CLEAN : 'We just bolted': Boulder survivor on shooting terror

The transcript describes a chaotic scene where a person recounts their experience during a shooting incident. Initially, there is confusion and disbelief about the gunshots. The narrator describes their escape from the store and hiding behind trees, unsure of the situation's extent. They reflect on the shooter's past violence and question the justice system's role in providing counseling. The narrator expresses a desire for justice without resorting to the death penalty, even for someone who could have harmed them.

What was the initial reaction of the people when they heard the loud noises?

• They ignored it and continued shopping.

• They immediately recognized it as gunshots.

• They were confused and took time to process it.

• They thought it was a car backfiring.

How did the narrator and others escape from the store?

• By hiding in the store.

• By climbing out of a window.

• Through the loading dock at the back.

• Through the front entrance.

What was the uncertainty faced by the narrator after escaping?

• Whether the store would reopen soon.

• If the store was on fire.

• If there were multiple attackers.

• Whether the police were on their way.

What concern does the narrator express about the justice system?

• It focuses too much on punishment rather than rehabilitation.

• It is too lenient on criminals.

• It is too slow in processing cases.

• It does not provide enough security in public places.

What is the narrator's stance on the death penalty for the shooter?

• The narrator believes it should be decided by the victims.

• The narrator supports it.

• The narrator is undecided.

• The narrator opposes it.