Graphic Nashville shooting body cam footage shows how police found and killed the Covenant School assailant in minutes

• Newly released body cam footage shows Nashville police officers charging into The Covenant School to stop a mass shooter.

• It took police under four minutes to find and kill the shooter after entering the school.

• The graphic video shows a body on the ground, as well as the moment police shot and killed the shooter.

Editor's note: This story contains graphic imagery that some readers may find upsetting.

Nashville police released body camera footage Tuesday showing how officers took just minutes to find and kill the mass shooter who shot and killed three adults and three children at a private Christian school.

The Metro Nashville Police Department shared footage from the body cams of Officers Rex Engelbert, a 4-year veteran, and Michael Collazo, a 9-year veteran.

"Let's get three [officers]," Rex Englebert shouts in the footage as he and other Nashville police officers prepare to enter the school. "Let's go!"

As alarms blare throughout the building, Engelbert and other officers quickly search for the shooter in empty rooms on the first floor, before running upstairs where gunshots can be heard.

As officers run toward the sounds of gunfire, a blurred-out body can be seen on the floor. Police find the shooter alone in front of a window and open fire. The footage shows the shooter falling to the ground as officers shout "Stop moving!" and "Get your hands away from the gun!"