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- The Texas House Investigative Committee is discussing the report released on failures in the response to the Uvalde school shooting.
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WHY would you not have a MIC for the question?
When will the police department be charged?
Probably never because the Supreme Court ruled that cops have no responsibility to help anyone. VOTE.
Never.
I’d bet the same people on here who supported defund the police are the same ones criticizing their job performance. “Hold them accountable,” they cry!
@@harryhanson8214 do you honestly think the failures here had anything to due with funding? They seemed pretty well armed, yet shit themselves anyway.
@@harryhanson8214 No S sherlock. These guys had 376 cops, body armour, A-Rs, and shields. And still did nothing! What could money have bought them that would have changed anything? A tank?
Mass?? You cowards. Running away and limiting questions from parents and family members. Pathetic! You should be ashamed.
Thank you, Prognosis.
All three had to give an opening speech. All three had to answer every question to use up time until someone stopped that ruse. Then they had to go to Mass?
This is why i lost trust in our public officials, they're nothing but cowards and frauds.! Disgusting and shameful individuals.! SMH 😡
EXACTLY I thought it was ridiculous that they limited questions to these poor families!
They arent there to supply answers to the families. The committee is to present a general overview. Continue to gather information from local and state. It would be simply an exercise in frustration. Because the families would be asking questions they do not have specific answers for.
Im not saying the families do not have a right to know, but that isnt what the committee is for. Nor prepared for. They made that clear.
Cop was sanitizing his hands. All of them in that building need to be held accountable for failing to do their job
As a former cop this whole thing is bs.. those cops that’s responded first should never wear a uniform again!!!! They ran away when they should of been protecting those baby’s!! But ran and one was worried his head was bleeding!!! I couldn’t live with myself looking in that class and seeing those baby’s crying for help and the help runs away!!! When they should of ran in!!! We the people are held responsible for mistakes we make when we speed or don’t pay are bills so why ain’t these cops being held responsible for there mistakes???
Imagine if there was a law where teachers were actually able to carry on campus with a license. It Just might be a good idea or a start in changing gun reform for the topic of school shootings. Just maybe. Might save one life or two. I mean because criminals regardless will have guns.
Right!!! Something has to be done !! The school that my son goes to You can’t get in unless you have an appointment or you’re on a pick up list for that child if you just show up there randomly they can you go and pick up somebody it’s not gonna happen and you will not get in that school
They didn't run away, they could not get into the classroom. Because the door was locked.
Breaching that door at that moment would of been reckless, and clearly states in the policy officers are not obligated to carry out reckless strategies. They ended up containing the suspect ,and keeping him in that room, that's considered a success according to policy.
400 cops just waited outside this is disgusting
And not one thought hey there are window on the classroom he's in my rifle has the tubular zoomy inny thing on it I use it to hunt vermin and deer I wonder if it would be useful here
I'm sick to my stomach. These guys have all the tactical equipment. The children and teachers had nothing.
True. Yet with no means of defense they fought.
So let me get this straight now: The report summarizes that there were multiple systemic failures? OK. Right. Got it. Thanks.🖕🏻
Thank you same thing we have already KNOWN!
no one knew who was in charge? seriously is that actually their pissant excuse. and no in both situations u go in to end the threat. those cops are a disgrace
the sheriff during his press conferences spoke in DETAIL about the incident commander in the hallway had the men but wanted more he also stated that in the situation they were in EVERY officer has been trained to act and knows what to do without a commander present to tell him
This proves what a lot of people think most cops are COWARDS
OK, I expect you to stop the next mass shooting.
NOT AT ALL. They are REAL fierce when they are writing you a ticket for a broken taillight.
@@madsciontist_9470 don’t expect that, that’s why I neva sign up to be an officer
@@oddshot60 or when you have a phone and are recording them
@@mikes3852 well if officers can't do it then I expect people like you to stop them. Oh wait..you can't 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Why didn’t the committee provide a microphone for questions? Big press conference with mic’s all over the table, yet none for the public?
the whole conference was full of it. Completely useless and too "politically correct". They spoke more than they allowed for questions. Love to hear themselves talk in circles with no real answers. There should have been a person in the crowd with a mic, just a way for them to control the narrative once again as they know they f%$#@d up.
Yes exactly right, We're not able to hear clearly the question's being asked. It's almost like there censoring the questions from being heard by viewers. SMH
Because its a tiny speck of a town that doesnt know wtf they are doing. And in their defense there is no way they could have been prepared for this. This isnt El Paso. Not talking about the officers. Talking about the town in general.
John, what a crap excuse.
So the answer given doesn't have to match the questions
Those cops failed those kids.
Bullshit it's not a Democrat problem.
Bottom line ... the officers who initially faced gunfire and ran away, were OBLIGATED to engage THE ACTIVE SHOOTER. What's more, they should have been joined by other officers and their attack needed to continue until the threat to those children was ended. This incident should have been over in less than 5 minutes from the start. Standing around trying to get "organized" only killed more children.
They weren’t obligated. Cops aren’t obligated to protect citizens.
@@CChrist-mh4mk As was stated in the report, when there is an active shooter, the cops are to take any and all measures to end the threat.
yes
yeah, it's part of their SOP's to isolate the threat and distract, to stop the killer from killing more.
@@oddshot60 Again, they legally don't have to. The Supreme Court has ruled multiple times that cops have no obligation to put themselves in harm way to protect citizens. Cops aren't there to protect you, remember that.
Page 71 or 77, "if door had been locked, the attacker would likely have been slowed for some time...as he either circumvented the lock or moved to another point of entry." Sounds like the report was written by the village's idiot.
Cant hear the people asking questions. Wtf
they did it purposefully.
Cowards! Unfit to wear a badge. Incapable of protecting the children they were paid to protect. Pathetic and unwilling to risk their own personal safety.
They're always covering up for each other and making excuses instead of taking accountability, there all disgusting.!! Shameful individuals!! SMH 😡
Yes, your so correct. COWARDS
This was so bad it leads to conspiracy theories.
They can’t answer any questions
Cops pick and choose who they are going to protect and serve, mostly their friends, family and themselves.
right after the incident the sheriff gave a press conference he stated the incident commander in the hallway had the men but felt he needed more equipment. he also said that all officers are trained to act without a commander in a active shooter situation they know what needs to be done they stack up and kill the shooter this directly contradicts the report these guys are shoveling. video games teachers not locking doors? what will they blame next the parents who dropped their kids off ? this is again highlighting the lies they tell and hope no one watches everything to catch it
JUSTICE MUST BE SERVED ON UVALDE'S SCHOOL MASSACRE !! JUSTICE 🇺🇲 JUSTICE 🇺🇲 JUSTICE 🇺🇲 JUSTICE 🇺🇲 JUSTICE 🇺🇲 JUSTICE 🇺🇲 JUSTICE 🇺🇲 JUSTICE 🇺🇲
What can u tell me of the father who stood there waiting for his daughter to be shot and stood there guarding the hand sanitizer?
We talk about nothing 77 min of talking about what ?????
The person who killed those kids is responsible NOT THE LAW.JUST STOP
@@Sheracross why do we have cops with guns for ?
@@Sheracross The police need to be held accountable for their lack of action and you want to make excuses. JUST STOP!!!
What good is a Q&A session if nobody can hear the questions?
"We would love to answer that question, but not today." This committee manage to be both condescending and evasive at the same time. They behave like royalty, the "Queen" especially.
They didnt come to there to really answer any indepth questions.
They have a rough draft of action. General overvieiw right now. Why is it taking so long? Because poop is hard to roll uphill. The questions being asked were out of ignorance as to what this Texas Meeting Committee is about. With all the scurrying and deliberate hiding and changing of stories, it makes it even more difficult to progress. This will drag on for months. Each officer will be studied, questioned, interrogated etc. Then compare what that officer says to other officers. Then with film and whatever else. A big fat mess that will take a long time to sift through. This didnt just involve those officer that were first responders there were 376 officers that were called or aware of the shooting. There was a breakdown of mammoth porportions.
They need to take their time and get ever damn fact straight so things can change through policy and the betterment of leadership.
You have a podunk town that have a bunch of Barney Fifes basically. They NEVER in a million years thought theyd be placed in this position. No excuse. But that is part of the issue. Phsycologically they were not and are not prepared to know how to act. They need mock intense training instead of meeting Officer Joe down at the Dairy Queen for steakfingers.
This is a political whitewash glad handing and bs very unsatisfying and lacking real answers
He said they are a "FACT FINDING COMMITTEE" he repeatedly said they are there to release "the facts"...so WHY was there an N.D.A. (non disclosure agreement)?!
Their facts not all the facts some facts don't support their narrative
@@Kid_Kootenay Facts! 👍
Church can wait, you cowards.
It's a placebo for the Latino community. Show you care, not by armed police stopping an active killer, but just go to church and do as Ted Cruz once said about the Santa Fe, Texas school shooting, "you need to pray...harder..."
Well they told us nothing anyway.
Give those who are asking questions a microphone damn..
It just gets worse, 371 officers on site?
Are you serious,!? You're putting some blame on the school for "Locked doors". These public officials are disgusting, they always find excuses to cover up for each other instead of taking accountability. How about coward law enforcement officers that are supposed to be protecting our communities.? Shameful individuals just shameful. SMH😡
Nothing but hot air.
"Not locking doors." Seriously? Please keep punting this on to the teachers/other people and not the cops.
The door was not even locked...
These public officials are disgusting.
A high price committee and teachers not locking doors and video games was there big take away. And what's with name and affiliation from reporters? It's like a threat
@@GrandChessboard that's there point they ignore the cops not trying it instead blame the teachers for not locking them
@@Kid_Kootenay Exactly, the teachers going to have a day where you might forget the doors or maybe have a door malfunction. However, teachers will still keep track of their students (this is their main duty).
The police. on the other hand, knew what their main duty was and screwed it up. They were trained for active shooters. However, these officials kept bringing up the screw-ups of the school to deflect blame from what we saw on the camera and body cam.
Chief Arrendodo was the stumbling block to the entire operation, he sent a vibe of stopping a very natural and instinctive nature of men doing a common sense job of saving lives. Arrendondo is seen “holding back” men, and negotiating with the threat or the shooter. It is a necessary instinct of heroics natural to all men especially those armed and in uniform. When the sound of shots and children are heard this is the instinctive COMMANDING calling for any and all men to step up to protect and defend. No so called “commander” or “chief” or bull shit title should over ride this type of summoning to immediate arms. Arrendondo set the stage to stifle this energy of heroics and anger, the hero and warrior complexes should have dominated and any person in charge should have driven this masculine warrior energy properly. This means confront and kill the threat to the innocent women and children who are being killed and/or face imminent danger.
No this response was 100% wholly justified. The government and police can do wrong and are always right about everything just because they work for the government. It was perfectly justifiable for them to wait in the hallway this long while children and teachers bleed out making snow angels in human blood. Why? Because they work for the government.
If he was not in contact the next man should have stepped up no one man in those halls holds all the Blame cowards 99% of them almost 400 officers before they went in 387 cops in the school before 15 breached and started saving kids
As a Parent myself .... all officers are liable .. ..as a parent why would you waite 77 min As a parent cops are at fault the cops need to be arrested for helping the shooter. it would be un service if the judge's Don't punish all the cops in the hall way .... at least 200 years in prison.
I’m not a parent and I agree. This horrible tragedy broke my heart. I had nightmares for weeks, it’s still so sad to me I think about it all the time. I don’t want to but I do. It’s just so sad.
Just Stop. THE ONLY ONE RESPONSIBLE IS THE PUNK WHO KILLED THEM. JUST STOP
Never thought it could happen in your city? How many times has that school been locked down in this last year? We have a wide open border along with drugs and guns flowing in freely, it's just a matter of time. My last question, and to me this is very critical, where was the Resource Officer, especially since the doors were not locked.
The Supreme Court has already ruled that the police have NO duty or responsibility to save YOU or YOUR FAMILY or ANYONE for that matter so nobody is going to be punished or arrested the most that could happen is the public might shame them enough that they will retire or resign from the Uvalde department and make a literal move to another agency sheriff,trooper,another city
@@nf4833 True. Uvalde is proof of that, my question is, Who are they protecting and serving?
More than anything else, Roman armies sought commanders that displayed 'poise under fire'...
It was not chaotic in the hallway it's a way to spread blame away in the video you see men in control telling others what to do
@@Kid_Kootenay You must have seen a different video. No one in charge, and no one wanting to be. Chaos and shame.
How can Americans still criticize other countries and talk form a position of strength and righteousness when it has so many embarrassing problems here at home? How shameful.
Yes, i get how you feel BUT you arguably also just 'talk-big' IF
you dont support CZcamsrs that really adress ystemic Issue.s LIke Some More News, Second THought,
Illuminaughtii, Belief It Or Not.
I’d like to thank our first responders… 😣
Those riot shields WILL deflect a 9mm round.
My grandmother could have done a better job ..no excuses ✌️❤️🌎
I'm so proud of our heroic police officers. These brave public servants tasered terrified mothers and handcuffed angry fathers as their children were being slaughtered. They even thwarted Border Patrol agents horning in on their turf for over an hour while staying safe from harms way. Protect and serve.
I’d bet the same people on here who supported defund the police are the same ones criticizing their job performance. “Hold them accountable,” they cry!
@@harryhanson8214 they are far from defunded
Oh shut up. They were clearly in on something. Jesus Christ people are gullible.
@@harryhanson8214 this is a perfect example of why cops should be partially defunded. They have 40% of the towns budget and allowed children to be murdered while they all waited outside.
@@harryhanson8214 Everyone with a brain and eyes are criticizing the police including other police officers. You think an extra 5 bucks is going to make them do the right thing and save lives. Were they on strike that day due to funding issues?
Is the school board not in trouble doors that dont lock from the inside, flimsy doors, no security at the front door, parents not called those are the fault of the school and school board.
ok let play "blame game" they are good in this game, remember they logo "don't take the laws in your own hands", we report, then they said "NO CASE", so you believe in this system
*Three minutes is 180 seconds and too long.* From outside the Uvalde Elementary School's shoulder high windows; that PIGs are seen pulling kids out of. Three flying *RoboCop* drones armed with different types of body armor penetrating ammunition; *can end the siege in only 40 seconds.* This is *NOT* an exaggeration. There are *heat sensing drones* right now that could fire through the wall after the terr0rist's location is confirmed by the flying *RoboCop* drones; looking in through the windows from outside the classroom. 26 seconds is doable. Not easy; but doable.
Thats probably part of the problem. They are small towns people. They probably never thought to drill and drill. Who knows how many drills or if properly done.
I work in the medical field. And at one of the hospitals I worked I was part of the rapid response team. Worked ER. Worked codes many times.
Yet when the team would go to the floors for a code, the nurses would be clueless and afraid to take action. They froze. Not all but many.
Why? Because they dont know how to act when it actually happens. Yes they have mock codes. Maybe twice a month. But its disorganized etc etc and not taken seriously like it is in ER.
Its like if I was in NYC as an officer where I am exposed to all types of violence, Im more apt to act than an officer Uvalde.
The ER was NYC
The floors were Uvalde
Im not making excuses but until we understand the psychology and reasons why these officers all didnt act and come up with solutions then we are doomed to repeat this scenario.
People call 400 cops cowards. Really? That isnt sensible. Yes some of them were. But many are simply not use to knowing what to do. Because they havent been exposed or are not getting intense enough training. Because hey, this wont happen here. Lets go to DQ and get some steakfingers.
Policy needs to change and more intense real to life training needs to happen. Put them through the ringer to toughen them up to where there is no fear in the way that they scatter in confusion.
Is this the entire problem? No. Because you cant twist someones arm to run into danger without courage behind it. But insecurity in training leads to fear wich leads to cowardice.
We need to come up with solutions. Punishment isnt going to do that. Yes, they need to be punished fully. But unless someone looks really hard into this, justified vengence against these officers isnt going to solve the issues.
About Uvalde: I hope you know the factual Reasons why this happens more
often in the USA.
And i hope you know what YOU can DO.
One word COWARDS
Blah, blah.... This is an obfuscation crew, not a truth finding panel. All hat and no cattle.
The Arch Bishop invited us to mass, so we don't have anymore time to answer your questions about why your children were murdered while there were 400 police on the other side of the door.
But what we can tell you is that there was a systemic failure. Sorry bout that.
Every single one of the LEOs who showed up and did not act should hand in their badges and never become a law enforcement officer again.
There is a point when you tell your command where to shove his authority, go in and handle the threat and deal with the repercussions later; They were beyond that point within 5 minutes of the attacker entering the school.
There is ZERO excuse for not acting in that instance, even 'I didnt want to die' is not valid in that situation. Sure, nobody puts on the badge and the rest of the gear expecting to give their lives, but by taking that oath it should be implied that it is expected it could happen 🤷🏻♂️.
Better to die a hero protecting innocent people than die a coward who stood by, listened and watched as people were SLAUGHTERED feet away from you.
Paste lie over BS over prevarication over cowardice..& there it is.
"The only way to stop the epidemic of mass -gun murders- poisonings in -America- Amurderguna; is to give everyone poison." _The National Poisoning Prevention ASSociation_ [TNPPA].
So 10 good guys with guns were no match with the one bad guy with a gun. Any other bull shit ya wanna trow at me?
These were COWARDS. They weren't "good guys with a gun". In fact, as we're finding out more and more: they aren't even 'good guys' at all. They are villains. They are bad guys. Your logic is flawed. It's suggesting that EVERYONE in this nation that owns a firearm is a coward that would have responded the same way.
When they do these active shooter drills,in schools, aren't they potentially training the shooter too?
Thats probably part of the problem. They are small towns people. They probably never thought to drill and drill. Who knows how many drills or if properly done.
I work in the medical field. And at one of the hospitals I worked I was part of the rapid response team. Worked ER. Worked codes many times.
Yet when the team would go to the floors for a code, the nurses would be clueless and afraid to take action. They froze. Not all but many.
Why? Because they dont know how to act when it actually happens. Yes they have mock codes. Maybe twice a month. But its disorganized etc etc and not taken seriously like it is in ER.
Its like if I was in NYC as an officer where I am exposed to all types of violence, Im more apt to act than an officer Uvalde.
The ER was NYC
The floors were Uvalde
Im not making excuses but until we understand the psychology and reasons why these officers all didnt act and come up with solutions then we are doomed to repeat this scenario.
People call 400 cops cowards. Really? That isnt sensible. Yes some of them were. But many are simply not use to knowing what to do. Because they havent been exposed or are not getting intense enough training. Because hey, this wont happen here. Lets go to DQ and get some steakfingers.
Homeless communities of 5,000 people run by FEMA with shared shower, laundry, cooking, toilet facilities, restaurants, and stores; like a large campground. Serve as a workforce producing more homeless shelters from free plastic-waste taken out of the oceans; and electric-car conversion kits for only $600 when produced using _The Defense Production Act._ Homeless-shelters that cost only $6,000 and house 5 people can withstand 200mph winds, float upon flood waters, and are better insulated than wooden structures; so are more energy efficient.
Texas law enforcement - all hat and no cattle. You'd think the cops there are made of road pavement - a yellow stripe down the middle...
The survey of 1,541 U.S. adults, which was conducted from June 10 to 13, found that the current bipartisan plan could prove very popular if it’s ultimately signed into law. When asked about its four key reforms:
● 66% of Americans favor and 19% oppose "expanding criminal and mental background checks for buying guns to include juvenile records"
● 66% support and 13% oppose "more government spending on security services in public K-12 schools"
● 67% support and 13% oppose "more government spending on mental health programs in public K-12 schools"
● And 54% favor and 26% oppose "expanding so-called red-flag laws, which make it easier for authorities to confiscate guns from people reported to be a threat."
It's crazy how there's people that actually OPPOSE the idea of increased funding for school security and mental health services. As well as expanding background checks for firearm purchases. How can ANYONE oppose the idea of spending more money in exchange for increased safety for CHILDREN? That is just bonkers.
@@DeadPixel1105 The result of taking the guns out of the hands or Republiguns and legalize all recreational drugs is no gun violence.
@@DeadPixel1105 The result of taking the guns out of the hands of all WASP-skinned-vermin Republiguns and legalizing all recreational drugs; is no gun violence.
@@DeadPixel1105 The result of taking the guns out of the hands of Republiguns and legalizing all recreational drugs; is no gun violence.
@@DeadPixel1105 The result of taking the guns out of the hands of all
W A S P-s k i n n e d-v e r m i n Republiguns and legalizing all recreational drugs; is no gun violence.
What were the Uvalde, TexASS school classroom walls made of: steel, brick, concrete, granite, or drywall? Can you use a baton to punch a h0le in drywall; yes or no? Could any of the *RoboCops* seen on My channel have punched a h0le in the wall like it was not even there; YES!!!
No semiautomatic guns in -America- Amurderguna.
Limited sales of lethal ammunition to underage individuals 👍✌️❤️🌎
*It understands it cannot own nuclear-weapons; right?* Should something that does *NOT* respond with the only correct response when asked if the element lead in very small amounts has been known for 2,000 years to cause brain-and-DNA-damage, insulin-intolerance, and high-blood-pressure; which leads to strokes? Be allowed to own a semiautomatic gun in -America- Amurderguna outside the certification of a well-regulated-militia; yes or no?
Please stop commenting. You're mentally unstable and make no sense. Your comments are nonsensical and aren't even relevant.
There was no standing army when the 2nd amendment was written. A well-regulated-militia's purpose was to fend off the Ruzzians, the Chinese, or the proState of TexASS. All semiautomatic guns are stored in the militia's armory.
Gun control is a failed policy.
STOP JUST STOP
Could a heat sensing *RoboCop* in the Uvalde, TexASS school hallway. Shot through the wall with a 9mm-full-metal-jacket machine-gun. After visual confirmation of the domestic-terr0rist's location from the flying *RoboCop* drones looking into the classroom from the classroom's windows in 40 seconds; YES!!!
9mm rounds are NOT going through a brick wall. STOP COMMENTING.
@@DeadPixel1105 The school's walls are made out of drywall and the windows are made of glass. Not steel or granite.
Oh…we have to go to a Catholic mass…so that makes it ok?
Lease stop criticizing schools,n teachers and kids. The only fault here is with guns and police scared of those powerful guns
About Uvalde: I hope you know the factual Reasons why this happens more
often in the USA.
And i hope you know what YOU can DO.