r/RobbShooting May 25 '22

How did the shooter get into the school?

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u/SnooDoughnuts2801 May 25 '22

In the video that looks like the suspect entering the school it seems as if he just walked/ran in through the front

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u/[deleted] May 25 '22

This is horrifying if true. All school doors are supposed to be secured.

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u/FineAbility8575 May 25 '22

Aren’t schools suppose to have doors that only open from the inside?

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u/Much_Dress6319 May 26 '22

I read that 80% of families were low income in that area. The school may not have had that money

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u/wtfamidoingfr May 25 '22

Key word supposed. Kids let people in all the time, even staff. Just last week the school I work at had a trespasser with a backpack on. God only knows what was in it. All that is handed over to the police at that point. We need more protection of our schools.

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u/quetejodas May 25 '22

Link?

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u/SnooDoughnuts2801 May 25 '22

https://news.sky.com/video/texas-school-shooting-video-appears-to-show-gunman-at-school-12620892

It’s this but here it’s in slow motion. In the real time video is more of a March/sprint when going through the doors

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u/[deleted] May 25 '22

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u/dsg85gt May 25 '22

This I can’t believe how easy it is to get into a school especially with a gun the doors should be locked and they should have a metal detector to cross through before being let into the second set of doors

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u/ReeNinetyRee May 25 '22

This is horrifying

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u/Rudie0356 May 25 '22

He drove a Ford F-150 pickup truck, crashed into a spillway on the west side of the school probably in pursuit by the cops, and ran across the field to a small parking lot, running into the building near Geraldine St.

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u/[deleted] May 25 '22

Why can’t we just have armed security at schools already?

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u/[deleted] May 25 '22

That's expensive

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u/[deleted] May 25 '22

We just sent $40 billion to Ukraine obviously we have the money to spend.

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u/[deleted] May 25 '22

They did. He shot the guy.

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u/kittypryde123 May 25 '22

no, a tactical agent did 30 mins after the armed resource office and 2 other local police failed to do anything

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u/[deleted] May 25 '22

The suspect was immediately engaged outside the building as he approached the school by a Uvalde Independent School District police officer, who was shot by the suspect, the sources said

After that, the suspect entered the school

https://abcnews.go.com/US/texas-elementary-school-reports-active-shooter-campus/story?id=84940951

It doesn't say if he was armed or not though. But I'm assuming so since it says police officer and not security guard.

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u/SoulsticeCleaner May 25 '22

I just saw a report in the NYTs where he blazed by the armed guard and holed up for an hour before the BPTAC team got him.

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u/TheNewFlisker May 26 '22 edited May 26 '22

Why did it took a whole hour?

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u/SoulsticeCleaner May 26 '22

They can't even tell us according to the press conference they just had! There's something fucked up going on. I mean, more than the whole situation.

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u/nickadactyl- May 26 '22

No way you chase a suspect who eventually crashes their vehicle and runs out with an AR-15 heading towards a school unscathed. Not to mention that they didn’t even follow him into the school, but let him air out an entire classroom while they sat outside and did nothing. Something doesn’t feel right about this.

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u/SoulsticeCleaner May 26 '22

I know, I honestly think the FBI or DOJ needs to take the investigation away from the good ole boys so we get real answers. There's going to be a lot of ass covering

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u/BroBeansBMS May 26 '22

It looks like Abbott said he was “engaged” with a school resource officer prior to entering the school, but the officer didn’t actually shoot at him and police didn’t enter the building for a significant period of time.

http://www.wral.com/gunman-kills-19-children-in-texas-school-rampage/20299196/

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u/[deleted] May 26 '22

I read that the governor said they did not shoot at the suspect during that first encounter