Family members react to arrest of Uvalde police chief Pete Arredondo 

99.9of the cops u jus mentioned❤

That is why I never been a police 👮🏻

"Brave" is not the appropriate term. To be brave is to be fearless. It's okay to have fear. Fear is a natural instinct that every person feels. To overcome that fear in order to do the right thing is called courage. Being courageous is more honorable than being brave.

​@@odesangelAnyone who doesn't feel fear in a situation like this is a psychopath. Bravery is looking fear in the face and overcoming it. These cops couldn't do that.

@@skinnyb8230 Not necessarily. In the military you drill these things over and over and over. Your whole squad can't be trembling in their boots when it's time to kick doors in. Doesn't mean you're a psycho. Most pigs are just bullies playing dressup.

All of them should be charged

That's not true. He did much more than stand there while gunshots continued to ring out. He ordered his officers to not go in to save those kids. They had an 8 hour training session on an active shooter 2 months before the school shooting. ‘First responders unwilling to place the lives of the innocent above their own safety should consider another career field,’ the training stated.

​@@irocksup123Charged with what? Cowardice isn't a crime.

Yeah, I never understand that the MOST SENIOR police officer ---- acting chief or chief --- of the city/town arrived on the scene and just paced back and forth.... With two dozen of officers under his command, with a dozen or so inside the school's hallway, one direct behind the other... a few meters away from an active shooter .... and they, including the chief/acting chief, said they're either waiting for the Texas Rangers or some other higher up officials to come or to direct them what to do next.... Why? BECAUSE, per the chief on the scene, he had to consider HIS OFFICERS LIVES! Apparently the lives of hundreds of students INSIDE the school, including two dozen or so students whose classroom the murderer had gone into, mattered less than his officers' lives... This guy and his officers waited and talked and twirled with their thumbs for around 70 freaking minutes, as the shoot continued to shoot children and teachers. THAT is just too bizarre. In the moment of chaos and shooting, 3-5 minutes going by & no one was directing a cohesive until, say, THE CHIEF (acting chief) had arrived.... Okay, somewhat UNDERSTANDABLE. But 70 minutes go by .... And two dozen or so ARMED TO THE TEETH police officers ---- PLUS THE CHIEF HIMSELF ---- outside the school, at the school entrance, and in the hallway of a school, with young students, teachers, and administrators, with EVERYONE FROM THE SCHOOL PLEADING FOR HELP... and the police chief & officers were all saying: We can't approach the shooter, because we don't have a police shield and we are waiting for those shields and for the Texas Rangers? Why does the city of Uvalde pay you guys, then? If officers safety was the first priority, as the chief said.... then why bother answering 911 calls at all, since THAT would entail you to drive TOWARD DANGER. If police officers safety is #1, then once they arrive in the morning for work, they should just turn off their answer machines, hang up their guns, put their feet up on tables, and order Pizza deliveries... because THOSE ACTS would protect your officers 100%, even as thieves, rapists, and murderers rampage through your town or city....

And afterward proclaimed himself and all his men to be heroes.

I believe i read that there were 92 1st responders there that failed all those children, all cowards and should be charged with child neglect in my opinion.

I have often thought if things were done differently if it was white children ‘s school and community. Let this not happen again. Let this crime not go unpunished or happen again! Just so you know I am white, born in America and I am outraged about this mass killing!

@@shanghunter7697It’s not their kids. They can only be charged with child neglect if they are their actual parents or caregivers

​@@shanghunter7697unpopular opinion, but as a first responder myself (volunteer EMS,, not paid) we are trained to follow a chain of command, and breaking that to go "rogue" generally creates even more chaos and does more damage than good. I honestly can't say what I'd have done, bc until you're actually in that situation you just don't know. However, I can understand on an intellectual level WHY so many people didn't do anything. The ultimate responsibility falls on the incident commander, bc it was HIS/HER failure to act appropriately that hampered everyone else.

@@Boatcrewproduct Right on capt. I def. meant to say neglect and not abuse. The whole situation made me sick. Very best wishes to you and yours and stay safe out there.

That's a woman I wouldn't mess with lol.

And her reward was to be harassed by them after the fact.

Damn right My mom would have done the same.

She should be the chief!

The Police stalked and harassed her after that too.

the supreme court has ruled multiple times, cops have no legal duty to protect anyone

With what crime? It's a serious question. Cowardice, poor leadership, indecisiveness, and risk-aversion are not crimes. His rock-solid defense is that he was preventing more casualties. I get it. Everyone wants their measure of blood, but the only actual crimes committed were committed by the shooter.

​@@btdtalso apparently you don't remember this incident very well. That police chief prevented parents or any other concerned citizens to enter the school to engage the shooter. Between That and taking no other action on his own is criminal.

@desertodavid Actually, it's not. First, the police have no legal obligation to protect anyone from anything. Second, from a legal standpoint, he has a rock-solid defense by claiming that he was trying to prevent further casualties. Yes, he was and is a coward, indecisive, risk-averse, and a poor leader, but none of those are crimes.

@@btdtalso lol always somebody protecting the criminals. Definition of a weak society.

You do know that firefighters won't enter a building if they deem it to be too dangerous, right?

Silly analogy

​@@btdtalso- but firefighters will at least get together and devise a plan to fight the fire. They are strategic and will figure something out. These guys spent way too much time talking about how they are too afraid

@@ecclairmayo4153 That's not always the case, nor is their plan always sound. A good example of this happened in North Charleston SC a few years back. Several firefighters entered an unoccupied furniture store to extinguish a fire. Nine of them died when they entered the fully-envolved building and the steel-truss roof collapsed on them and entrapped them. They made a plan, but it killed them.

@@btdtalsowe don’t enter building that are unoccupied you risk a lot too save a lot meaning if people are inside the buildings you best believe firefighters are going in to get you out

Omg what???

She was also stalked and harassed some time after by the Uvalde Police Department for putting them to shame

@@theephantommenace- It’s past their jail time too!

@@theephantommenace That's horrible! She only did what any parent with a brain and heart would have done .

he gun men shot two victims when she approached. she should have been kept longer.

Many argue that it was even worse than that. In a way, he didn't have to go in himself. He just had to tell his police force to go in but he prevented that.

Officer Derek Chauvin is behind bars for the death of George Floyd

This man seemed to be in it for the flashy uniform with all the stars on his shoulders. Just like a Russian general.

Imagine being a keyboard warrior, talking about someone's else's cowardice, but being scared to be a policeman himself

@@donaldduck2986 First of all I’m too smart and have too much ambition to become a cop. However let’s say what you are saying is true, that would mean that myself and the entire Uvalde police department are too scared to be police officers, the difference is they went out playing dress up every day and collected a paycheck for being cowards, I did not. I get it though you’re one of those coward cops that shoots unarmed old ladies at traffic stops because you feared for your life.

Because they were ordered to stand down because the jerks said it was a hostage scenario and not a rampage shppter

They are programmed to save their lives and their own families. Police and military are paid mercenaries and not the automatic heroes they're made out to be.

@jason200912 But they could hear the gunshots and screaming children. Yeah, I'm not buying the hostage scenario. They knew what was going on.

@@moreforme74 easy to say in hindsight. But devils advocate perspective is that lt. Pargas horribly incorrectly assumed that because 9 or so kids were still calling 911, that they were hostages and found it odd that that many kids could be trapped with a killer and not be found by the killer. He also very very incorrectly assumed that the shooting was into the ceiling as a hostage scare. All of which that in hindsight, we know is the wrong conclusion to be made.

Some of the officers were parents of kids and they were scared to go in

@@Momjeansandshame people just enjoy picking up a check n retire nothing more to it. Just how some humans are programed

@@Momjeansandshame Oh No They Didn’t!!! ( Rhetorical)

@@glennclarke9442 I heard that Oh No They Didn’t!!! deep in both of our souls. 😉

Prison uniform

92 1st responders ARE cowards and ALL should be charged for their crimes against children....j.m.o.

all of them cops involved are cowards and should be charged...

Texans.

@@btdtalso dereliction of duty possibly or failing to intervene that resulted in death

I think any civilian with a weapon would have gone in to save those kids. These cops on scene are true cowards!!

@@buddylove6718 They more afraid of backlash more than anything. This was in the after BLM riots

Agreed! 😑😡

Skel. Research Dan O'Shea and Columbine. It's a harrowing scary sad and ultimately a sickening story of what happened to a cop who ran TO the sounds if tge guns at a school shoiting to save the children.

Not only that, they were arresting parents for trying to save their kids

where?? no officer saw the killer entering....

Yeah they did ​@@mr.george5370

​@@mr.george5370when he entered he was in site of an officer outside that the gunman didn't see hidden away. He could have easily put him down before any kids died since the guy was armed, and in an open area with nobody at risk of crossfire. The guy called it in asking to engage but didn't get the go ahead so didn't fire. The idiot already knew the murderer shot at people and was heading for children in school but did nothing and seemingly gets forgotten when nobody besides the gunman should have died. About 15 other people should also be charged.

@@gardennovice7896 "If you can't stand the heat..." Why were they even allowed in the kitchen?

@@gardennovice7896 Again, if you are the type of person who can not deal with the high stress that you know comes with this job than why are you doing it? Power trip? Gun fetish? Why? Thats what they all should be asking themselves.

@@gardennovice7896 So what? What does this have to do with this?

​​​​@@gardennovice7896Well, the Uvalde police, the ones who tout "Protect and Serve," collectively failed to overcome any fear and the outcome is 19 small children and teachers are gone. They're cowards and only took the job to bully people, not protect anyone and deserve to be absolutely vilified by society bc I'm pretty sure they're not gonna face legal repercussions

@gardennovice7896 No, we aren't cops because we understand what the job is supposed to be. Cops push a lot of power and violence on a society so the expectations on them are rightfully higher. Can't cut it? Don't be a cop.

Welcome to club bud 😂😂😂😂

And now you understand the role of police in a tyrannical state.

Amen!

ALL 92 first responders that were there SHOULD be charged with CRIMES !! 92 COWARDS !!!

She should be in prison.

@@dustymcdust825 Amen!

You should be charged also since you didn’t do anything either..

You never been around the block. Not everyone is a hero 😂😂😂 most are there for a check and benefits thats what happen 😂😂😂 like any other job bud

@@zer0coolninja887 firemen are heroes cops...not so much

⁠@@jonsnow2555plenty of arsonists are firemen so idk about that, roughly 100 firefighters are convicted of arson each year😅

You think these cops are different from the lot???

​@zer0coolninja887 They swear an oath to protect and serve bud. If you don't have the balls to put yourself in harms way to protect innocent lives, you shouldn't become a cop bud. Not all cops are cowards, but these ones are bud.

No bail period. And general population.

Debatable. If they did their job, they'd have no need to dissuade anyone from entering the school.

@@arcguardian Of course!

Yep.... they literally handcuffed parents and pushed them to the ground for trying to enter the school to safe kids....

@@arcguardianno ish Sherlock

It's worse than that. I remember that day. Watched it closely. They had all those officers standing outside , said they were waiting for Body shields. They were keeping parents outside while in the back of the school Police Officers were pulling their own kids out of windows.

😂😂😂😂😂

@@zer0coolninja887 Spam more crying laughing emojis if you want to consent accident your parents.

@@cqmorrell now there are less humans and 1 about to do minimum charges

@@cqmorrell lets make it that my parents do get consent like you said lets start it

@@cqmorrell whats next bed 😛🤣🤣🤣

For long sentences and in general population.

@@TehBlue1 they will do the very least amount of time and be charged with the very minimum for being their first charge and having the police defence attorney on their side 🤣🤣🤣 yall have no clue how easy they are getting off on

@@paulw176 how many times have you been shot at with military grade rifles there Paul?

@@paulw176 you're agent 86 huh? So I'm sure you eat bullets for breakfast

@@djaa7 22 Combat Missions in Desert Storm. Fly Navy.

@@paulw176 Mike drop...

@@paulw176 fixed wing (fighter or bomber) or are you helo crew? That was a short 2 week campaign. Let me educate myself on what kind of danger you faced. Ok, several of our planes were shot down there. I guess it counts depending on your personal experience. But let me ask you this, would you compare taking fire in a vehicle usually moving at least a hundred miles per hour the same as getting fired upon on the ground? And should we in the military, expect regular cops (not swat), to run towards rifle fire? I mean, If it was an infantry Marine, I'd see your point about cowardice. But regular street beat cops?

I never heard that

@@101Navyseals Well, now you have. There were parents who were tackled and cuffed for trying to go in to do the job themselves.

My God

I heard over 300 LEOs waited almost an hour.

That poor woman is a hero. I remember her,the cops threatened her with arrest. Some parents were handcuffed if I recall correctly. The most blatant disgrace of the police culture.

So if her kids weren't in there she wouldn't help...

@@RashaKahn They weren't in there and she didn't help.

She was fired a year ago, RU-vid has a video about it

This incident gets worse every time I hear something about it. What the hell was wrong with their police?

@Dianira22 fired and has a new job with a different police force. She needs to be charged with crimes

Those officers life as they know it , it over ! 😮

Nation. They are an embarrassment to the nation.

I think us police in general are an embarrassment

@@JulianMChung there maybe but he does have the personality to just clock in get a check n retire

That’s not true. Some of them actually arrested parents who tried to go into the skool.

@@edaboodie6346 that is true.

Those same cops went about harassing the families of victims afterwards as well.

Out of the first 7 the man in the white shirt was genuinely trying to Storm the class room. He didn't have enough support from the other officers amd was injured. There were several officers begging to be allowed to go in and were told to stand down. They are the exception. The rest indeed shpuld be held accountable.

Two patsies (person "at the scene") charged . The parents and viewers get injustice rubbed in their faces. Purely social re engineering Strat o Tension Glad Ee ooo stylish violence Like cold war Europe did to anything bringinh effective public service to tax payers at expense of cons piracy privateers. THEY hate any competition or anything that taints their brand of reputation. Heck on Earth in a land of milk and honey. A fool and his honey shall soon part unless part of the top 1% cut takers and anyone running for top offices of gov bz media:- maybe not bZ. THE HORROR! The horror! Errand boys...

the supreme court has ruled multiple times, cops have no legal duty to protect anyone

Let’s just call it was it really was: criminal response

"Assisted the mass murderer by blocking police response" is more like it.

Criminal negligence

Mike Glover has two really good videos about the Uvalve response. Everyone should watch those.

I KNOW and the messed up thing is he literally has shown no regret or remorse!

That's what surprises me the most, I don't know how they live with them selves!

With that guilt, I wouldn't last till the weekend before checking myself out forever.

All of them are cowards

Stop quit being a social warrior Justice. That's why you are who you are and what you do quit pretending

Yes it is!!!

Truth is he prolly only had to put up 1000. It's usually 10% of the bond that you have to post to either a bondsman or (in illinois at least and maybe other states by now as well) you just pay the 10% right to the jail.

Drug dealers also get paid more than cops. A lot more.

​@@Chris-fn4dfcops get paid a lot for highly unskilled labor. That doesn't require much knowledge or training. They all have Cadillac health insurance plans.

Relax. Bail is determined on recidivism and other factors. The community isn’t going to be at risk because these cowards made bail.

Look up "the coward from Broward County."

The police department even went as far as harassing these families over the internet

He wont he chose life over death hes gonna be out in 5 or less n hes being sent to a law enforcement friendly locations 😂😂😂😂

Trump Promises To Give Police 'Immunity From Prosecution' The pledge, while mostly legally illiterate, offers a reminder of the former president's outlook on government accountability.

@@antoniomartinez6722 lol, you can always spot the TDS sufferers when they bring up more leftoid lies about Trump into a story that has nothing to do with Trump

@@goatitisful Why? He can't control what a psychopath does! He didn't tell him to shoot up the class room.

​@gerardocontreras3336 he was given the job of directing officers to move in and eliminate active shooters immediately. This is universal police protocol since columbine. He didn't. More children definitely died as a result. Cops jobs are to take the bullets for kids. That's why they get all the social perks, respect, and almost unlimited power. When you fail to do your duty in such cases, there must be consequences. Lives depend on it.

I hope this is a rhetorical question? You realize we don't have Epsteins clients charged with anything. The system is BROKEN!!!

He can go back across the border

Due process under the 5th and 14th Amendments.

Isn't that the last name of the phony white hat hero at the Boston Big Show , Marathon?

Bail is based on flight risk and likelihood of not showing up to court.

And to little done

I'm all for due process, but I do not advocate for allowing a huge period of time to go by so that the political "hype" can calm down. When something like this happens, something so universally reviled, justice should move swiftly.

​@user-zo9ld9jo2q - They have been disappointing and jerking around these parents and this town like for 2 years now. Everytime they try to bring a lawsuit against somebody or open an investigation. ...they always lose against the authorities. It's been nothing but egregious how hard it's been for these people who have already lost everything get to hold someone accountable. It's heartbreaking everytine someone puts put an update. This is the first update that has a good outcome. Before now, it's been nothing but disappointment

​@@spicywater123- exactly. Due process involves a speedy trial

@@ecclairmayo4153 I'm not ready to completely throw out American justice, but one really cannot avoid thinking that the media, in all of it's forms, and the political capital that these stories are worth to the parties, are preventing justice from occurring.

400?! NO WAY!

Not all of them were wrong tho.

@@study7794 For sure.

Where can I watch this documentary?

@truckmusic1 It was Frontline I believe. Had a lot of body cam, and interviews.

I’m not surprised, the court always takes forever

Works as designed

Remember on the last video on the shootout between bortac swat and police against Salvador ramos?, the deputy broke down in tears and tried to go in but was physically held back by those two officers in swat gear, the 2 officers who held the deputy back must be charged too!, I want to see their mugshots

Yeah I remember that, the cops who held other cops back must be charged and in orange jumpsuits

The fact that that drama played out entirely for everyone to see. He was not even allowed to try to save his wife, held back by those he served alongside with.

I have no idea what I'd do after that. Whatever I did though, they would put me in jail for.

That officer was one of the FIRST 5 responders and had plenty of chances to "Go In" and save his wife, he conveniently waited until he wasn't needed because of the arrival of more organized SWAT teams. What a COWARD!

Like it or not, cowardice isn't a crime.

​@@btdtalso seems like everyone here has more hate for the officers than the actual shooter.

@@Just-wh8rl Indeed, and yet when things go south in their own lives, who do they call?

@@btdtalso It may not be a crime but their cowardice cost lives. They should have all quit after that day, they obviously don't have the conviction for the job.

@@btdtalso the same police station

Then the same coward cops arrested her

Great idea

For each kid.

I'd love to see how you'd react in a situation like that

@@douggoins2960 21 years active duty. Multiple tours to the Middle East. I’d love to see how YOU would react in a situation like that.

​@douggoins2960 I mean, I've given CPR to people absolutely airholed. It's reslly easy to turn your brain off and stop being human once the fear sets in.

They were like stormtroopers

Also the female cop that said if her kids were inside she would go in while hiding outside. She had to quit but the blue line gang union made sure she got a new job up the road. If I recall she was hired to replace the chicken at the school and just locked up and after a week she quit that job to run where nobody knew her.

What is the difference if you think about it???

I would ask a cop for directions.

The difference is, Cartel members would have immediately stopped the shooter.

@joshuathies2540 no, having sanitized hands was more important!!

To be honest, cops have no obligation to protect citizens, the supreme court has ruled on this several times. So Im not sure how far this will go.

@@erikthered9357 I was going to say the same thing. It's amazing that more people don't know this, especially all those anti-2A idiots who think the cops will keep them safe!

They also ruled bribery is a constitutional right. ​@@erikthered9357

Them not being obligated is one thing​@@erikthered9357 Cowering in fear while also stopping anyone else from doing the right thing is beyond unforgivable.

Did nothing for an hour ? Apparently you didn't see the pictures of the police standing in the shade , sipping on bottled water throughout the ordeal. That's gotta count for something okay.

@@greg1503 yea they enjoying some tax funded doughnuts that day and they were sooo delicous

@@greg1503 Hand sanitizer was used, it is on video of the first responders!

I saw the bodycam video. They were absolutely fearless.

They segregate people in law enforcement when they go to prison. Or shipped to different state for protection. Won't see a GP yard.

None of them are going to prison, because none of them committed a crime. Like it or not, cowardice isn't a crime.

@@btdtalso It is when you are hired to defend people.

​@deannarounds3295 but they're not hired to defend or protect anyone. Uphold the law and maintain crime scenes. SCOTUS says they don't have to save anyone ever

​@@deannarounds3295The police aren't hired to defend "people", Einstein. They are hired to protect the State.

Spoken like a not so much 3 letter agency if your emotions are dictating your actions 😂😂😂 your commenting on here when your agency makes it clear to stay off social media 😂😂😂😂😂

@@zer0coolninja887 He said former, bad reading comprehension.

@@goddamngrapes former had better training with face to face rather then tech

I noticed that too. The rarely used word "obtuse" describes him to a tee.

Absolutely

He's already out on bail 🤦🏽‍♂️

Even with a 5 year sentence, put him in general population not some protected spot and it will be for life.

The jury may have to wrestle with that question. The law probably never anticipated police standing around doing nothing while a killer was shooting up a classroom. At Columbine, the police formed a perimeter and did nothing. At Parkland, the SRO hid under outside steps and radioed others to stay away.

His actions likely cost lives. Many would died anyway.

It's not the punishment. Find out what bail is.

That's just bail so that he doesn't have to wait in jail until his court date. That's not his punishment. He is not a threat to the public nor is he a flight risk which is probably why his bail was set low.

No such thing as justice. The system will always be flawed because it's man-made

But all he needs to do is come up with 10 percent of 10000 what a bargain

they would of been fired or in huge trouble for disobeying the captains orders though right?

@@EasyWinking possibly charged. This was a life or death emergency-- the time where following orders is most important.

@@Briellen_Mellott right like of course it would of been cool if an officer went rogue and triedv to be the hero but they might of just been another victim

There needed to be a chain of command followed or it would be total chaos.. there should be safeguards for when the head of operations makes such terrible decisions though. Not sure how that would look like but from what I recall the city had a very small and very inexperienced law enforcement force

@@EasyWinking this is a life or death emergency did you forget?

Military is a prime example. Theres an EX-Marine that lives in my neighborhood that cooks meth. Yes I said EX-Marine.

@@charlessalmond7076 ...Marine cooks and truck drivers are some bad hombres...just ask them

@@arkybaldknobber8062 i hope my comment wasn't taken the wrong way. I have the utmost respect for Marines. I was named after my uncle Charles Parish, one of the best persons to ever grace this earth, and a Proud Marine. The world got a little darker the day we lost him.

@@charlessalmond7076 ... No your comment is fine. What I'm saying is that the marines are brainwashed to think that all their clerk typists, cooks, band members, etc. are certified scalpers, ear cutting killers.

see the job description law enforcement.*

No one cared😂😂😂😂 they getting paid they will retire and move on 😂😂😂 yall stuck on something no one will remember but the family members. Just how you all use to do the ice bucket challenge now we still have people diagnosed n yall dont get wet anymore 😂😂😂 you all move on to the next tragedy

You are spot on.

The same way they can throw ppl in a cage for traffic violations or physically abuse citizens without consequences all cops are just ego maniacs with guns..

They got paid by democrats to enable this FBI gun grab psy-op.

Texas police are very corrupted

Their parents, that's who.

@@btdtalsoParents who were arrested and detained by that same police when they tried to save their kids. One mom broke through, saved a bunch of kids, and got harassed by the cops afterwards.

@@btdtalso No. Parents don't respond to 911 calls.

Nope thats why the kids are not here and hes taking a knee doing 5 and getting out. Hes going to a very secure location that is froendly to law enforcement yall dont know the system hes protected

Cops do not serve and protect, they have no obligation to do so under the Supreme Court.

Some conservative Americans always assume there’s going to be a “good guy with a gun” who will immediately swoop in and risk his life to save the day. We saw here at Uvalde that our “good guys with guns” aren’t as reliable as we’d hoped.

@@richardgeorge2250 That's why it's always a good idea to have your own gun. That way if anyone is a coward, you only have yourself to blame.

@@richardgeorge2250 Who said Im a conservative buddy dont just assume my gender I identify as a toaster! And how many mofos had guns on scene?

@@btdtalso well I’ll have to wait another 13 months to be able to concealed carry here in texas sooo 😅 Plus there are a lot more factors to consider when it comes to this scenario. If an armed parent is at a location with their kids when a shooting starts, they probably won’t abandon their kids to go after the shooter. It’s also easy to say “just shoot the perpetrator don’t be a coward” but that normally turns out a lot differently when an untrained civilian hears gunfire and doesn’t know where it’s coming from. Unless you have special training or are just crazy, your first instinct in that situation will always be flight instead of fight.

@@emrakultheaeonstorn7430 Lol 😂 but in all seriousness that story with your brother was crazy, I wish Uvalde could’ve been like that, especially considering that I live in the same state it’s in 😓

Yep

Not all of them 😂😂😂 its like any other job pick up a check and wait for the week end 😂😂😂😂 your living in a dream world

Reason why internal affairs is always investigating their own

There were hundreds of cowardly cops on the scene.

Bro watching too much tv. Most cops are like the chief.

You mean, why aren't they in jail for negligence of kids deaths?? Lose their job??? You think it's McDonald's job or something

@@Play4Vida Yes? A job is a job, you're acting like his title is some god given right that is tied to him by blood right. If he fails to do his job, he should be replaced with someone who can, simple as that.

same thing that protects all cops. You just realize this now? lmao.

@jeffery8168 if a McDonald's decides not to flip a burger, it's not a crime. If a cop decides to commit child negligence, that is a crime. How many parents have gone to jail because of it?

@@jeffery8168they didn’t just not do their job, they prevented people from going in to rescue their kids. Think about that, not only did they not help, they prevented others from helping. Just imagine your child is in a school with an active shooter situation, you come there hysterical and the police are doing nothing and won’t even let you risk your own life to protect your child. Do you have any idea what that probably felt like for the parents? Some of these kids were still alive and bleeding out, some were playing dead. Those cops should rot in jail.

I doubt he ever had sense of bravey.

Because they weren't told to do anything. Arredondo was in charge, and nobody was really in a position to replace him.

Arredondo treated it as a hostage situation rather than an active shooter situation

2-- I wondered why one other and only one other.

😂😂😂 you have no idea how the system works with their own hes also going to a secure law enforcement friendly place and being released after 5 for good behavior its a way different hearing

@hectorr6299 somebody needs to find out where he lives and......

You will never be held accountable for the ignorant, misinformed beliefs about how bail, the courts, local governments, or being a person in modern society in general works. You get to be a self-righteous fool on the internet and believe that you're telling everyone how it is. I bet you're having fun, though.

10k??? You people on weed charges either higher release

I don't think he's being released. He just paid bail so he doesn't have to wait in prison while the trial is going. You could argue that the bail was too low...

@@erikgriswold5273 Thank Beezelbub for those darn amendments right?

The feds likely gave them orders to not stop it

its not unusual, this is what cops in america (and most places) do. they dont care about helping, they care about boosting their ego and getting paid.

All cops are big talkers....I'd be embarrassed to have cops in my family. Get a real job you lazy tyrants.

That's why although I'm not for eliminating the police force nationally, I think they blatantly need to shut this one down. Corrupt or incompetent stations have been getting fired such as I think coffee California?

Damn skippy!

I'm sure all the cops that were there that day would say the same. But when it hits the fan everyone's ducking.

@@annaravenhand5536 There is nothing that "all" cops are.

Disagree, the ones giving orders were, but to also include anyone cowering on their own not protecting their fellow LEOs. Just like the military, they are obligated to follow orders or face punishment/prosecution for disobeying. Nobody had a crystal ball that day, and anyone going rogue would have met the force of their own stopping them. Cops going rogue can cost lives unnecessarily because this ain't a Rambo movie. There are many officers applauding this arrest as well. Not everything is so clear cut from your couch, and blaming troops for the decisions of their leaders is pure ignorance. The leaders making the decisions are the cowards here.

@@beelikemizu604 ,When children are being slaughtered, I’d risk the repercussions in order to save them.

@522kai Says everyone from their homes. You weren't there. Most people are brave until they're actually put in the situation, armchair quarterbacking. Anyone who has served in law enforcement or the military understands the importance of following orders in a tactical situation, everyone else has little to no clue what they're talking about. There were no psychics there knowing how every second was playing out in areas they could not see. Your blanket blaming of everyone is just plain ignorance & not a fair assessment. Your "well I would've" changes nothing here.

Really? What about the BORTAC team that entered the building and shot the perpetrator?

It was more than cowardice. It was the sheer amount of time he allowed to pass before he let anyone take any kind of action. There is cowardice and there is gross negligence. This is an example of the latter. His decision to hold back allowed the shooter to run rampant and unopposed for over an hour. Meanwhile they arrested the people who were trying to take action.

He told his officers. He was chief of police. Deputies fall under county under the elected official sheriff.

@@rico989 Semantics.

take it easy, joker

@@erikgriswold5273 Which coward in blue were you?

@@PeteOtton Like, which coward at the elementary school shooting was I? I wasn't there, homie. Uh, were you there, cowardly?

He definitely needs to eb brought up on charges!