DaveTV1 Posted June 6, 2022 Posted June 6, 2022 I want to know more about this kid, because the only thing I'm hearing is the Uvalde police dropped the ball big time. When I try and look up anything about the shooter himself whether he owned the truck year and model that it was, his video game addiction, the numerous ammo, bulletproof vest, and guns I can't find anything printed by the news. Why aren't we hearing anything about the background of this kid ? They should already have his computer, and should be going through it. Today, I found out that the grave digger at the funeral home across the street called his wife to bring his gun to him, but by then the police had arrived the kid had already been shooting in school windows, but was now inside the building, and they wouldn't even let this brave man in the school. Uvalde funeral attendant who encountered gunman says he tried to go after shooter, was held back (aol.com) The more I read about this story and the cover up for this kid actually makes me think the Uvalde Police Department wanted this shooting to occur. I want to know where all this money came from, and I want to see a toxicology report. This story reads like he was taking ADHD meds, because he had the "look".
DaveTV1 Posted June 21, 2022 Posted June 21, 2022 It seems the more I want to know more about the shooter the press is more concerned with what the police didn't do that day. Why is the press protecting the shooter ? When journalism wasn't dead the press would investigate all avenues of a crime, and not move on with articles about gun restrictions and the poor police performance that dreadful day. I'm beginning to wonder if the truth will ever come out, because it seems that something is being hidden by both the Uvalde ISD, Police Department, and the Press. 1
ObiOne Posted June 21, 2022 Posted June 21, 2022 2 hours ago, Stoney said: Uvalde PD on the scene at 11:52am. How does any man sit out there in the hall for over an hour knowing there are kids being killed and dying in the next room over? Much less 11 or so "men" or however many there were.
RETIREDFAN1 Posted June 21, 2022 Posted June 21, 2022 1 hour ago, ObiOne said: How does any man sit out there in the hall for over an hour knowing there are kids being killed and dying in the next room over? Much less 11 or so "men" or however many there were. Cowards......
Stoney Posted June 21, 2022 Posted June 21, 2022 https://www.texastribune.org/2022/06/20/uvalde-police-shooting-response-records/
Stoney Posted June 21, 2022 Posted June 21, 2022 Just now, Stoney said: https://www.texastribune.org/2022/06/20/uvalde-police-shooting-response-records/ Two closed doors and a wall stood between them and an 18-year-old with an AR-15 who had opened fire on children and teachers inside the connected classrooms. A Halligan bar — an ax-like forcible-entry tool used by firefighters to get through locked doors — was available. Ballistic shields were arriving on the scene. So was plenty of firepower, including at least two rifles. Some officers were itching to move. One such officer, a special agent at the Texas Department of Public Safety, had arrived around 20 minutes after the shooting started. He immediately asked: Are there still kids in the classrooms?
Stoney Posted June 21, 2022 Posted June 21, 2022 Just now, Stoney said: Two closed doors and a wall stood between them and an 18-year-old with an AR-15 who had opened fire on children and teachers inside the connected classrooms. A Halligan bar — an ax-like forcible-entry tool used by firefighters to get through locked doors — was available. Ballistic shields were arriving on the scene. So was plenty of firepower, including at least two rifles. Some officers were itching to move. One such officer, a special agent at the Texas Department of Public Safety, had arrived around 20 minutes after the shooting started. He immediately asked: Are there still kids in the classrooms? “If there is, then they just need to go in,” the agent said. Another officer answered, “It is unknown at this time.” The agent shot back, “Y’all don’t know if there’s kids in there?” He added, “If there’s kids in there we need to go in there.” “Whoever is in charge will determine that,” came the reply. The inaction appeared too much for the special agent. He noted that there were still children in other classrooms within the school who needed to be evacuated. “Well, there’s kids over here,” he said. “So I’m getting kids out.”
Stoney Posted June 21, 2022 Posted June 21, 2022 No security footage from inside the school showed police officers attempting to open the doors to classrooms 111 and 112, which were connected by an adjoining door. Arredondo told the Tribune that he tried to open one door and another group of officers tried to open another, but that the door was reinforced and impenetrable. Those attempts were not caught in the footage reviewed by the Tribune. Some law enforcement officials are skeptical that the doors were ever locked. Within the first minutes of the law enforcement response, an officer said the Halligan (a firefighting tool that is also sometimes spelled hooligan) was on site. It wasn’t brought into the school until an hour after the first officers entered the building. Authorities didn’t use it and instead waited for keys. Officers had access to four ballistic shields inside the school during the standoff with the gunman, according to a law enforcement transcript. The first arrived 58 minutes before officers stormed the classrooms. The last arrived 30 minutes before. Multiple Department of Public Safety officers — up to eight, at one point — entered the building at various times while the shooter was holed up. Many quickly left to pursue other duties, including evacuating children, after seeing the number of officers already there. At least one of the officers expressed confusion and frustration about why the officers weren’t breaching the classroom, but was told that no order to do so had been given. At least some officers on the scene seemed to believe that Arredondo was in charge inside the school, and at times Arredondo seemed to be issuing orders such as directing officers to evacuate students from other classrooms. That contradicts Arredondo’s assertion that he did not believe he was running the law enforcement response. Arredondo’s lawyer, George E. Hyde, said the chief will not elaborate on his interview with the Tribune, given the ongoing investigation.
Stoney Posted June 21, 2022 Posted June 21, 2022 Moments later, Arredondo and seven more officers arrived. The shooter opened fire at the first three officers closest to the two classrooms, grazing two and forcing all the officers to bolt to either end of the hallway. Those officers, including Arredondo, remained in these positions for the rest of the standoff, never firing a shot.
Stoney Posted June 21, 2022 Posted June 21, 2022 By the time Arredondo called dispatch, at least 11 officers had entered the school and at least two are seen in the video carrying rifles. But Arredondo told the dispatcher that he didn’t have the firepower to confront the lone gunman, according to a transcript reviewed by The Texas Tribune. “OK, we have him in the room,” he said, speaking on his cellphone. “He’s got an AR-15. He’s shot a lot. He’s in the room. He hasn’t come out yet. We’re surrounded, but I don’t have a radio.”
Stoney Posted June 21, 2022 Posted June 21, 2022 Yes and they need to be outside of this building prepared,” he said. “Because we don’t have enough firepower right now. It’s all pistol and he has an AR-15. If you can get the SWAT team set up, by the funeral home, OK, we need — yes, I need some more firepower in here because we all have pistols and this guy’s got a rifle. So I don’t have a radio. I don’t have a radio. If somebody can come in —” The dispatcher asked Arredondo to stay on the line as long as he could. Arredondo agreed but said he’d drop his phone when the gunman “comes out that door.” Then the dispatcher shared the location of the shooter over a police radio and requested that a SWAT team be amassed by a funeral home across the street. “So, so I need you to bring a radio for me, and give me my radio for me,” Arredondo said. “I need to get one rifle. Hold on. I’m trying to set him. I’m trying to set him up.”
DaveTV1 Posted June 21, 2022 Posted June 21, 2022 It seems to me that this was all setup. Again, we've heard nothing about this shooter. Nothing of his past, how he obtained his guns, vest, ammunition, and drove his grandfather's stolen truck crashed it and fires a few shots before making it to the school, and the police don't respond before he gets there ? This is Uvalde, TX a small town with a population of 15,217. They should have responded in less than 5 minutes. This isn't a city of even 100,000 where response times are usually just as quick. It seems they were in on it, because how could they be this inept ? The guy in charge was a Beto supporter. 1 1
EnjoyLife Posted July 13, 2022 Posted July 13, 2022 4 minutes ago, DB2point0 said: Tell us about people who were strangled to death then. I guess I missed the news about someone strangling nearly 2 dozen children and teachers to death. My bad...................
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