Couple in Colo. Theater Shooting Escape With Kids A young couple who'd recently moved from New Mexico and were attending the Aurora, Colo., midnight screening of "The Dark Knight Rises" with their children said they had planned to sit in the front row by the exit in which a gunman entered and allegedly killed at least 12 people. "Where the gunman came in, we were going to sit right there," Jamie Rohrs told ABC News today. God was definitely with us and watching over us. Rohrs said that before the movie started, he and his fiancee, Patricia Legarreta, opted for seats in the second-floor balcony. Rohrs held their 4-month-old son, Ethan, while Legarreta sat next to her 4-year-old daughter, Azeria, who was asleep with her head in her mother's lap. Fifteen minutes into the movie, Legarreta said, someone walked into the theater from the exit and threw something. Police now allege that James Holmes, 24, burst into the movie house and started shooting patrons, killing at least 12 and injuring at least 50. Legarreta said that after seeing smoke and then hearing gunshots, she heard Rohrs yell for her to get on the ground. "I threw my daughter on the floor," she said. I just remember thinking my fiance has my son. Legarreta said she was wounded in her leg as she stood to move her daughter in front of her. "When I got hit, I fell to the floor," she said. Legarreta said she had shrapnel in her leg from the upper thigh to the ankle. From the floor, she said, she could see her 4-month-old baby on the ground near the stairs. Legarreta said she did not know the whereabouts of Rohrs. "At that point, I reached out and I grabbed him and pulled him in to me," she said. I didn't even check my leg until we were out in the parking lot. Rohrs, who had Ethan, said he jumped over the seat with the baby in his arms. He said he considered lying on the ground and playing dead but feared for his son's life. "He's crying," Rohrs said. People are running all over. He's crying. I look up to see if I can run. I'm ducking, dodging, turning left, turning right. "I'm just disoriented after I put him down," Rohrs said. I'm just waiting for me to hit the ground and fall down dead. You could see the gunfire. He said he wondered where Ethan was but realized he could not go back to get him. Rohrs finally jumped over the balcony and ended up outside. "My son's still in there," he told ABC News. My girlfriend is still in there. I'm out here. Who leaves their child there? He said Legarreta called him from another phone and he drove back to the theater. They were eventually taken to the hospital and released. In an interview with ABC News, Legaretta said she just ran as fast as she could with the baby and her daughter when the gunshots stopped. [I just said] 'I'm not going to die in here. My kids are not going to die in this building,'" she said. I'm just happy that we got our kids out. It was so hard sitting in the hospital. ... Thinking of all the people that we saw. Hoping and praying that they got out. Rohrs said the two took their children to the show because they figured they'd sleep through it. "We just moved here from New Mexico," he said. We have to go out. We have to do things. You don't think you're going to get shot. You're just living your life.