I have a crush on this woman & Ashley Parker, they are both so, so good at what they do.
19 children and 2 teachers killed in Texas school shooting (24 May 2022)
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I have a crush on this woman & Ashley Parker, they are both so, so good at what they do.
Are there any civilians on this oversight board (can’t be arsed to sign up & get through the pay wall)?
It's only cops and a few folks from the fbi
So, biased from the very start. Great.
that is how every cop investigation goes "we've investigated ourselves and found no evidence of any wrongdoing." or they come back asking to hire more cops
Dude was better served keeping his mouth shut…
And the 911 calls have yet to be released…
That video makes GOP politicians look utterly silly if they want to explain why an AR-15 should be accessible to civilians.
they definitely shot a kid
There are much better videos out there on this. Ballistic gel isn't representative of the human body but I suspect they want the more exaggerated effect of the gel.
Reminded me of this gem from The Onion. Obviously satire, but it's getting closer to reality.
That's laughable given they did nothing. The weakness was that they didn't respond.
Yep.
Just seen John Oliver's episode on police in schools, what a disaster that policy is.
There’s a high school near me that has multiple biometric safes around the school which house guns. Teachers / administrators who want to participate undergo serious training & assessment. The guns in the safes range from .45 caliber pistols to AR platforms.
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I'm not sure potential shooters need bodycam footage to determine the weakness of cops hiding in the parking lot.
Those children were braver than those pussies.
And what happens when the biometric devices fail?
This is why biometically actived pistols never took off. This stuff needs to be 100% reliable.
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Imagine the type of education kids are getting from teachers spending time that could be spent on educational training, on weapons training instead. Teaching is a difficult and immersive enough job as is, without expecting them to be security guards on top.
It's actual insanity that this is reality in a country as developed as the US. Bona fide insanity.
Said it in an earlier post, but it’s just a matter of time before a school makes it mandatory for its teachers to carry a gun.
Right, but those can fail too.
Most certainly, but potentially quicker than fumbling for a key or twisting a knob.
It’s apparently in just one school, don’t think it was adopted district wide. Anything like that in the offing up where you are?
I think that before these safes fail, some teacher is getting his eyes gouged out or finger chopped by some psyco trying to get to the guns. That's the usual way to bypass biometric security in movies.
Nothing concrete yet, but in a place like SC there’s always the possibility.
The way these things usually go, the bad guy is already outgunning the other folks anyways. No need to waste time getting a pistol out of a gun safe if you’re already rocking an AR.
There’s at least one AR in every safe, often more than one.
Ohhh.. well then yeah if the shooter knows about that stuff then the folks who can access it are target #1
Great point.
at this point, the question isn't if the cops shot one of the kids. but more along the lines of, how many kids did they end up shooting?
Files could be 'highly embarrassing,' involve 'emotional/mental distress,' it argues
If that's what it really, actually says, then you should just copy paste that into the list of reasons why we need to see it.
If that's what it really, actually says, then you should just copy paste that into the list of reasons why we need to see it.