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-Lurid Crime Tales-
Photo emerges of Uvalde cops 'stacked' and ready to storm classroom with assault rifles and ballistic shields but were held back by top cop for 46 MINUTES while shooter slaughtered kids and teachers inside
2022-06-23
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news]
  • New photos have emerged showing police waiting in a hallway during the Uvalde school massacre

  • One photo shows cops huddled behind ballistic shields in the hallway 46 minutes before confronting gunman

  • Uvalde Mayor Don McLaughlin defended police decision not to confront gunman

  • Said investigators 'lie, leak, mislead, or misstate information' to protect troopers

  • Came as Uvalde City Council voted against leave of absence for Pete Arredondo

  • District police chief has been blamed over the botched response to the shooting
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Uvalde: 2022-06-21 WHY didn't they go in? Chilling first image emerges from inside Texas school showing cops with rifles and ballistic shields in corridor 19 minutes after gunman entered - but they waited another FIFTY-EIGHT MINUTES to storm classroom
Uvalde: 2022-06-17 No White Flag on Red Flag Laws
Uvalde: 2022-06-15 Poll: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Leads Democrat Beto O'Rourke by 19 Points
Posted by:Skidmark

#10  Nobody's fault but the shooter.

That said. That is what the training is for.

Maybe, there is some sort of podcast?
Posted by: swksvolFF   2022-06-23 23:05  

#9  Regarding after action plan, the officer on scene ordered them to not follow the standard plan. They were in place super-fast and then stood there. The door was unlocked, they had ballistic shields, they waited until it was over. Heads should roll.
Posted by: ruprecht   2022-06-23 18:12  

#8  So. Who was chief in contact with this entire time?

Looks like every decision point was a critical failure.
Posted by: swksvolFF   2022-06-23 11:04  

#7  Accountability demands consequences when failure occurs. That does not happen in our gummint, constabulary or corporate worlds anymore. They make a show of still having it in the military, but it's not all on the up-and-up there.
Posted by: M. Murcek   2022-06-23 09:54  

#6  You know, the whole After Action/Lessons Learned thing.

Been there. However when dealing specifically with heath, safety, and life, there is no 'dealing' with those who f'up except by example.
Posted by: Procopius2k   2022-06-23 09:41  

#5  FBI-Active Shooter Resources
Posted by: Skidmark   2022-06-23 08:56  

#4  Maybe it is just me, but I'd less concerned with who f**ked up which part of this mess and more about what they could have done to get a better outcome and what they would do differently next time. You know, the whole After Action/Lessons Learned thing. At the end, you'd have a 3-ring binder with all those important little details like where to get master keys, who to call, and who is running the show - stuff you don't want to try and figure out on the fly.

Also, a bunch of people should be reconsidering their career choices and looking for something more suitable to their abilities and temperament.
Posted by: SteveS   2022-06-23 08:50  

#3  Funny how the rash of gun incidents has suddenly come to a halt.

Copy cats out there? Maybe. But I smell a rat...or a fish.

Posted by: DooDahMan   2022-06-23 08:20  

#2  Seems a fancy dance is now underway...
Posted by: M. Murcek   2022-06-23 07:44  

#1  Chief Arredondo placed on administrative leave by the school district
Posted by: Bobby   2022-06-23 07:37  

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