Actually, I was just trying to follow the investigation with what was facts. It's very hard to do nowadays.
One thing that's bothering me is during the time they held the guy pinned down, but didn't go in because they were ordered not to by the incident commander, is why no other officers from any agency didn't either take command away from the incompetent school cop, or just disregard his orders and organize a breech to kill the guy themselves?
I guess nobody wanted that responsibility or blame of things went wrong.
Who knows?
I know I'm sickened over the whole damn thing, and my heart hurts for the families.
I sure hope incident response and procedures change in the wake of this.
For those of us that have claimed that whenever they are questioned about ANYTHING the ol’ Nuremberg defense of… “I was just following orders” seems especially apropos. Following orders is NO LONGER an acceptable excuse to break the law nor does it exonerate cowardice.
