Police Arrest Hostile Family Members After Gunman Threat at Arizona Elementary School
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2022
- After reports of a suspicious person and lockdown at Thompson Ranch Elementary School, family members of students become confrontational with first responders.
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This is what happens when people lose faith in law enforcement.
That's because they have been told all cops are bad.
True! There’s too much corruption at all levels.
Thank you Donald!!!!
And we lose faith bc either we’re victims of Uvalde or we’ve seen all those cops busy sanitizing their hands in the hallway of that shooting vs doing their jobs.
It’s all by design.
"I heard someone was walking outside with a gun, let me get my sister!"
Proceeds to stand outside the school with a gun
Right!? dude was suspicious af
That guy was ridiculous.
you are a waste of sperm and when you get in danger you call real men.
Maybe he was the dude walking outside with a gun initially...
@@stephpompom6379 My point exactly. That's a good tactic, the suspect was right in front of their face.
Why bring a firearm on school grounds? That’s plain stupidity and he has to be revoked the license to own any firearms.
bro think he’s batman or some
"You're not helping things right now". Understatement of the year.
Well the officers at the school shooting did not help, hence why parents are not waiting around any more.
@@samsneadd that didnt even happen in Az, goes to show people will dance like clowns everywhere.
@@sauron7175 great logic. i want to see your fancy dance when you find out theres a possible shooter at ur kids school.
@@sauron7175 I think most people would rather not chance their child being ripped apart by bullets as cops stand outside
@@chano6555 so what are the parents gunna do? Run in there and get ripped apart themselves, solves nothing but to build a higher body count for the bad guy
You can thank Uvalde and how law enforcement handled that debacle for this behavior.
Absolutely. Shows that people no longer trust police or any law enforcement after Uvalde.
@@AlyssaK83 people have been wearing away the trust of police for 10 years now or more .. it will only get worse as less officers sign up for a job that nobody respects .. the anti police narrative is just as much at fault as the officers failure in Uvalde
Yea, Uvalde got people ready to raid a Situation all on their own. I cant say I wouldnt have done the same for my child
Getting ready to make the same comment. The refusal of the police to go in and save the children in Uvalde has caused this reaction. From these parents perspective, the police are preventing them from saving their own children.
I don't know how much I blame the parents for not trusting the police.
You gotta thank Uvalde PD. Wiping out the trust we have in law enforcement.
@worked for the CIA when I sold rock because you are trash
Just Because one teacher molest a child does not mean all teachers do.
@worked for the CIA when I sold rock not schools for the teacher leaving the door open and not having Keys so officers could get in?
@@sydtopia the door was unlocked the entire time the cowards didn't even try smh
@@Marine-df7jc fake soldier
Yet another example of parents and guardians making situations worse.
After what happened in Texas all parents and family members are on edge its understandable but to not cooperate with police when they are trying to keep the crowd calm being that the "armed suspect" situation was under control only makes things worse.
the parents in texas thought things were "under control" while their babies were laying on the floor bleeding to death! i 100% understand these parents wanting to see their kids
I think after what happened in Uvalde, when all of those armed officers did NOTHING for over and hour, civilians don’t think they can trust them to do their job and may just have to take care of the shooter themselves. I’m not saying it’s right, I’m saying I understand why they did what they did.
They were told to do nothing. They were on a stand down order. What part of the plan don’t you see? How do you not know The whole thing was planned? A19yo with thousands of dollars worth of gear? He worked at Wendy’s. Explain that to me Was talking to fbi online for. On the before the incident. Then they conveniently killed him, so he can’t talk. Don’t believe everything you see on the fake news
If the shooter has a high-powered weapon and decent aim, those civilians will get lit up. Your average person won't be able to take down a school shooter. I know how to disarm people and am skilled in espionage, so I'd be able to handle an active shooter situation, but you can't expect out-of-shape, middle-aged parents to do the same.
Sorry, only true a$$holes believe that all police officers are incapable because of the Uvalde incident.
Well we the people have the right to do so
You can't trust them
Everyone knew the law enforcement cowardice at Uvalde would leave temporal social shockwaves across America. This is one example.
wtf
Unfortunately people aren't smart enough to know what happened there doesn't mean it will happen everywhere else smh.
@@Clarkbar79 People have seen a huge failure in law enforcement protecting their families. Go ahead, since you're so stoic, take chances with the ones you love. "whAT haPpeNed tHerE dOeSn'T mEaN it wilL haPpEn eVerYwhErE eLsE". You're delusional, and these people had the right to express concern for their family when they have seen law enforcement fail to protect them.
@@kane7923 To be fair nobody on the planet is 0% ignorant.
@@kane7923 you make sure of thst by decrying any actions they take against violent criminals
Many cops now want to rush in, but the importance of establishing a perimeter is critical; assuring that no one gets in or out until scene declared safe.
Establishing a perimeter is secondary in a active shooter situation.
Since Columbine there trained to rush in and ignore everything except the shooter. You know since the first and coincidentally last time they set up a perimeter. Instead of rushing in they were just standing around while the shooter kept killing
Rush in to the donut shop!
Ah yes, waste critical time establishing a perimeter whilst kids are being slaughtered. That’ll show ‘em!
@@lebumjames1373 well that isn’t how it works. Perimeter is never set by the first on scene
As a Texan, after Uvalde I completely understand why the parents and family acted like this. Glad the kids are safe though. At the end of the day that’s all that matters.
No, a lot more than the kids matter. You cant go to your kids school armed with guns because there was a call to 911 about a suspicious dude. Cmon now...and yall are pretending that the agressive parents were being reasonable for acting like they did?
@@Dislob Do you have children? Just knowing you'll flesh and blood child is in there will make you'll heart start racing and your mind go frantic. So, until you're in that horrible position yourself, then maybe you can start criticizing what is reasonable behavior especially after how law enforcement literally let helpless kids die in Texas and Florida.
@@tonymoreno1416 Do these people actually think theyre gonna do the police's job? Cmon, they are just emotionally unstable people that cant use logic.
@@tonymoreno1416 you'll be seeing your kids from jail for bringing a gun in a school zone cops already handled it wtf was he gonna do?
@@nikobellic3526 Where do I say he was right by bringing a gun? I'm just countering the remark that a lot more matters than the lives of the kids in these types of incidents. I stand behind my comments. If you're a relative of one of those kids, you're sure the f@ck not going to think that. But obviously that was the mind set of the 2 incidents I mentioned or am I being irrational.
As an older brother I totally understand there anxiety and frustration to protect there family, however don't let this become a thing because its obviously the wrong way to handle it. The one guy literally had a gun, he could have been the shooter trying to get cops to let him in or the cops could have mistaking him for the shooter and took him out.
It’s NOT there, it’s THEIR! So there.
@@scottystiffchicken Technically language was created to communicate and you understand what I said so the language served it’s purpose I refuse to correct XD
@@ephesiangaming2302: Proud and willfully ignorant! Nice.
@@YowzaBowzaWowza no I understood what he meant despite the grammatical errors. Anything other than that is just pointing out the plank in his eye and not seeing the one in your eye.
@@ephesiangaming2302 🤓
The first officer did well explaining and the man left quietly. Not so much the next crowd. Thing are never going to be the same after uvalde and things should be explained fully to all parents. The vice-principal should of been out there and informing the crowd that all students were safe.I have to say that 2 min response time is very good though. Glad no one was hurt.
It wasn’t just uvalde it was Florida and sandy hook and other schools that had been in the same situation as uvalde
Yeah right now cops i bet are on alert to respond fast after uvalde specially but this should show how much cops have lost the respect and trust of people.
@@xtscarfacem8255 Probably in Uvalde and the others you mentioned but I don't think people lost respect for ALL police officers. That would be insane,
Because cops only care about taking care of their own. Making sure their kids are safe. I wouldn't trust a cop to defend a school.
@@xtscarfacem8255 they responded fast in that situation as well... confronted the gunman. As soon as he started shooting, they ran away. And stood by as he executed those children.... in Florida an officer ran out the back when the shooting started.... and like the supreme court said, they do not have to protect you.... I dont blame any parent who does what they believe needs to be done in these situations......
Use this as an example of what NOT to do when you’re a concerned family member. You ‘trying’ to help actually just makes everything so much worse.
I sympathize with the families but especially once a parameter has been established you can't let people in or out until the suspect is arrested or the entire area has been cleared. The cops inside don't know who you are or where the gunman is.
They established perimeters in Texas and stood around to block parents to aid a massacre
Que fue lo que paso no se inglés ??
I’m a firearm owner, But I am also a civilian. You can’t have a bunch of civilians running into school with guns… I understand their stress especially with recent events but a bunch of T-shirt wearing parents running in with guns is asking for people to die
The crowd would be the perfect disguise for a school shooter
When police officers are cowards and culprits in the UVALDE shooting- people lose faith in government and it’s corrupt agencies.
After what the Police failed to do in the last school shooting, I don't blame these parents.
Nah. Parents can't take the chance of the whole police force being cowards, again. All they saw are police standing outside again. They could've pulled a car up, used the PA to simply tell parents were inside conducting sweeps.
Uh do you not remember uvalde? They need to run in.
It's as if parents have learned there is no legal duty to protect or something.
Yep, The SCOTUS determined that years ago.
@@brianmuldoon1635 its always been their responsibility, and not our duty. Your mentality is enabling this.
So the right thing is for civilians to bring concealed handguns to the same school where a man with a gun was just seen?
@@PronatorTendon Anarchy and guns, that´s what I gather from a lot of comments...
@@RSProduxx I know but if these people even understood anarchy they would know that it means "no person holding dominion over another"
Leave it to parents and family to absolutely blow things out of proportion.
I don't think it's blowing things out of proportion. Uvalde PD was assuring people things were ok while there was still an active shooter in the school. No unreasonable to think the government is clueless.
@@aaronsrapidreviews do you lack brain cells? Ever think how it helps the situation by telling parents that there's still an active shooter with their kids inside the school? Do you think parents are gonna stay calm and not cause a commotion and make the situation even trickier? Do you think before you talk?
Spoken like one who apparently has no one they love as much or more than themselves. Or just an a$$hat who can't see the truth written in neon lights.
That's a tough situation because I can see both perspectives and I truly don't know how I would react if I was in the same situation. Personally, I couldn't blame the guy for trying to get his sister.
These people don’t understand, if they start jumping the fence these officers won’t be able to tell who is the suspect
These people do understand law enforcement are cowards and will stand by while your kids get shot can't blame parents for trying to protect their kids.Bunch of Neanderthal hypocrites!!
Blame Texas cops who did nothing for those poor kids
@@deeznutz1098 We do blame them. But OPs comment makes total sense as well of course.
@@c.odubhlaoich2948 police investigate crime after it happens. They were never gonna pursue the shooter. 😂😂😂🤭 are you new to this planet??
Oh well huh?
2 minutes respond time.
I applaud you. Just seeing that I’m sure their protocol once they got to the school was much more solid than what happened at Uvalde. Lesson learned hard but we gotta do better. I support the officers and understand the frustration coming from the family members.
uvalde police responded in minutes as well, then waited outside the class for an hour. response time doesn't mean anything if action isn't taken.
That’s true, they didn’t look like they took too much action either, so I can understand why these parents are so mad.
where was the entry team?
@@AleySoundz responded in minutes and did nothing but arrest parents as the gun fire continued.
@@ViolentCriminalOrganization Seeing as it shows bodycam of one knocking on the door before cutting, and the principal and vp were out there - it looks like they've already been inside.
Were you not paying attention?
If my kid were in that school, I would not want fools disrupting police from doing there job.
I love the dramatic pauses before he gets tased, like watching someone fall to the ground is too much for our fragile eyes to handle.
I'm impressed that it took only two minutes for 60 officers to arrive. To me, it's a sign that authorities are improving their response and actions in these situations. That said, I totally understand why parents and siblings acted the way they did. At first, I was pretty shocked that the brother brought a gun. Then I thought about why. Uvalde was horrifically tragic, and these parents/siblings feel they need to be ready to step in if authorities don't do what they're supposed to do. I thank God that this wasn't Uvalde 2.0.
I can fire 100 rounds out of an AR15 drum mag in less than 2 minutes. 500 cops could show up and the only thing left to do would be to clean up bodies. We need to arm teachers or anyone else that has the potential of coming into contact with a active school shooter. No more waiting around for these so called people who claim to "serve and protect". Period.
bruh just cus 60 officers showed up doesn't mean they all showed up at the same time. come on now.
@@xFKNTOOLx Bruh. Maybe listen again. The reporter said that 60 officers showed up within two minutes. C'mon now. 😉
@@MamaBakerElisabethBaker I'm aware of what she said. I'm assuming shes misinformed or exaggerating. Realistically i don't believe 60 officers were at that school within 120 seconds.. even 2 per car that means there were 30 police vehicles within a couple blocks of the school at that exact moment. "😉"
@@xFKNTOOLx Good point. How 'bout we just agree to disagree. Yes?
"We have officers inside". That no longer means anything.
Right!
Exactly. The officer inside was probably getting his own kid.
Whatever you say Sgt. Stryker
Not true, one one of the cops in the Uvalde video played mobile games on their phones during the shooting, that's something right?
@@lovethieves1383 That one cop was texting his wife who was a teacher who died in the shooting. You being misinformed and using her death for your agenda is not an excuse and is disgusting
How hard is it to shut up and comply?
Sounds pretty tyrannical to me
Any law abiding gun owner knows you can't carry much less conceal a firearm on any school property! These two guys appeared to be up to no good, whipping the crowd up into hysterics after they were already told the kids were safe. I think they were trying to instiagte a situation with LE.
Nope we all know cops lie about protecting kids and we all know they will sit around and stand while they get killed so I fully support these parents and family members actions
@@asdjklalsfn you wouldn’t put your life on the line to protect strangers so stfu. You would run and hide like all the other civilians and whine about how violent things are.
'There is no need to panic - we have everything under control'. Of course you do.
They did though.
This is what the algorithm, social media, and the media wants. Distrust. clicks, views, anger.
You sound silly, this happened because of actions of people in real world. All they are doing is covering actions that happened in the real world. The only thing you're asking for right now is to be ignorant of something that really happened
Divisive tactics indeed
@@avarice4556 Lol I am far from the ignorant one.
And at night food reviews and females dancing to get you to blow your money
That's what they will get. If it was your kids you trusting the cops somehow I say never...
Praise to the PD who responded within 2 minutes!!
I completely understand both sides. I am glad police responded in two minutes ready to put that work in. We have to protect our kids.
We don't have to.
I understand too. Stupidity on the parent's side. Professionalism on the side of the cops. On the parent's side, it's just common sense that running into a school during a lockdown with a gun with intent to shoot is not a good idea. You'll be the first person shot by the police, and justifiably so. On the police side, restraint for not shooting these people when they tried to enter the school. They have no idea whether these people are who they say they are or the actual gunman. There are just too many crazy people with guns around these days.
@@jesses5463 yeah man you’re the type of people ruining America .
You a fool quadaluppaa
@@soulscanner66 lickn boots aint easy now days is it?
You can hardly blame parents for reacting this way after what happened in Ulvalde
Completely different scenario. They created chaos during a controlled situation. They made the situation far more dangerous so they can be blamed.
Doesn’t matter. That’s no excuse
being pessimistic wont help, whatever the police will/wont do, wasting their time by yelling at them isnt going to make anything better, only worse. if you care about the kids you would stfu and stay back
Not really
@@JimCar71 The parents in this case had no way of knowing that. At that early stage, that’s what the invade parents thought to.
How about YOU watch from the fence until it’s 100% clear that intervention is necessary
Americans are so full of ****
Did they ever found out who was trying to get in?
These people were determined that THIS would not be another Uvalde. I'm surprised every one of them didn't have a concealed weapon.
Thanks uvalde officers
We’ll see this more often. I can’t say I wouldn’t the same!!!
My first thoughts would be the gunman could be blending in with the mass of parents.
Unfortunately this will likely be the normal response from parent because you can no longer rely on the cops to protect you kids. The sad part is in some community the criminal are treated better then the one trying to defend them self or there families in this case.
Oh because one police response was done improperly that means you can’t rely on police anymore….. smh so if I see someone of color commit a crime can I no longer trust a person of color….. lumping groups of people together usually doesn’t help anything bud…
Unhinged parents are always storming schools...this is nothing new.
The police at the school I work at are always being called in to calm parents down for silly stuff. A kid gets in a fight? A parent will sling open the office door yelling/screaming about "their rights" only to find out thier kid wacked another one and was totally at fault. (video cameras)
A kid gets punished by a teacher....parent comes in screaming: "You can't do that! Thats my son/daughter." And on and on....
It's the parents (like the guy with the gun) that are to be feared.
I generally trust cops..I've seen them in action at schools....Ive seen them hold off irate parents that want to hit teachers, admin and students.....and I've seen them diffuse really bad entitled parent situations. If you don't think your kid is safe in school...pull him/her out and home school them.
@@Atitlan1222 what about Uvalde? would you wanna work there and then applaud the police. I’m sure not all cops are like that but how many cops responded and did nothing? More then 1 for sure
@@kennethkristiansen6958 I'm not defending the Uvalde police at all. That was a massive error. My bigger point is parents and their horrible behavior. I work in a tough inner city school and only once in my long career have I felt nervous...I wonder if any of these parents in the video ever bothered to volunteer at school, join the PTO or support the school in any other way. Highly doubtful.
It seems like many parents in America have not emotionally developed past their teen years....I mean it literally.
And yes...if I lived and Uvalde, and I needed a teaching job, I'd work there.
@@Atitlan1222 something about a tough inner city school and suburban Karen parents doesn't add up lol
Thanks Uvalde PD
I'm not leaving without my sister
Those are real cops they ran into that school in under two minutes to protect those kids that's what it supposed to be... totally understand the family wanting to run into... But the cops don't know who who make a bad situation a lot worse... it's a different story if the cops are just hanging out like the last School shooting... At that point parents got to do what They Gotta do
Eye kno, wite?
@@adamenstrom learn to spell
the ones 4 weeks ago did the same. then went on a coffee break once they got inside. bravo, they ran to the scene to do absolutely nothing.. i guess you have not seen the incident in texas or the one in florida where they got there and decided to chill since the mission is to get their and pose with guns...👏🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@adamenstrom need attention much? Think you're cute much? Get a life, grow up, get outta here with your stupidity.
@@bjvu9460 exactly.
THANKS UVALDE
I’m a dad myself so I can related to there anger . Hope all the kids including the teaches alright .
Can you relate to their stupidity? Would you just show up emotional and waste everyone’s time demanding to be in charge and allowed to do whatever you want?
@@godwins2027 I see you like putting faith into things.
@@godwins2027 do you got kids . I do if some thing ever happen like this at my kids elementary school . I probably do the same thing they doing . And that just be honest with you .
And I’m not there to judge I’m there for one thing and only one thing only my kids . .
You can think five years worth of lawlessness and the Uvalde police Department for this behavior. People do not trust the authorities any longer to protect them.
“You’re not helping things right now”. Exactly right.
Both men deserve the charges they received.
I disagree they were worried about their family member. Fight or flight, they don’t trust the police and after recent events here in the US it’s understandable to not trust the police to protect your loved 1s. They should not file charges these men were just protecting their families no need to destroy their lives while they were trying to PROTECT their families. Drop charges and make them do community service
Anger management for one stern talking to at the most.
How dare they demand to see their kids.
Let the institution keep them separated and arrest the angry concerned parents. That makes sense.
OK, you're existence has been verified. Move along.....
@@DrummerJacob that’s a pretty ignorant response. One of those parents could have very well been the creep with the gun. The cops don’t know that. They can’t just let all those people run amuck while they’re trying to secure the situation and determine what’s going on.
How can you blame you
I totally understand why this happens when you lose all hope and faith in law-enforcement. Specially when it comes to your kids you are your children’s last line of defense. As we have seen in the not so distant past you cannot depend on the police department to make the correct decisions or do what they’re supposed to do or trying to do or paid to do all of the time.
police lock down schools a lot of times due to a lot of reasons around it. you will never hear how many stops and raids they do that didn’t happen you will only hear when something does happen
I have more faith in the police than the two schmucks running around like they’re navy seals! 🤡
Step up then and become a police officer
@@mM-ff5ps I'm not a hater at all but that was an unbelievable fail. All that training all those agencies just to stand around for an hour or more.
When they vote to defund their police and dont support them at all yet expect miracles
Having a bunch of parents running in with guns looking for a shooter is asking for a bloodbath of friendly fire of parents and kids people really don’t think that deep anymore nowadays and it’s sad
Or the school shooter slipping in the crowd
But a teacher with a concealed gun would be much safer than ONLY a shooter with a gun when he starts his ambush
Think that deeply*
Deep is an adjective and cannot modify think, a verb. Your UA-cam username suggests complacency and insouciance.
@@MarkyMark2177 What a wonderful America we now live in... the Librarian has a book with a cutout inside to conceal her weapon of choice so when a right-wing nut comes in with an AR-15 she'll save the day. Beautiful.
I think people think it is easy to identify a bad guy with a gun? Sometimes it is, but lots of times it isn’t. It’s not the movies.
Interesting that the two provocateurs were clearly people who have had a lot of run ins with the police.
Oh, Arizona. When will you ever get it right?
As an outsider it's sad that I know someone who lives in Georgia who won't take her kids inside with her to Target, Wal-Mart, the mall, etc. because she doesn't want to risk an active shooter situation with her 3 kids. America needs a mirror
😂😂😂
Trust in law enforcement is at an all time low. Smh.
I trust law enforcement. Castenada needed to stay in his lane. He was getting overly aggressive and now he'll get a firearm charge too and possibly deported all because he had no respect for the good guys in blue.
Has nothing to do with trust, what do they think they will solve by getting involved and just rushing around through a school on LOCKDOWN might I add? They don't care for the safety of whoever is inside they just wanna be in control of the situation.
@@lewismackay9533 I mean why wouldn't they want to be in control after how the cops handled the Uvalde shooting???
You can thank the media for that.
How??? There has been so many school shootings, no parents wanna take their kids to school anymore. How do you expect them to trust them if there has been plenty of murders in schools??? Trust me I even believe if those parents who have lost their kids in school shootings would approach it this way if they had a second chance.
Understandable but in those situations people trying to jump the fence could make you look like the potential shooter. Poor decision on his part due to circumstances
Someone trying to save their child couldn't care less.
I think the issue is that they are not thinking rationally after what happened at Uvalde. They do not trust that the truth is being told about their family members safety.
@@dangerous8333 problem was during that time and moment they havnt captured/identified the shooter. So protocol is to weary on ppl action and what they say is true or false until full confirmation on the status of the shooter.
Let these idiots get shot. America would be better off without arrogant young thuggish parents
@@dangerous8333 but the cops are there to make sure that every student is safe, they aren't gonna let a random person jump the fence to get into the school
I fully understand the concern.
why people have to be so irrational
You can’t blame people for not trusting the police anymore. Uvalde exposed that the don’t actually have a duty to protect as we once assumed
Can't blame them. If I hear that a man with a gun was at my child's school, I'm dropping everything to get there. After Uvalde, they can't expect parents to just stand by and hope things go well.
And what are you going to do once you get there?
I fully understand going there.
But unless you arrive before the Police, there really isn't much you can do but wait for the Police to resolve the matter.
Even if you arrive before the Police and go in, either armed or unarmed, you are putting yourself at risk of getting shot or caught in the crossfire.
You could also draw Police attention away from the real perpetrator and it could easily be confused that you are the, or one of the perpetrators, possibly causing more loss of life or injuries because of your interference and distraction to the Police.
Now, if there are only one or two cops on scene and you are armed and volunteer to go in with them, then they should let you team up with them and move in to neutralize the shooter, or at least pin him down until the cavalry arrives.
Look up the Texas clock bell tower sniper shooting in Austin, Texas in 1966.
University of Texas students with rifles shot at former U.S. Marine Charles Whitman from their dorm rooms, distracting him and pinning him down somewhat.
A civilian with military experience volunteered to go up into the tower with several Police Officers.
They were able to stop and kill Whitman, who was later, after sutopsy, found to have a tumor pressing on his brain.
Amen well said
That’s easy to say if you don’t have kids…..
Good Job LE!
I'm just glad no one was hurt
This happened in Tucson AZ last week as well at an elementary school. Now it's a question as to weather someone will help them
Completely understand why the parents took action following what happened in Uldave but that issue is only solved by making sure such a police response will never happen again. If a bunch of civilians run into the school with guns it would prevent an adequate police response and could result in friendly fire or the police shooting the wrong person.
lol @ "adequate police response"
haha
Ummm I definitely don’t think any of the reasons are why. Half the time , the shooter has someone badly injured and will threaten to kill them jf they get closer. What do you think would happen if a bunch of angry parents charged someone with a ar-15? Oh he’s going to surrender right ? Ummmm he’s either going to finish what he started or just start dropping bodies
Uvalde police caused this. Think cops aren't important? THIS is a TASTE of what happens when the rule of law breaks down in a society.
@Cy Jackson UVALDE
@@randalthor6872 become a cop and help brother. We need more law enforcement. Don’t just keyboard jerk off on a YT comment section, join the academy and be that adequate police response you wish to see.
Ya ... Not stopping me ...
Weapons violations... What does that even mean
Can't say I blame them. They probably saw what happened in Uvalde, and didn't want the same to happen to their kids. 🤷♀️
People lost the thrust on police in this type of situations.Very sad.
Wrong. Police EARNED the realization that they are useless in life threatening situations.
This is not the time for thrusting on the police alright. God dayum get it together
@@wenethmoon6587 idk man there are some cute ones
@@wenethmoon6587 This is the time to start losing faith in Federal Government
T H R U S T
As a mother this gives me so much anxiety… Sending my seven-year-old to school should not give me anxiety god pray for all😟
Why? Because freedom!
Gun nuts claim they have the freedom to be armed. This makes it easy for violent people to get guns
There is an element of irrational fearmongering by media for clicks. School shootings, like shark attacks, while tragic, are exceedingly rare.
@@amkelle2 in the USA, shootings are not rare compared to other nations
@@ProtectChildrenNotGuns What’s your point?
@@amkelle2 Americans have a logical fear of shootings every time they go anywhere and drop their children off. Guns are easy to get. They're unregulated. And a violent person can kill multiple people at once
Way to make a bad situation worse parents.
Acting like a 2 year old instead of an adult in a situation like this usually don't work out good for you.
This is how situations like this begins..
there’s always that one guy or girl who’s yelling then 1 or 2 jumps in and starts yelling then another 2 or 3 jumps in now there’s a whole crowd of individuals that are ready to fight but don’t know who to fight because that one guy who started it already walked about away throwing the whole situation off and now everything in life in pointless..
The mob mentality...
So true. And In any situation given enough people there always be enough irate, ignorant reactionary people to escalate something that was manageable to something dangerous and violent. Meanwhile most parents were probably waiting patiently letting school officials and police conduct their lock down.
@@petecampa 👮🏿♂️
Yup
Wonderful examples for their children.
If your firearm falls from your waist when someone pushes you to the ground, you definitely need to rethink how to carry your firearm lol
Shout out to those officers responding within minutes. Nothing or no one would stop me from going to get my daughters!
why would you do that? even if you got in you would immediately be arrested as a suspect. the police dont know who the gunman is and having them waste time on YOU instead of searching for the GUNMAN is worse for everyone
@@winterfell9990 They aren't going to stop. They confirm if it is the gunman or not. Until they have confirmation, they shouldn't be stopping. Otherwise, they continue to sweep the school and clear all of the rooms.
@@SparkableGlow so how are they going to confirm if it's the gunman without stopping? Telling them you're a parent and not the gunman is going to fall on deaf ears because a gunman wouldn't be honest...
Also let's say that 5 different parents all had the same idea to go inside to protect their kids. As soon as they see another parent with a gun they are all going to shoot at eachother, I don't think I need to explain to you why letting armed emotional parents inside an active shooter situation is a terrible idea
@@winterfell9990 There are multiple officers. You don't need a whole squad to take a detained person and confirm if they are the gunman. Maybe two at most.
I never said to run in there with a gun. Plus, there are multiple teachers, aka ADULTS, in the school so an additional ADULT in the school wouldn't make a difference. They would all be treated the same and cleared.
You are also making up a situation in your mind. And, not a very accurate one. You are assuming a trigger happy person running into another trigger happy person. There would be communication and commands being called out. However, it would get confusing. As I said, I never said to run in there with a gun.
The commenter said nothing would stop him from getting it, which is probably true. You said they'd waste time on him. He never said he would run in there with a gun. He'd be treated no different than all the other ADULTS, aka teachers, that are in the facility.
They should have a tagging system. Where they can give them a colored band or something to wear to show that they have been cleared and allowed in if that were to be a system.
Also, typically, at a school the teachers have seen the parents before, and the kids of the parent would tell the teacher, "THAT IS MY DAD!" or "THAT IS MY MOM!". If they were able to get to their child.
the family members acted poorly and made the situation worse.
Let’s all gather in an active crime scene, good luck finding the armed man. All these people give him a perfect cover to get away.
Finally, a decent reply
It's Arizona you look at a crowd of 100 people and 40 of them own guns and 18 of those have a ccw.
They found him….. he had a gun at the school
That whole”everybody has a gun” thing is working just great! lmao
Police responded extremely well
This is pure fear response from parents and honestly for good reason. School shootings are the absolute worst nightmare for all parents right now. After the Uvalde shooting this is the response parents are now going to have. Unfortunately parents feel they can't rely on police to protect the children and as parents we are willing to do anything and everything to keep our kids safe.
This is why i home schooled my kids right wingers have made sure anyone with a pulse can get a gun so they are safer at home and they will get a better education because right wingers have defunded the education system to where it is a complete joke.
@Ashley Exactly. And the courts have ruled the police are NOT obligated to save or pretect anyone's life. Just like at Uvalde, they can stand around and do nothing.
@@tinasan3870 BS, police risk their lives every day.
@@jamessephar9458 SOME do. Others are cowards like at Uvalde...
@@tinasan3870 I wouldn't call anyone a coward, and you shouldn't either.
Reports came in someone with a gun was trying to get in the cafeteria door and the first person the cops encountered had a concealed firearm in his waistband
We have more guns than citizens, and have the right to carry them almost anywhere. Why do folks (including the police) freak out and lose their minds when they see a gun?
@@r3beatty it's a gun free zone thanks to legislation passed by then Senator Joe Biden
@@fentonb9520 Which is why i said ALMOST everywhere.
Utter CHAOS!
Yeah please always record for your record people
Personally: I wouldn’t have my kids in any public schools; and I wouldn’t depend on big DADDY government to protect those I care about.
finally someone gets it.
I hear you on that one! 💯
Agreed 100%
bUt i HaVe tO WorK sO tHatS nOt aN oPtiOn
My kids are definitely going to private school
I completely understand, the kids and all, but act like an adult.
Exactly
He's not an adult; he's a man child, just like 99% of grown men who wear sports attire.
What would you do if at that same moment, you heard pop-pop-pop and your kid was dead? I guess you could look back on the whole situation and be like, “Well, my kid’s dead. But at least I acted like an adult.”
@@Zenigundam hey now. I take that personally lol
Yeah the fake tough guy acts are not necessary, everyone was nervous. You are not special just because you are more vocal about it
So, where is the person who tried to get into the school?
And they wonder why the cops can’t do there job dealing with these people…..SMFH
That’s all they need is hundreds of parents running around yelling for their little booger eaters while the police are trying to find a gunman.
Shut up, if you were in that situation you would've felt their fear
I understand the panic of the parents. Police and communities need to work together on what to do and how to respond in a way that does not hinder law enforcement.
The fear is that law enforcement hinder law enforcement so parents must get involved
Sure parents of Texas school massacre thought the exact same thing. Trusting a cop? NOPE. PROTECT AND SERVE OWN. TRUST NO ONE EVER
Here's what the "community" needs to do; Stay home. They are not-in anyway, trained to be at or needed at a crime scene
@@tripac3392 That's ridiculous
@@tripac3392 what
I understand wanting to protect your kids and siblings but to argue with police and try to cause a scene while your packing is not a very good idea.
Crazy I never remember anything like that in grade school.....pta probably has taken a bad turn that they practice some sort of bs
Props to all the officers for making it there in 2 minutes.
@ཧᜰ꙰ꦿ S҉и∆к if it was an actual shooting would you want them to do what happened at Uvalde?
@ཧᜰ꙰ꦿ S҉и∆к See even when they do their jobs and quite literally save people you still can’t bring yourself to commend them.
They had to deal with the effects of another department, Uvalde too
Thanks Uvalde you created this doubt in police. The police needed to set up.a central person for these concerned family members total to. This chaos was unnecessary. The gunman hadn't even breached the school.
Police created doubt since all of time... maybe never affected you but now it has hit home...
Why would he be in the mix like that knowing he has a gun 🤦🏾♂️
That 2 minute response time though
“It’s all under control there is no threat”
Parents: Yeah right, prove it.
ignorant parents
The proof would be when all of the kids come out safe to their parents.
@@Thunderbyrd. No. They don't need to bend to the will of those family memebers. Especially when they're acting all crazy like that.
@@nineteen96 crazy? No cop, or school should be allowed to stop a parent from going in a getting their kid. Period.
@@design2survive why should they have clean up another dead body if there is truly an active shooter? Letting parents go in would cause uttter chaos they would just be more targets to shoot at for the killer and more confusion for the police. Think logically
First thing I’m thinking is how can officers identify the threat with so many people showing up? People need to help without getting in the way. Reminds me of my days in the ER when family members wouldn’t let us save their relatives lives.
Yeah, when you have to deal with an unruly crowd and a possible shooting you're spreading the officers thin. Most dept.s also have shortages of personnel due to "defund the Police" movements.
That guy had a gun. He was one of the threats 🤷🏻♂️
He’s inside not anyone outside
@@briang808 you do understand the majority of mass shooters will throw there gun or hide it to blend in.
but but but..... what if police do nothing.... ???
No trust in law enforcement or faith.
The people have lost faith in law enforcement so sad 😞
@Suenos Dreams Because they literally saved everyone in this very video as they were dealing with the parents and families as well.
Thats true very2 sadly by mona noorchaalida
Considering Uvalde, these parents are reasonable.
No kidding, no more trust for police in our country 🤧
NO they are not. They were all told nobody entered the school and the kids were safe. By their stupidity and distractions they could have gotten those kids shot when they left the school because the person with the gun was still out there.
@@DarkPassenger When police officers are cowards and culprits in the UVALDE shooting- people lose faith in government and it’s corrupt agencies.
Nice try but dig deeper
How is it related? The schools are in different states with different police. These cops work at both places or something? If anything police have learned from Uvalde, and these ones here responded promptly and professionally to this situation.
Its understandable the fear you will never see a family member again after what has happen over, over again
Uvalde, that cowardice will echo for decades.
After the events in Uvalde, I understand these parents/family members concerns, but it’s more dangerous to let them in the school. Police and schools have strict procedures to follow, and these parents/family members were not helping. What matters is the students getting out safely.
UVALDE WAS A FALSE FLAG, THE LATINO PARENTS WERE ACTORS WHO FAKE DIED, left town with huge shekels in their bank accounts. SANDY HOOK is fake, jews using their own kids photos, those kids are alive today. WAKE UP.
As we know those procedures go out the window when there’s real danger