626. BREAKDOWN: Two Years' Looking Back At Uvalde Police Response

Failure To Stop

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True Crime, Society & Culture, Comedy

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🗓️ 16 August 2024

⏱️ 132 minutes

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This was FTS' line in the sand. All the cops on YouTube and Social Media immediately jumped on the mainstream media's hate bandwagon towards police response in Uvalde-- without knowing about it. Only now, two years later, is information finally being released-- how does our first response hold up with everything we are about to learn in the news? It's the moment we've been waiting for, to find out if our calls to reserve judgment were Originally airing in July 8, 2022, following the preliminary after action report from Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERRT) Center in Texas, Mike the Cop and Eric Tansey talk about Uvalde-- which left 19 dead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	the growing calls across the nation to defund the police.
0:03.4	To end policing as we know it.
0:05.4	Off the charts, violence in New York City.
0:08.0	11 people shot in just eight hours on Sunday.
0:11.1	The police officers, officers who every single day put on that uniform and they run towards danger when we run away from it
0:21.5	Happy birthday PSCO Happy Birthday, Bosco!
0:25.0	Gunza!
0:27.0	Gudy up!
0:28.0	Giddy up!
0:29.0	Happy birthday Bosco!
0:30.0	I guess I should have been paying attention to the YouTube's chat because I didn't I didn't know well without further a do then
0:38.3	What I want to dive back in there's I want to you? I want to you don't want to set this up and we've we've been a big
0:47.7	big proponent Eric has has oft been the voice of reason with when it comes to this stuff is that if someone has to
0:57.2	has to tap into your emotions if someone has to evoke emotion first, then be wary of what's to come.
1:08.8	Because why would you need to evoke additional emotion to objectively cover something?
1:18.6	And that's not to say that we should be emotionalist beings.
1:22.2	Anytime you get a situation like this Yuvaldi shooting,
1:26.7	emotions are an automatic part of what's mixed into the pot here because, I mean, it's already bad enough that anyone was killed let alone thinking
1:36.2	about kids going to elementary school and not coming home.
1:41.0	That's an emotional thing in and of itself. But for us to come in and try, like if we were
1:51.6	putting all of the images of kids on the screen and talking about all sorts of emotional things that were we're tainting our ability to be objective, I think about that.
2:07.0	And really, we've had a ton of people.
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