"IT WAS NOT THE RIGHT DECISION." A Texas official admitted law enforcement made the "wrong decision" not to go into the classroom where the Uvalde school shooting suspect was for 35 minutes. https://t.co/iYh0FfxAHU
Oh, and the school resource officer wasn’t on campus at the time…would it have made a difference if he was, we will never know smh police with proper training need to be on campuses
How do we live in a country where kids aren’t safe to go to school?! Doesn’t even matter what state you live in either….Blue state, red state, Fkn orange state…this shouldn’t be happening
I’m sure there were parents with and without guns that were ready to run into that school and get their babies. Except they weren’t allowed to because they had to “wait”. What kinda shit is that?! Fkn infuriating.
They said something along the lines of “we learn so next time we can do better”…how the fuck is this the norm? “Next time?!” There shouldn’t be a next time. If there is someone in a school with a gun, get your ass in there.
Watching the news report provide updates on the Uvalde shooting and apparently police believed the situation was a barricaded suspect and not an active shooter and that’s why they decided to not go into the school until they had more resources. WTF?!
Across the country, parents are putting their children to bed, reading stories, singing lullabies—and in the back of their minds, they’re worried about what might happen tomorrow after they drop their kids off at school, or take them to a grocery store or any other public space.