NEWTOWN, Conn. (ABC News) – Police, paramedics and firefighters who descended on Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut moments after the massacre of 20 children and six adults said they had never experienced anything like it. “We have never had anything of this magnitude,” Sandy Hook Village Fire Chief Bill Halstead told “Good Morning America” today.
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