The Uvalde Truth

Spoiler Alert: They were afraid of the shooter's AR15

(Disclaimer: there is no graphic content in the following or the video footage shown therein. However, if you're a police apologist, TRIGGER WARNING...video contains audio and video of law enforcement personnel *all men for some reason** #shrugs being total cowards and basic wastes of human skin, breathing good oxygen and wasting taxpayer dollars, whilst they aid and abet the mass killing of elementary school aged children.)

Hours and hours of video footage has now been given to the American public. It's jaw-dropping.

With over 400 Texas law enforcement personnel, from every single agency in the State (and some Federal agents) on the scene, the bottom line is simple: as now heard/seen on video and body-cam footage, every single one of them, every single law enforcement personnel on scene from encountering the shooter BEFORE he entered the building and for over 79 more minutes, these people unwittingly confess to being too scared of the AR15 rifle the gunman was using, to enter the school to save children. Yes. They're afraid of the gun.

They also admit, they're not interested in possible personal injury or death to bother with going inside or going back inside (in some cases.)

They themselves had ARs. They had body armor. They were too afraid of that one man, with that one gun, to do a damn thing.

We also now know, they collectively (400+ of them) decided to wait for the Border Patrol. BPD was over 60 miles away at that time. But they waited. Why?
To see what type of body armor they had. More fire power.

I mean WTActualF!?!?!?!?!? If it weren't so sad it really would be laughable, a parody. #smh

It did end up being being Border Patrol Agents (after they witnessed the ONE Mother breach the wall of cops to get her own two children) that did go in and made sure the shooter was dead. By then, there were no more children to save in that particular classroom.

Uvalde cops, in their own words. From body-cam/video and hearings/testamonials/legal proceedings.