‘Woke’ Vice Principal Invites Masked Gunmen into High School to Protect Them from Police

A “woke” vice principal has caused outrage among parents after he opened the doors of his Ohio high school during an emergency lockdown and invited masked gunmen into the building to protect them from the police.

The incident occurred on September 14 when four masked men armed with guns arrived at Garret Morgan High School in Cleveland, Ohio.

The National Fraternal Order of Police has released the 911 dispatch call from the shocking incident, leaving parents and concerned citizens stunned.

Despite the 911 dispatcher and school security advising against it, “two assistant principals from leadership let the males into the building” to protect them from police arriving on the scene in response to the gunmen.

Local Fox 8 News reports that one of the vice principals said: “I confirmed the interior doors were locked and instructed the four suspects to come to the vestibule because it was unsafe to be outside because I saw police officers.”

The four masked males arrived at the school in three stolen cars in the afternoon, as local WDTN News reports.

Immediately after spotting the suspicious group, the school security officer alerted both the school authorities and the police while locking the doors.

Police were dispatched to the scene while the school was in lockdown.

While the security officer is on the phone with 911 he can be heard shouting, “Do not let them in the building” and “Do not let anybody through that door, people.”

In a video from Yahoo! News, the security officer, and another party can be heard screaming “Don’t let them in the building” continually as the vice principals approached the masked gunmen.

The school admins then let the teens inside the main doors where they remained inside the school’s vestibule.

According to the Cleveland Metro Schools website, the vice principals at Garret Morgan High School are Christopher Kane and Carolyn Elias who work under principals Anshawn M. Ivery.

The high school, the Garret Morgan School of Leadership & Innovation, was in session at the time and teaches roughly 285 students in grades 9 through 12.

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Moments later the police arrived and bodycam footage details the rest of the encounter.

Vice Principal Christopher Kane is visible in the footage as standing by the outer doors where the gunmen were admitted entry into the school as police arrive.

Police entered the vestibule and told the armed men that they were being detained.

One of the suspects replied, “For what? What am I being detained for?”

All four gunmen then began running from the police resulting in a prolonged chase that found three of them being captured and arrested and one getting away.

Two guns were recovered from the youth and the three cars were all confirmed to have been stolen.

Two of the three were sent home on their own recognizance as they await juvenile prosecution.

One teen who was in possession of a gun was detained and records show he is wanted in an unrelated robbery case.

The Cleveland Metropolitan School District defended the principals.

“As one of the witness statements indicates, the males entered a controlled, secured area that is specifically designed to prevent access to the rest of the building,” Cleveland schools said in a statement.

“Cleveland police had already arrived on the scene and were able to make arrests.

“The staff member made a split-second decision that the individual thought was the best way to keep students and staff safe.”

The National Fraternal Order of Police, which represents more than 364,000 police officers nationwide, tweeted that the “reckless and dangerous” administrators “allowed MASKED GUNMEN to enter the school in order to protect the gunmen from *wait for it* police officers outside.”

The union underscored: “They risked the lives of CHILDREN to show how woke they are.

“Can’t make it up.”

Ken Trump, who runs National School Safety and Security Services in Cleveland, was also very critical.

“You’ve just let them one step closer in,” Trump said.

“The goal is to keep students away from harm.

“You don’t let the bad guy, especially when you know they’re the bad guy, get closer into your school building.”

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By Frank Bergman

Frank Bergman is a political/economic journalist living on the east coast. Aside from news reporting, Bergman also conducts interviews with researchers and material experts and investigates influential individuals and organizations in the sociopolitical world.

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