Uvalde massacre prompted a Texas law requiring more training for police

[Axxe55]

This can’t be reposted enough…

Uvalde school officer Crimson Elizondo, who responded to shooting, is fired after CNN report

Uvalde school officials fired a district police officer after a report found she was among the first to arrive to the Robb Elementary School massacre yet failed to take proper action.

nypost.com

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it's damn easy to make bold atatements after the fact!

 

[BigRed]

Cowardly cops are exactly what the government wants.

They have no morals to stand on and will simply do what they’re told…like target parents who speak up at school board meetings.

The powers-that-be are more concerned that the cowardly cops use the correct pronouns to describe the shooter and now-dead kids.

Truth

 

[DougC]

Read entire article at the Truth about Guns blog about this shooting;

...people are still looking at the facts from that day and trying to find more and better ways of preventing this kind of tragedy from occurring in the future.

In the video, we can learn a lot more about how the situation unfolded and learn or reinforce key lessons. This video is great because it not only shares the facts, but tries to put them in as much perspective as possible, including maps of the site, surveillance footage, and what people knew at the time they made decisions. (article continues after embedded video)





I would encourage one to watch the video but lacking time the author sums up a number of missed opportunities and mistakes made.