lly wounded.

One teacher in the classroom was killed: 25-year-old Megan Lambert. Her family said teaching was her dream job. Another teacher was shot in the arm and in the hand.

Linda Sanchez is the mother of the first-grade boy who hid under the table with his teacher. She got a robocall about the lockdown and heard ambulances and police cars rushing toward the school.

 My heart was just like pounding because he was in there,  Sanchez said.

The entire series of events spanned just a few minutes. Police arrived quickly, just before Giamanco shot the boy, Griffin John II. In the aftermath investigators found as many as 15 spent shell casings. The boy had about 44 more unused rounds.

At a news conference Friday, Bend Police Chief Mike Krantz and others expressed their appreciation for those who did not stand by.

 I don't think we can underestimate or underappreciate that courage,  Krantz said.  When someone is willing to risk their own life for others, we recognize that. The quick thinking to observe, to then park and follow someone into the school is incredible and undoubtedly saved people.

 If it came natural as a protective father, that's terrific,  Krantz said.

 The teacher who's willing to stand and fight for her children - incredible,  the chief added.  We all recognize that is true heroism. We don't see that a lot in society. 

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Johnson reported from Seattle.