WATCH: Hero Dad Reveals the Savage Final Words He Said to School Shooter Before Taking Him Out

LEGEND – HERO Dad Kaylub Giamanco just shared what he told the Bend, Oregon School Shooter right before taking his life:

"F*** You"

The next time some lib says that only the Cops are qualified enough to carry a firearm, SHOW THEM THIS.

Mr. Giamanco is just an everyday… pic.twitter.com/Pxwv0utvlp

— Jay Costa (@JayCostaUSA) November 10, 2026

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Giamanco called 911 and said he was following the shooter into the building. He said he then crawled into the building and peeked into the classroom window, where he saw the gunman struggling with a teacher. She was unarmed, but had thrown her cellphone at the shooter and tackled him, according to police. Giamanco said that the teacher’s intervention gave him “the split second of having two people side-by-side.”

“I knew that he wasn’t paying attention to me, so it gave me the opportunity to swing the door open and step in and complete my mission, so to speak,” Giamanco said.

Giamanco said that after he shot the gunman the first time, the shooter was still alive, “struggling with his weapon” and “trying to regain control.” The shooter was also trying to say something, Giamanco said, but he didn’t listen.

“I didn’t want to hear what he had to say. He had taken lives,” Giamanco said. “I said ‘F— you.'”

“I don’t know what he was about to say and it didn’t matter,” Giamanco added. “It didn’t matter. I just knew he had taken the lives of innocent little babies, you know, 5, 8 and 11.”

A teacher was also among those killed. Another teacher and a 7-year-old were injured in the shooting.

Giamanco said he dropped his gun once he confirmed the shooter was dead. He went to check on the other teacher, who “ran away from” him, he said. He said it wasn’t “the greatest feeling,” but that he understood she believed he might be another active shooter.

Then police arrived on the scene. Giamanco said he raised his hands and asked for help, then asked if he could pick up his weapon and go to his car to call his loved ones.

“During the situation I was not scared. Like I say, it was the fight mode that clicked in, and I completed my mission,” Giamanco said. “It wasn’t until I called my wife and my mother that everything kind of flooded in on me.”

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