There is Something Mighty Fishy about Police Response to the Uvalde Shooting By Charles Taylor (Florida)
The Wall Street Journal reports that some strange events occurred at the latest US shooting at Uvalde, Texas. For a start, the Hispanic gunman who massacred 19 children and two teachers at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas, was outside the school for 12 minutes firing shots at people in a funeral home across the street. Then he scaled a fence to enter the school. There was no armed officer protecting the school, even with a cell phone. Then the bulk of police arrived at the scene (two who had confronted the gunman had been injured), but did not go in to take down the gunman with superior numbers, waiting outside the school for an incredible hour while distraught parents pleaded with them to do something. When an unarmed parent, whose child was murdered wanted to go in alone, the parent was restrained by the police. Perhaps the cops were gutless and were waiting for armoured robots or whatever they have. In my opinion, it is more likely that they were told to wait so that a massacre could occur, as this was needed by the evil Democrats for gun control. Clearly a group of armed parents would have done better. I would have gone in myself, with my Glock .45. But, the answer by the Democrats is to take guns away from parents, while with the massive supply of illegal guns, let psycho killers have a field day.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/uvalde-residents-voice-frustration-over-shooting-response-11653588161
“The gunman who massacred 19 children and two teachers at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas lingered outside for 12 minutes firing shots at people in a funeral home across the street, before scaling a fence onto school grounds where he fired more shots. He then entered the school and barricading himself in a classroom before opening fire, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Victor Escalon, a regional director for the Texas Department of Public Safety, said he couldn’t say why no one stopped the deceased gunman, 18 year-old Salvador Ramos, from entering the school during that time Tuesday. Most of the shots Ramos fired came during the first several minutes when he entered the school, Mr. Escalon said.
DPS officials previously said an armed school officer confronted Ramos as he arrived at the school. Mr. Escalon said Thursday that information was incorrect and no one encountered Ramos as he arrived at the school. “There was not an officer readily available and armed,” Mr. Escalon said. -WSJ
Ramos began Tuesday morning shooting his grandmother in the face, then using her truck to drive to the school - crashing it into a ditch at around 11:28 am according to a timeline laid out by Escalon.
Texas law enforcement officials ignored pleas from distraught parents as a gunman was left alone for up to an hour at a Texas elementary school - killing 19 children and two teachers, before a Border Patrol agent charged into the school and killed the suspect.
"Go in there! Go in there!" women shouted at the police soon after the attack began, according to neighbor Juan Carranza, who told the Associated Press about the parents' efforts to get the police to confront the shooter. Carranza said the officers did not go in.
Minutes earlier, Carranza had watched as Salvador Ramos crashed his truck into a ditch outside the school, grabbed his AR-15-style semi-automatic rifle and shot at two people outside a nearby funeral home who ran away uninjured.
Officials say he “encountered” a school district security officer outside the school, though there were conflicting reports from authorities on whether the men exchanged gunfire. After running inside, he fired on two arriving Uvalde police officers who were outside the building, said Texas Department of Public Safety spokesperson Travis Considine. The police officers were injured. -RealClear Politics
One parent, Javier Cazares, whose fourth-grade daughter Jacklyn was killed in the attack, said he raced to the school when he heard about the shooting, only to find that police weren't moving in.
"Let’s just rush in because the cops aren’t doing anything like they are supposed to," he said, adding "More could have been done."
"There were five or six of [us] fathers, hearing the gunshots, and [police officers] were telling us to move back," he told the Washington Post. "We didn’t care about us. We wanted to storm the building. We were saying, ‘Let’s go’ because that is how worried we were, and we wanted to get our babies out."
One clip shows officers tackling parents outside the school to prevent them from rushing in. However, the precise timeline of the below videos compared to what was happening inside the school remains unclear...
Two Uvalde police officers were among the first on the scene - engaging the shooter after he had entered the building when they were both shot and injured.
"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," a boy who hid under a table in his classroom told KENS5 news. "The cop barged into that classroom. The guy shot at the cop. And the cops started shooting."
Of note, in the 1999 massacre at Columbine High School in Colorado, police waited outside the school and didn’t enter until almost two hours after Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold started shooting—and an hour after they’d committed suicide. In the meantime, they killed a dozen students and a teacher.
Columbine shocked the nation and marked a shift in tactical philosophy: Police officers are now expected to enter buildings with active shooters as rapidly as possible, regardless of their equipment or training.
As a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department briefing on the topic explains, “Officers realize and accept the dangers, they also realize if they do nothing, more people will die or be injured than if they had taken action.”
“The recent shooting at the Uvalde school in Texas was allowed to happen. Police stood down and waited outside for 40 minutes to an hour while the gunman was inside, murdering children (and a teacher) at will. This is now confirmed by the Associated Press, no less.
This means that law enforcement in Uvalde, Texas was negligent in the mass killings. They didn’t do their primary job: To protect the innocent, even if it means putting themselves in harm’s way.
The typical excuse that they were waiting for SWAT to arrive doesn’t fly. In an active shooter situation involving children, you go in with what you have right now, even if it’s just one armed officer. You don’t wait around while children are murdered.
You don’t wait around, that is, unless you actually want the mass shootings to occur because you’re an advocate of gun control.
So now we have to take a much closer look at the officers and department involved in all this, because there are a lot of pockets of Democrat-run gun control zealots in Texas, and this might be one of the operations they were willing to carry out on purpose, to allow the shooter to murder children so they could have the right narrative to push for the abolition of the Second Amendment.
How does an 18 year old who worked at Wendy’s afford thousands of dollars in tactical gun gear?
Another question emerging all this surrounds the shooter’s ability to acquire very expensive, high-end firearms such as Daniel Defense rifles, which are among the highest priced ARs that can be purchased by civilians. The shooter reportedly owned two of these rifles, plus 375 rounds of 5.56 ammo. When you throw in all the magazines, red dot sights, lights and other gear that typically goes with such a setup, you’re looking at around $5000 of investment in all this.
Where did a poor kid who works at Wendy’s come up with $5,000 to buy all this gear? He also reportedly drove a really nice car on top of that. Was he on somebody’s payroll?
Four years of being MK-Ultra’d in the “mental health” system
It also appears that Ramos was brainwashed for four years in the local mental health system after being arrested in 2018 and charged with Conspiracy to Commit Murder. According to KENS5.com, two teens were arrested in 2018 — one of them fits the profile Ramos — after they make explicit threats to replicate the Columbine, Colorado shootings during their senior year.
Ramos would have been 14 at the time. As KENS5.com reports:
In the press release, Uvalde Chief of Police Daniel Rodriguez said that a Morales Junior High School student,14, and a former Morales student, 13, had specifically targeted numerous students in what they described as a plan to perform a “mass casualty event against the school.”
All News Pipeline explains more in their story, “The Deep State Had 4 Years To Get This One Right And They Still Blew It With MKUltra Written All Over Uvalde, Texas Massacre – In 2018, A ‘Uvalde Student Promised A 2022 School Slaughter’.”
As this May 3rd of 2018 story at KENS5 pointed out, it appears they knew ALL about this kid’s goals of carrying out a mass shooting, even pegging a future Uvalde, Texas school shooting to the year 2022! Giving the ‘deep state’ 4 full years to further train him and indoctrinate him, there’s little doubt he was ‘groomed’ by ‘professionals’ to carry out his carnage.”
https://www.naturalnews.com/2022-05-26-uvalde-police-did-nothing-texas-shooting.html
“Reports have emerged to suggest that police officers in Uvalde, Tex., where 18-year-old Salvador Ramos is said to have shot up an elementary school, stood around outside and did nothing to try to stop him while parents and witnesses urged the officers to go inside and take action.
One woman could be heard screaming “Go in there! Go in there!” at officers while they stood stationary outside Robb Elementary School, allowing the tragedy to take place without any attempt at intervention, according to the Associated Press (AP).
The gunman, who reportedly lived with his drug-addicted mother and had numerous encounters with police, barricaded himself in a classroom for 40 minutes, we are told, before murdering 19 students and two teachers.
One father who says he lost a daughter in all the carnage considered charging inside the facility himself, without weapons, since police officers who did have weapons refused to do so.
“Let’s just rush in because the cops aren’t doing anything like they are supposed to,” Javier Cazares said. “More could have been done.”
When Cazares rushed to the school upon hearing the news, he was shocked to see officers standing idly by instead of doing their job. His daughter Jacklyn was reported as one of the victims who was killed inside the school.
“They were unprepared,” Cazares told the media.
Since police officers could not “contain” Ramos in the classroom, they apparently just gave up trying?
At the time when the shooter first approached the school, he is said to have “encountered” a school district security officer. Two Uvalde police officers did try to go in after him opening fire, though they were left wounded as a result.
“It wasn’t until 40 minutes to an hour after the shooting began that a tactical team shot and killed him on the scene,” reports The Post Millennial.
In defense of law enforcement’s refusal to intervene, Department of Public Safety director Steve McCraw alleges that officers were working to “contain (the shooter) in the classroom.”
“The bottom line is law enforcement was there,” he says. “They did engage immediately. They did contain (Ramos) in the classroom.” The problem is that classroom was full of students and a teacher.
After getting a staff member with a key to open up the door of the classroom where Ramos was hiding out, Border Patrol agents were eventually able to get inside and neutralize the situation. The circumstances surrounding this are also strange, however, as a spokesperson from the agency chose to speak anonymously to the AP.
Witness Juan Caranza, 24, who was at the scene as the crime was occurring, says he saw Ramos crash his vehicle and run into the school with an AR-15. Caranza says that they were “more of them,” referring to law enforcement, and “just one of him,” referring to Ramos.
Caranza told the media that he believes police officers should have done more to diffuse the situation, or at least try to do so. Instead, they just meandered about outside the school while the tragedy unfolded.
Why they chose to do this, allowing Ramos almost a full hour to have his way with his victims, remains unknown. Were they told to stand down and not try to stop the tragedy? And if so, why? Is this yet another false flag incident that was allowed to happen as part of the deep state’s gun grab agenda?”
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