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I'd let Uvalde figure out Uvalde.

Yup. DPS is covering their own ass. There were numerous Troopers on scene

An American city that happens to be 82% Hispanic.

Lawsuits based on what?
The Supreme Court has already settled this, LEO are not obligated To Protect and they know it, so they don’t.

Then why is Scot Peterson scheduled to go to trial in September?

I may be wrong but I think in certain circumstances police can be held liable for failing to protect, if the circumstances indicate some form of special relationship that gives rise to an implied duty to protect. Maybe a helpless child in a classroom qualifies? Dunno.

I don't know all the circumstances in Uvalde but I wouldn't be totally surprised if some of the victims' families lawyered up and sued the piss out of the school system and the police. It would be a matter for the court to sort out.

The TX Rangers don't really care if they're cowards or not following protocol - that breaks no laws. Whatever is up now - expect arrests. The Rangers don't play and they will get to the bottom of it.

Nobody is getting arrested.

I bet arrests are made.

They are coming and in more deep state cabal crimes than this.

Looks like all of them could write 2 dozen traffic tickets a day.
Fat azz cowards. All of em!

May they live in shame the remainder of their lives!!

A few people need their A$$es kicked to the moon and back.

Tarbe yes most American cities along the border are a majority hispanic because they were at one time Mexico and Spain those families have been there since the 1500's . Sorry you dont approve but we are here to stay and have been here since before you SQuATTERS. You must have missed history class because you were taking your banjo lessons..

There is a very interesting utube video roaming around that got leaked through FB or some such thing. Shows the shooter entering the back of the building unimpeded..... if I can find it again , I will.

To nobody in particular…

There’s not supposed to be any tactical command or command center if responding to an Active Shooter.

Every entity can operate independently of the others as long as their end goal is to kill the shooter(s).

Post Columbine this has been standardized across the country. There is no “local policy” vs “state policy”, etc. when it comes to Active Shooter.

Priority of life from highest to lowest is:

Victim
Innocents
First Responders
Suspect

That means the cop is almost as worthless as the shooter. You go in and kill the shooter regardless of orders or safety.

This is very well established SOP across the country.

And we all know if a cop propped that door open his name and face would be plastered all over the planet. I’m still waiting to hear who the lazy fugk was that prioritized their not having to use a key card over the security of the school.

WTF, it’s ironic they are wearing PINK badges. Pussies are more worried about fitting in.

They were Cowards long before this incident occurred.

Like a few here, they were born Cowards.

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/t...alde-school-shooting-police/2981940/?amp


An exterior door at Robb Elementary School did not lock when it was closed by a teacher shortly before a gunman used it to get inside and kill 19 students and two teachers, leaving investigators searching to determine why, state police said Tuesday.

State police initially said a teacher had propped the door open shortly before the shooter entered the school in Uvalde, Texas, on May 24.

They have now determined that the teacher, who has not been identified, propped the door open with a rock, but then removed the rock and closed the door when she realized there was a shooter on campus, said Travis Considine, chief communications officer for the Texas Department of Public Safety. But, Considine said, the door did not lock.

“We did verify she closed the door. The door did not lock. We know that much and now investigators are looking into why it did not lock,” Considine said.

Investigators confirmed the detail through additional video footage reviewed since last Friday’s news conference when authorities first said that the door had been left propped open. Authorities did not state at that time what had been used to prop open the door.

Considine said the teacher initially propped the door open but ran back inside to get her phone and call 911 when the gunman crashed his truck on campus.

“She came back out while on her phone, she heard someone yell, ‘He has a gun!’, she saw him jump the fence and that he had a gun, so she ran back inside,” removing the rock when she did, Considine said.

San Antonio attorney Don Flanary told the San Antonio Express-News that the Robb Elementary School employee, whom he’s not naming, closed the door shut after realizing that a gunman was on the loose. She had initially propped it open to carry food from a car to a classroom, the attorney said.

“She kicked the rock away when she went back in. She remembers pulling the door closed while telling 911 that he was shooting,” Flanary told the newspaper.

“She thought the door would lock because that door is always supposed to be locked,” Flanary said.

Flanary did not immediately return telephone messages left at his office from The Associated Press.

Investigators are also still trying to interview Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District Police Chief Pete Arredondo, who state police have said was the commander of the school shooting scene while it happened.

Steven McCraw, the head of the Texas Department of Public Safety, has said Arredondo treated the active scene as a hostage situation and as if children were no longer at risk, while 19 police officers waited in the school hallway outside the classroom where the shooter was.

McCraw called that the “wrong decision,” saying the focus of the investigation has shifted to Arredondo and the police response.

Other officers in the Uvalde city and schools police departments continue to sit for interviews and provide statements, but Arredondo has not responded to DPS requests for two days, Considine said.