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You wish , i can imagine the top brass that was most responsible will end up at cushy jobs in demorat affiliated corporate America
Might as well slap Bad Cop no donut stickers on their cruisers for being chickenshit cowards.
The Police have No duty to protect you according to the Supreme Court and it has been repeatedly ruled the same way many times, this is just one;
www.nytimes.com
The Uvalde situation was just beyond the pale, all of those men should be ashamed to call themselves protectors, it was a colossal fail on every level. Everyone should be fired and never work an LEO job again. But I'm sure nothing that resembles justice will occur. And this was Texas!!!
Justices Rule Police Do Not Have a Constitutional Duty to Protect Someone (Published 2005)
Supreme Court rules that police do not have constitutional duty to protect person from harm, even woman who obtained court-issued protective order against violent husband which made arrest mandatory for violation; decision overturns ruling by federal appeals court in Colorado; it had permitted...
The Uvalde situation was just beyond the pale, all of those men should be ashamed to call themselves protectors, it was a colossal fail on every level. Everyone should be fired and never work an LEO job again. But I'm sure nothing that resembles justice will occur. And this was Texas!!!
You are making excuses. Excuses are lies.
The evidence is abundant that the leadership all the way down ran away from the problem rather than solve it with speed and violence.
The fattest mom with a shotgun would have solved it herself.
The ONLY backstory is who called the BORTAC team, guided them in, and asked them to overrule the leadership on the scene. That person and only that person should be the new police chief and everyone else fired.
One other comment is that Uvalde is a major hub for DPS. I'm not sure they covered themselves in glory here either. They could have overruled the police chief. But I don't have those details. They certainly need training on CQB.
There are some studs in the Sheriffs departments in the counties around Uvalde County and I know for a fact they will go in in their county but not sure about Uvalde.
The main lesson here is that if you as a parent gets a text from your kid, you go to the school and do what you have to do.
Your academic arguments ignore the reality that speed and violence rule in CQB. It's close quarter BATTLE.
The whole fucking police blob was one multiple, armed, unidentified, unled clusterfuck just as you describe. The response was HORRIBLE.
You RUN to the gun fire, close with the mother fucker, start shooting when you see him, and close until your gun is in his face, and empty the mag in him. Then you throw him to the ground and stand over him and stomp on his face until it feels like mashed potatoes are stuck to your feet.
It is a battle to the death NOT a law enforcement matter.
A LOT of police departments have leaders who cannot switch that on or order men to their death. But they do have officers who can. Or they find former military in the assembling parents who can.
Not sure which is worse, do nothing cops or the USAG using his political experience to declare an AR-15 "a military grade weapon".
Folks on the scene 3minutes after shooter entered the school
Dog and Pony show on the scene for next 3 hours
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Except for the fact the 25-30 cowards on scene would have turned their attention on you rather than the killer who was inside murdering children to send a message "We are in charge" while outside strutting around with their rifles waiting for the killing to end. I believe there were arrests made of parents who showed up demanding action. That's some cowardly shit right there........
"including the commanding officer reportedly shifted the response to that of a barricaded shooter…despite 911 dispatchers relaying they had received calls from children inside the classroom four minutes after officers arrived."
Sordid Lessons from Uvalde School Shooting; Justice Department Cites "Cascading Failures" - The Truth About Guns
A Justice Dept. report on the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, found “cascading failures of leadership, decision-making, tactics, policy and training.”
www.thetruthaboutguns.com More like cascading cowardice.
