06/28/2024
The indictment of former Uvalde police chief Pete Arredondo & former Uvalde police officer Adrian Gonzales on 10 & 29 counts of felony child endangerment is a start.
There are HUNDREDS more officers from various local, state & federal law enforcement agencies who did NOTHING for one hour, 14 minutes & 8 seconds and are also complicit in the massacre of 21 innocent people, nineteen of whom were CHILDREN aged 9-11!!
CCTV footage released from inside the school shows quite a few law enforcement officers standing around with no sense of urgency, cohesion or even will to save INNOCENT DYING CHILDREN AND STAFF!! The cops weren’t outgunned either, I saw at least 3 officers with AR-15s…doing nothing.
Meanwhile outside the police arrested and threatened to tase parents who said “I’m going in to get my child.”
I’m not a parent and cerebral palsy + intractable pain limits my mobility. But if I heard gunshots coming from a school & law enforcement wasn’t there yet or not doing anything, I’d walk or roll toward the shots and engage the shooter with the 9mm pistol which I carry concealed every day.
At best I’d neutralize the threat. At worst I’d pull the shooter’s focus away from the kids & teachers & force him to deal with an unexpected, trained and determined adversary.
I’ve thought about this since I saw the sickening, heartbreaking and enraging CCTV video of the interior of Robb Elementary & saw cops doing NOTHING while CHILDREN were being SLAUGHTERED.
If y’all know me at all, you’re well aware that my willingness to run towards gunshots to protect children is just the truth. It’s what I’d do. It’s what those parents were trying to do, even though they were handcuffed & threatened by law enforcement.
https://people.com/crime/uvalde-mom-says-she-was-handcuffed-threatened/
Even though I don’t have kids, protecting children from harm or death is hardwired into me. I thought it was part of the human condition. Sadly it’s not.
Pedro 'Pete' Arredondo and a former school police officer were charged with child endangerment by a Uvalde County grand jury.