https://www.yahoo.com/news/police-narrative-on-texas-school-shooting-in-question-as-new-details-emerge-132129728.htmlthe Associated Press reported late Wednesday that police waited outside the school for at least 40 minutes while parents and onlookers urged them to do something.
“Let’s just rush in because the cops aren’t doing anything like they are supposed to,” Javier Cazares, whose daughter Jacklyn was killed in the attack, told the AP. “More could have been done.”
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A nearly seven-minute video posted to social media seems to support the AP’s story, showing police restraining parents outside the school, including holding one person on the ground.
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In an interview Wednesday evening with San Antonio outlet KENS 5, a fourth grader who said he had been hiding in a classroom indicated that police officers’ actions may have caused another child who was hiding from the shooter to get shot.
“When the cops came, the cop said, ‘Yell if you need help!’ And one of the persons in my class said ‘help.’ The guy overheard, and he came in and shot her,” said the boy.
So, not only did the police deliberately procrastinate outside in order to give the shooter more time to kill as many victims as possible, but after finally going inside they were proactively making it easier for the shooter to kill additional victims that he might have missed earlier. In short,
they wanted the body count to be as high as possible.https://www.yahoo.com/news/police-training-experts-uvalde-cops-175200064.htmlExperts on police training told Insider that if officers in Uvalde, Texas, delayed storming Robb Elementary School after a gunman entered the building, they would not have been following standard protocol. Onlookers at the school told the Associated Press and other news outlets that police didn't enter the building for up to 45 minutes while the gunman was inside.
Alex del Carmen, the associate dean of the school of criminal justice at Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas, told Insider that the "universally accepted standard is that when an active shooter shows up, what will happen is law enforcement will engage the suspect until he is neutralized."
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Ultimately, the gunman fatally shot 19 children and two teachers inside a classroom of the elementary school.
Police haven't explained why it took 40 minutes to breach the classroom.
"If you have someone armed and shooting at victims, there is no 'let's pause and get backup,'" del Carmen told Insider.
So, what explains the police response? Here is a groupshot of the victims:
Would the police have responded the same way if a predominantly "white" school had a shooter inside?
Woke commenters get it:
Stayed outside because the unarmed VICTIMS were "brown" in nature.
Brown kids....that simple! No president 😢over people of color!! Why are u surprised? They handcuffed and tased Parents....ok let's say it was a White school....
They waited a hour because the were not white children.
Come on y’all we know why. We all know why as soon as it was discovered the kids and teachers were all Hispanics.
If this school was full of white kids with well to do parents those cops run in there asap. No waiting.
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They don’t care because the children were not white children.
If that was a majority Caucasian school, the whole police department would’ve been there in 5 minutes.
Police didn’t do **** because they’re not white children.
Law enforcement did NOTHING because the children were not WHITE they were Hispanic. If it was a school of White children they would of responded immediately.
They weren’t white kids… that’s why
As I keep saying, this is demographic warfare. They want us all dead.