Claims extracted
27
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
0%
0 of 27 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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Same framing elsewhere
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articles that frame the event the way this one does
The father who took down a berserk school shooter in Bend, Oregon, said Tuesday he didn’t want to hear what the attacker had to say.
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attacker → take → what
Local resident Kaylub Giamanco took action when a teenage gunman began firing shots at Silver Rail Elementary School.
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gunman → take → School
Giamanco told “CBS Mornings” that he didn’t have any desire to hear what the gunman who killed three children and a teacher with a shotgun and wounded two others during the Oct. 16 attack wanted to say.
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who → tell → attack
(RELATED: Prosecutor Says Man Who Used Crossbow To Kill Assailant Acted In Self-Defense)
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Who → say → Defense
“I didn’t want to hear what he had to say, he had taken lives,” Giamanco, whose daughters attended the school where the attack took place, told CBS reporter Norah O’Donnell.
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attack → want → O’Donnell
“I said ‘Fuck you.’”
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I → say → you
“I don’t know what he was about to say and it didn’t matter,” Giamanco said.
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Giamanco → know → what
“It didn’t matter.
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It → matter → ?
I just knew he had taken the lives of innocent little babies, you know, 5, 8 and 11.”
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you → know → babies
Bend Police Chief Mike Krantz said during a press conferenc, authorities received a 911 call about the attack, only to learn three minutes later that a “member of the community” had ended the rampage.
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member → say → rampage
A portion of Giamanco’s call to a 911 dispatcher was played prior to the “CBS Mornings” segment.
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portion → play → segment
“Someone’s at the school, at my daughter’s school with a gun.
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Someone → ’ → gun
I have a gun and I will shoot them right now,” Giamanco told the dispatcher.
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Giamanco → have → dispatcher
“It was like fight or flight, and something clicked, and I just, I analyzed the situation.
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I → click → situation
I knew something was up.
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something → know → ?
All the emotions flood out of me.
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emotions → flood → me
I just kind of went into a mission mode,” Giamanco said, adding that he elected to act when he saw the gunman, later identified as a 16-year-old former student, force his way into the school.
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gunman → go → school
Giamanco has not returned to work since the incident, telling CBS that he spends a lot of time riding his motorcycle and dirt bikes, trying to distract himself.
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he → return → himself
When he closes his eyes, he flashes back to the incident.
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he → close → incident
“I know exactly what that audio is in my brain,�� Giamanco said.
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Giamanco → know → brain
“That’s where, again, when I’m alone at nighttime and ready to go to bed, I don’t always go to bed.
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I → ’ → bed
Sometimes I get trapped in my brain.”
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I → trap → brain
Giamanco told CBS he’s looking into a career change, saying his actions during the incident have left him realizing he should do more.
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he → tell → more
“When you are given these powers and you don’t use them and someone gets hurt, then it is your fault.
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it → give → them
So I feel, to me, that means, if I have these abilities in life to be a protector, if I’m not using them and people do get hurt, that is my fault at the end of the day,” Giamanco said.
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Giamanco → feel → day
“It is kind of the same thing as ‘With great powers come great responsibilities.’
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responsibilities → come → powers
So I genuinely feel like I have something to do now.”
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I → feel → something
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