We now know that the Yuvalday chief that was in charge of that response lied multiple

times since that shooting.

Claiming that officers tried to open the doors, found them locked and reinforced, and they

were waiting on keys.

The footage has come out and shows no attempt by officers to open those doors.

The more we learn about Yuvalday, the worse it looks for the chief.

New surveillance footage shows they didn't even try to enter the classroom with a shooter

for almost an hour.

While they had Kevlar Vess shields helmets and AR-15s.

The children only had the clothes on their back.

Now, I want to be clear about this.

This is a decision-making process that makes me angry.

We know that parents and police officers did show up and were willing to go in and risk

their lives to save those children's lives.

We know of one law enforcement officer whose wife called and said, I've been shot and

I'm dying.

He was not allowed to go in that building and try to save her, which he should have been

allowed to do.

There are a lot of good cops who wanted to rush into that classroom, who would have

rushed into that classroom without hesitation.

But this goes back to leadership and chain of command.

How this happened is beyond me.

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