Theresamonet
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I want all of the above too… No one said we don’t want background checks. We NEED all of the above.
Another school shooting 5/24
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I want all of the above too… No one said we don’t want background checks. We NEED all of the above.
ScorpioBeauty09
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Everything Zen
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Well they’ll face felony charges if their state has a law like Florida does in the case of the one resource office- although I’m inclined to believe him.
BUT is this as a nation the penalty that we want our law enforcement to be held accountable to? Because between this and that retarded “defund the police” in 20 years we’re going to be on our own.
During One of the Deadliest School Shootings, Armed Officer Scot Peterson Stood Outside. Why?
As Parkland unfolded, the only armed officer on the property stood outside. He can explain, and he does—at length. Is he trying to convince the victims’ parents? The survivors? Other cops? Or himself?
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nichelle02
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Note that I wasn't referring to anyone on this board. The public wants universal background checks and other common-sense measures. And yet we don't have them.
oneastrocurlie
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I can not believe that murder was in there for 40 whole minutes and those cops stood outside. Like what are you there for?
oneastrocurlie
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Exactly. They can't even rent cars without a surcharge and insurance companies tax them to hades because they don't trust their driving skills. Makes zero sense.
lavaflow99
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He is the epitome of a dumb jock. Wow.....
I keep thinking about those poor children and their teachers. I saw a little girl's father interviewed on the news this morning. He was crying and said he just wanted his baby back. My heart goes out to the parents, other family members, as well as the surviving students. 
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ScorpioBeauty09
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We're already on our own. The police kill people they're supposed to protect and let loose people they're supposed to stop. I don't trust them at all.Well they’ll face felony charges if their state has a law like Florida does in the case of the one resource office- although I’m inclined to believe him.
BUT is this as a nation the penalty that we want our law enforcement to be held accountable to? Because between this and that retarded “defund the police” in 20 years we’re going to be on our own.
During One of the Deadliest School Shootings, Armed Officer Scot Peterson Stood Outside. Why?
As Parkland unfolded, the only armed officer on the property stood outside. He can explain, and he does—at length. Is he trying to convince the victims’ parents? The survivors? Other cops? Or himself?
ScorpioBeauty09
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Everything Zen
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Abbott said the shooter had a 'mental health' issue. A month ago, he slashed funding to help. — NBC News
While such programs require more funding, they wouldn't eliminate the need for gun control, experts said.
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Black Ambrosia
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ScorpioBeauty09
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Their poor children, that is horrifying.
ScorpioBeauty09
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I just saw this. 4 children lost both their parents in less than 48 hours.
Broken heart syndrome is real.
ScorpioBeauty09
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Black Ambrosia
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Report: Uvalde, Texas student laid on top of dying classmate to avoid being shot by gunman
New reports offer horrifying details from the Robb Elementary shooting, as experienced by a student in the classroom and the father of a survivor.
Dan Carson, Chron Senior EditorMay 26, 2022
Updated: May 26, 2022 9:12 a.m.
UVALDE,TEXAS, USA - MAY 25: Flowers are placed on a make shift memorial outside Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, on May 25, 2022. Texas state troopers outside Robb Elementary School 19 students and one teacher were killed during a massacre in a Texas elementary school, the deadliest US school shooting.
Horrifying details have emerged regarding the moments inside a Robb Elementary classroom on Tuesday when it was targeted by suspected mass shooter Salvador Ramos, an 18-year-old gunman who was killed after allegedly going on a shooting spree that took the lives of 19 students and two teachers in Uvalde, Texas.
An unidentified fourth-grader who survived Tuesday's massacre told KENS 5 San Antonio that the shooter fired a shot before entering the classroom through an adjoining door, and then told the students they were going to die.
"He shot the next person's door. We have a door in the middle. He opened it. He came in and he crouched a little bit and he said, he said, 'It's time to die,'" the boy told KENS 5.
The child and four of his classmates were likely saved by their decision to hide under a table with an overhanging table cloth, obscuring them from the shooter's sight, according to the report. The boy said the shooter retaliated against one of his classmates after police offers outside the room urged them to yell if they needed help. One of his classmates responded, inspiring the gunman the shoot her.
"When the cops came, the cop said: 'Yell if you need help!' And one of the persons in my class said 'Help!' The [shooter] overheard and he came in and shot her," the child told KENS 5.
The Washington Post published a timeline reconstruction of Tuesday's deadly events, which included an interview with Miguel Cerrillo, a Uvalde father whose 11-year-old daughter Miah survived the attack at Robb Elementary by playing dead. Cerrillo said he spoke with his daughter through the window of a bus after an officer carried her out of the school with bullet fragments in her side. The father said he rushed toward the bus as it boarded victims bound for the hospital but was prevented by officers from retrieving his daughter, who told him through a window what she'd witnessed before she was taken away for treatment.
"I panicked," Cerrillo told the Washington Post, saying his daughter detailed how she had watched as her teacher, Eva Mireles, was shot by the gunman while attempting to phone the police. His daughter Miah told Cerrillo she quickly grabbed the phone and called 911, and then hid from the shooter by lying down on top of one of her classmates, who had been shot and was bleeding on the ground. Her classmate was breathing but expired before help arrived, according to Cerrillo's account.
"We figured Uvalde was safe," Cerrillo told the Washington Post. "Now we know it's not safe."
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There’s not enough therapy in the world for this child. Watching her teacher get murdered and having to save yourself by lying ontop of one of your classmates who is dying.
Report: Uvalde, Texas student laid on top of dying classmate to avoid being shot by gunman
New reports offer horrifying details from the Robb Elementary shooting, as experienced by a student in the classroom and the father of a survivor.
Dan Carson, Chron Senior Editor
May 26, 2022
Updated: May 26, 2022 9:12 a.m.
UVALDE,TEXAS, USA - MAY 25: Flowers are placed on a make shift memorial outside Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, on May 25, 2022. Texas state troopers outside Robb Elementary School 19 students and one teacher were killed during a massacre in a Texas elementary school, the deadliest US school shooting.
Horrifying details have emerged regarding the moments inside a Robb Elementary classroom on Tuesday when it was targeted by suspected mass shooter Salvador Ramos, an 18-year-old gunman who was killed after allegedly going on a shooting spree that took the lives of 19 students and two teachers in Uvalde, Texas.
An unidentified fourth-grader who survived Tuesday's massacre told KENS 5 San Antonio that the shooter fired a shot before entering the classroom through an adjoining door, and then told the students they were going to die.
"He shot the next person's door. We have a door in the middle. He opened it. He came in and he crouched a little bit and he said, he said, 'It's time to die,'" the boy told KENS 5.
The child and four of his classmates were likely saved by their decision to hide under a table with an overhanging table cloth, obscuring them from the shooter's sight, according to the report. The boy said the shooter retaliated against one of his classmates after police offers outside the room urged them to yell if they needed help. One of his classmates responded, inspiring the gunman the shoot her.
"When the cops came, the cop said: 'Yell if you need help!' And one of the persons in my class said 'Help!' The [shooter] overheard and he came in and shot her," the child told KENS 5.
The Washington Post published a timeline reconstruction of Tuesday's deadly events, which included an interview with Miguel Cerrillo, a Uvalde father whose 11-year-old daughter Miah survived the attack at Robb Elementary by playing dead. Cerrillo said he spoke with his daughter through the window of a bus after an officer carried her out of the school with bullet fragments in her side. The father said he rushed toward the bus as it boarded victims bound for the hospital but was prevented by officers from retrieving his daughter, who told him through a window what she'd witnessed before she was taken away for treatment.
"I panicked," Cerrillo told the Washington Post, saying his daughter detailed how she had watched as her teacher, Eva Mireles, was shot by the gunman while attempting to phone the police. His daughter Miah told Cerrillo she quickly grabbed the phone and called 911, and then hid from the shooter by lying down on top of one of her classmates, who had been shot and was bleeding on the ground. Her classmate was breathing but expired before help arrived, according to Cerrillo's account.
"We figured Uvalde was safe," Cerrillo told the Washington Post. "Now we know it's not safe."
There’s not enough therapy in the world for this child. Watching her teacher get murdered and having to save yourself by lying ontop of one of your classmates who is dying.
Black Ambrosia
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Uvalde law enforcement confirms police went in to the school to get their own children and then waited to take action to stop the shooter and help the other children
ScorpioBeauty09
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While delaying taking action, police put parents who wanted to storm the school in handcuffs. People link to articles that say the same thing happened with the Parkland and Pulse nightclub shootings too
nichelle02
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I keep thinking about those poor children and their teachers. I saw a little girl's father interviewed on the news this morning. He was crying and said he just wanted his baby back. My heart goes out to the parents, other family members, as well as the surviving students.
I watched this yesterday. It's hard to get through. As much as I wanted to turn away, I watched and cried through it. I just cannot imagine.
TrulyBlessed
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