DETROIT — Police officers desperately searching for the gunman on Michigan State University's campus missed him by a single minute at the Union, the second location he fired at students on the night of Feb. 13, according to an updated timeline released Friday by the university's police department.
The timeline ― which provides new details from the time of the first emergency calls to the first campus-wide alert ― comes nearly a month after the shooting that left three students dead and five critically injured.
It shows police responded quickly after the first shots were fired but also were flooded with 911 calls.
