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They basically aided the shooter by defending him from the parents.

Wow, an exceptional story of stupidity and cowardice.

I have a feeling we will have future issues with people involved in this whole incident.

Is "why would we want armed guards when we can just ban guns" really the narrative the Left is going for? Its... its just too dumb.

While the failures of the Uvalde Police Department are truly staggering, monstrous, and trust-shattering, let us not forget the many failures of the school itself. 1. Its front door was unlocked.... this is such a monumentally basic task, that the fact the school fucked this is nothing less...

Normally I'd agree, but this is an election year, that could have some impact and see at least some of these "police officers" punished.

From what I've been reading the "team" who initially went inside shortly after the shooting started were actually cops who had kids attending the school, and once they got their kids they left the building to let the shooter rampage for nearly an hour amongst the kids who were left behind.

Terrible idea, unless the parents all went home and came back as an armed mob, by which point the whole situation may well be long over, all a single person pulling their gun on those police officers would have gotten was arrested at best, shot and killed at worse. So unless they had all been...

I just had a sudden thought, so I'm going to throw this out here. I predict that within the next few days the Uvalde Police Department will try and use the excuse of a "hostage situation" to explain why they didn't immediately enter the classroom. The issue with this is that when you are...

Well now that news has broke that the police not only waited outside for around 20 minutes doing jack all, they actually pointed tasers at parents and even restrained one parent to prevent them from getting their children when they saw the police refuse to enter the building, I can't say I have...

Yup, controlled entry points, sturdy class doors, and electronic key cards combined with an armed security team will massively reduce events like this at any school that implements it. EDIT: Just read further down. Those men shouldn't be police officers, I suppose most departments are...

You know, more and more I'm coming around to the idea schools should just have an armed security force. I've long been leery of it, public schools are already too much like little prisons in my opinion, but fuck, this evil shit needs to be ended and ended without infringing on the rights of tens...