooter at an elementary school in Oregon. The specific details surrounding the incident, including the date it occurred, the name of the elementary school, and the precise location within Oregon, were not immediately available in the provided summary.
The summary indicates that the individual who made the 911 call was the same person who subsequently engaged and fatally subdued the shooter. The content of the 911 call itself, including the exact statements made by the caller and the response from emergency services, has not been detailed. The identity of the individual who made the call, as well as the identity of the shooter, were not provided in the available information.
Further details regarding the sequence of events leading up to the confrontation, the nature of the shooter’s actions prior to the intervention, and any actions taken by law enforcement or other authorities following the incident are also not specified. The summary does not mention whether any investigations are ongoing, if any charges have been filed, or if any official statements have been made beyond the release of the 911 recording. The timeline of when the 911 call was made in relation to the shooting and the intervention is also not clear. The purpose or outcome of the 911 call beyond its connection to the described event is not stated. Information regarding the specific elementary school where the incident took place, such as its name or district, was not included.
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