Orlando police chief details 3-hour standoff with shooter

The Washington Post 2016-06-13

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Omar Mateen showed no signs of remorse in phone calls with police during an hours-long standoff at the Pulse nightclub, Orlando Police Chief John Mina said in an interview with The Washington Post on June 13.
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