Hero father Kaylub Giamanco, who brought down Oregon school shooter, happened to be driving by when he heard shots fired… and feels ‘guilty’ he wasn’t there in time to save four victims
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Kaylub Giamanco, 36, was driving past Silver Rail Elementary in Oregon when he heard gunfire and went inside, where he confronted and shot the 16-year-old gunman. Four people were killed, and Giamanco’s actions stopped the attacker, but his brother says he feels guilty that he could not save more victims.
The first named victim was five-year-old Rhoam Summer; a seven-year-old child and a 54-year-old teacher were also critically injured, according to the article. The shooter reportedly used a shotgun to force entry through a school safety vestibule before entering a special education room. Giamanco’s family knows the injured child, who is recovering from surgery, while other pupils and families are dealing with fear and trauma.
- Kaylub Giamanco confronted the gunman at his daughters’ school.
- Four people were killed; a child and teacher were critically injured.
- Giamanco’s brother says he feels guilty he could not save more victims.