"But Ron Hosko, a former FBI assistant director who has worked on SWAT teams, said the six minutes wouldn’t have been enough time for officers to stop the attack."
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Well, we know why he is a "former" FBI agent. He is mistaken.
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Denver PD routinely claim a "response time" to a "high priority call" of 2 - 3 minutes....or less. That should put Las Vegas Cops in the hallway on the 32nd floor before - before - The Shooter began unleashing his 10-minute shooting spree.
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I watched former LAPD detective Mark Furman give an interview earlier today in which he claimed that even if cops had been outside the door when The Shooter began his shooting spree, the cops "are trained" to "back away and wait for SWAT." Mark Furman is wrong.
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Columbine High School changed forever how cops respond and react to an "active shooter." It is no longer "protocol" to have 100 cops picking their noses while an active shooter is shooting.
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The "unexplained" 6 minutes is a problem.