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08.07.2022 - 02:03 / perezhilton.com
Everything we’ve heard about the police response to the school shooting in Uvalde has been simply mind-boggling.
The latest report contains a tidbit we’ve not heard before — and it’s one of the worst examples of a mistake that cost lives… maybe ALL the lives.
The latest info comes from ALERRT, the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training Center at Texas State University. They point out multiple missed opportunities to engage with or even stop the school shooter. And the most upsetting news is, cops could have taken him down before he even entered Robb Elementary that fateful morning.
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Police did not previously reveal this fact to the public, but it turns out at one point a Uvalde officer had a shot on the killer ONE MINUTE BEFORE he entered the school. But he didn’t take it. Wednesday’s report reveals the officer asked his supervisor’s permission to take the shot — but the supervisor either did not hear the request or too too long to respond, it’s unclear. Either way, no answer was given. And so the cop let the killer walk in.
You may wonder why the officer didn’t take the initiative and just fire. After all, what could be clearer than the necessity to shoot in this instance? Was he worried about getting in trouble? Probably not. The Texas Penal Code, as noted in the ALERRT report, says an individual is justified in using deadly force when the individual reasonably believes the deadly force is immediately necessary to prevent the commission of murder. No, according to the report, the officer said he was afraid of possibly shooting a child in his attempt to hit the gunman.
That, attest the experts, was not a sensible fear in the
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