Two days after the despicable Robb Elementary School shooting, there are more questions than answers. Accusations are floating around the internet about police standing around outside while the shooting went on for over an hour, preventing parents from saving their own children. There are even reports that police who were there ran in... to save their own children.

Local news reporter Vanessa Croix asked Texas Department of Public Safety spokesman Lt. Christopher Olivarez point-blank about the accusation. Olivarez seems to have confirmed it.

Reporter: We’ve heard that some law enforcement officers actually went into school to get their kids out. Can you talk about that?

Spokesman: So what we do know, Vanessa, right now, that there were some police officers, and families trying to get their children out of school because it was an active shooter situation right now.

Here's the video in question. Nothing graphic, but I'd still say "viewer discretion advised" because of the subject matter.

Desperate Parents Wait Outside Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texasyoutu.be

I understand that investigations can take time, but THIS is something that needs to be addressed immediately. At a briefing far away from douchebag Beto O'Rourke. Because we've gone from a brave border patrol agent storming in without backup, to it taking cops over an hour to take out the gunman... and needing to find someone with a key to open the door. That's the other thing making its way around the internet today. Cops were prevented from breaking into the classroom because the shooter locked the door.

Now, confirmation that cops who were there--who are supposed to be the good guys with the guns--ran in to get their own kids out. While parents were prevented from running in to do the same. Answers. Now.

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