Four strategically trained “band Deads” quick actions helped prevent a major tragedy after taking down an active shooter firing at a band competition at a high school in Texas.
The Pasadena police department confirmed that the 83 -year -old Dennis Brandel was accused of being attacked with a deadly weapon after allegedly firing at a local high school band competition.
Around 6pm on Sunday, the police said with the Independent School District and the Angelton Independent School District in Pacade, that an old man known as Brandel entered the entrance to the ITOR Detorium after the drum line competition. Officials said he was taking the handgun and fired him.
According to Angelton ISD, he hit a door and another hit a 26 -year -old man in a shoulder.
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The group of four strategically trained “Band Deads” jumped into action on Saturday and caught an active shooter at Pasadena Memorial High School’s band competition. (Fox 26 Houston)
The district said that the victim was a percussion technical consultant for the Angleton High School and was taken to Houston Hospital, where he never lost consciousness and expects a full recovery.
Moments of the gun were confronted by parents in the presence of the program.
Pessadena ISD police, a civilian and many good homage arrested the suspect immediately, the school district confirmed.
Fox 26 Houston Heroes known Air Force’s P Tee Abram Travino, Army’s P Tee Adam Curo, Marine P Te Afren (Polo) Castillo and Houston Police Department Sergeant. SAN Sanchez.
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Four “Band Deads” took down the 83 -year -old Dennis Brandle after police said he had fired in the Texas High School Band competition. (Pasadena (Texas) Police Department)
Both Travino and Curo served for 13 years, and Castillo served for four. Sanchez has worked for 32 years for the Houston Police Department.
“As soon as everyone was screaming and screaming, firing, and watching myself in front of each other and ran straight to the door. By the time we went, the polo and the Abram band were behind us as Dad’s team, “Curo said fox 26.
“I grabbed his hand when Adam gun was out. Once the gun was removed from his hand, we had no hand, so I took off my belt and made a handcuff,” Sanchez described Fox 26.
Four men controlled the brandle until the law enforcement came to school.
“I think any one with our collective background will do just be out of nature,” said Travino.
Police said that when they do not know the purpose of the shooting, they are confident that the actions of the bystanders would prove to be mighty. “
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Officials say an 83 -year -old man opened fire in a band competition at a Texas high school on Sunday night. (Fox 26 Houston)
Pasadena police wrote in a statement on their Facebook page, “We are grateful to brave citizens and officials who were at the scene of security in the game and boldly proceeded to detain the shooter and prevent any possible violence.”
The Houston Police Department praised Sanchez and thanked him for this unwanted selfish act.
“When the Danger was struck, the HPD Sergeant would not hesitate,” the department wrote in a statement on X.
“While participating in the band competition at Pasadena’s school, Sergeant. Sanchez was among the people who moved quickly to save their lives. This month, it is 33 years with HPD.
The school district said that the brand of band is not linked to the contest, and why it is currently on campus is being investigated.
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Police said the brand had claimed that he was being chased by someone and feared that he and his wife would be killed.
It is currently being kept without bonds.
“Our thoughts and prayers are all involved. I am very proud of our staff members, our district and city police and community members, who made sure that there was no harm,” Pasadena Independent School District DN Powell wrote in a statement.
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