Uvalde teacher who propped open door speaks
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- The teacher at Robb Elementary School who propped open a door that the shooter ended up using to get into the building tells her story. Read more: www.kxan.com/news/texas/uvald...
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As a delivery driver, I deliver to alot of schools and not once have I ever delivered to a back door. It's always the front door getting buzzed in by the secretary.
Exactly this teacher violated several policies.
@@steffiejoe she is lying. She probably goes in and out whenever she wants with no regard of securing door...... She needs to be caught lying and held responsible!!! Wonder if she is sleeping like a baby??????
She doesn’t know what she is talking about
Why would she be waiting for a delivery on the back door
She should also be accountable for
Opening the door waiting for a delivery
Now they have to investigate if there was really going to be a dance show at school that day
Facts! She’s lying
She is a liar and that's why she doesn't want to show her face!
glad to see everyone doing the typical adult thing in the aftermath of a tragedy .... "taking no responsibility and blaming anyone and everything but themselves"
Just like the current occupant of the wh, and his regime. Blaming everyone and everything else for their failures.
Typical lousy Americans
It's the new America. It's no one's fault but everyone has a story. It's a country of jellyfish.
Sounds like a former president i know, the most resent one.
@@monsignorerasmus.6441 your right, it does sound like Biden
I am a retired teacher. I went in and out of the school at the main entrance only. Propping a back door open for any reason is criminal.
Why? It wasn't locked anyway. Whats the difference?
@@KellyC766 The door has a panic device, it will lock automatically if there isn't an obstacle blocking it
@@transparentglazier and there wasn't anything blocking it. Security cameras show her closing the door when she ran in.
So basically those exit doors didnt have an alarm on them at all. Exactly how would they know an accomplice wasnt letting an attacker in. I thought that was a requirement on a non entry door, so you knew it was open..
Her story doesn't hold water..as a telephone tech for business customers its common courtesy to come in thru the main entrance and state my business and show an ID.
It was the door's fault, the key's fault, the gun's fault - now the cover up... colossal failure on so many levels
It's amazing the person propping the door open was able to not get shot.
@@dustinburchett1678 yes! That's what I was wondering
Question. Why did he crash the truck? Was he being chased?
This is a perfect example of why it's not ok to think " it won't ever happen here " when you have so many kids to be responsible for
No worries unless you live in a small town. They don’t target big schools. Cowards
This school was on lockdown 48 times this year. Not sure why they would think it would never happen there, but obviously they did
Yeah I used to think "it won't ever happen here'. Then Sandy Hook happened.
@@MM-vj4gc wow really??
@@MM-vj4gc 48 times ? GEEEZUS ! Yeah they should've been very prepared. This is so sad. No matter how you look at it those kids and teachers were failed by so many it's just horrible . 💔
How many times is this story going to change? Went to her car to get something. Now taking delivery. Door open, door closed, door closed but unlocked… such a cluster.
Whatever the reason, it is gross negligence and it has to be punished.
Unless her last name is Pelosi, in which case she is innocent. Like all leftist elites are, no matter how many children they rape.
Agreed
A cluster of bullsh*t
To many stories to hide the real truth
@@cleo.butterflysflyinthesky1637 yesterday they said the teacher story was false. Lmao
I feel awful for her but these teachers have been trained to keep outside doors closed and locked at all times.
It was revealed that she did close the door but it didn’t lock. One less person to deflect blame because we don’t want to see the real issue.
@@valeriec1672 why does she keep changing her story tho??? At first she went to the parking lot for her phone, then to get food from her car, now to get music supplies???? Which one is it lady !!!!
I feel awful for the kids and families ! Not the teacher !
I’m a teacher. We are trained to keep ALL doors (external ones as well as internal classrooms) locked at all times. Admin makes rounds and checks doors and teachers who do not are severely reprimanded. Many external doors will remain unlocked if you turn the key a certain way, but remain locked if you turn the key another way. There’s a chance this Uvalde teacher may have turned her key the wrong way. Seeing someone crash their car outside the school likely did cause her to freak out and shut the door, and she just assumed it was already set to lock behind her. Not an excuse, just a possible explanation.
Open doors and kids escape or get abducted too. Granted no one is expecting a gun man but horrendous things happen in small towns when will people learn. Better to be safe than sorry. There are all sorts of people who can wander in when doors are not locked no matter where you live.
Teacher never should have used that back door. I believe that was against school safety protocol.
I am not sure how schools in other states operate, but in my state even the classroom doors are locked while children are present
@@transparentglazier I’m a Texas teacher and, yes, we are told to make sure the classroom doors are always locked. I teach high school. Kids go to the bathroom and then knock for me to open the door when they return. I began my career at a violent school where we were often on lockdown due to a student. I’ve always been extra careful to lock my door. This is such a horrible tragedy.
@@ariesleorising9421 And as a teacher in an elementary school all deliveries are to be sent to the front office where they’re buzzed in. Not some random back door that’s propped open with a rock. This stinks to high heaven
Ive done deliveries to schools before using side or back doors is nothing weird it's normal like I've said I've done dozens of deliveries to schools before
Since when do deliveries come through unsupervised or secure doors? My kids schools, all deliveries, visitors, parents etc all have to come through the front and be checked in.
She was a bit neglected by that…that’s why her face was blur
That is very true
John first it was she left to go to her car and get her cellphone, she saw him and ran back in and forgot to close the door. The news just said they corrected the story that she did not leave the door open, that when she saw the shooter she ran back in and as she was running she kicked the rock that was holding the door open and the door closed but it didn't lock, now the news is showing this video, I think they said they interviewed her last week (?) why wait to show it? Now she left the door open because she was waiting for a delivery, a little girl has said the shooting started after the kids came in from recess so maybe that's why the door was left open. Idk. It's better to just be honest.
@@EW-uw7dg I agree, too many story changes. And why wait till now to play this video? Supposedly there is video that shows she did close the door. I want to see the video, otherwise I'm not believing anything until I see it.
@@jennh2096 Totally agree. We know she's a teacher, we don't expect her to have training at the level of a police officer in such a horrific event. Yes, people make mistakes, especially when they panic and run for their lives. Just say that tho'. Don't keep changing the story because they are making it worse
They all have their stories and they are either sticking to it, or changing it, as needed. That is clearly what is happening. No one wants to take any blame.
The question is not who is innocent but why did somethings happen the way that they did?
Lying “has become an art”. We just don’t have any good artists. Norm MacDonald was a great liar, I’d vote for him!
@@deepattison9329 Easily answered. The unnecessary complications of the district having it's own undermanned and underequipped police department which relied heavily on the Uvalde PD for situations beyond their capabilities. They didn't even have their own 911 operator. Calls went through the Uvalde department and were then sent on to them.
Due to jurisdiction, the CISD chief was in charge but all of the officers were Uvalde PD. For whatever reason the chief was not informed of the children's 911 calls and he had arrived at the beginning of a ~40 to ~50 minute lull in the gunfire. Thus with the information he had, he believed (and no one told him differently) that they were dealing with a shooter locked in a room alone and not posing an immediate threat. Rather than rush it and out of respect for the strength of the shooter's defensive position, he decided to wait until better equipment etc. arrived before sending anyone in. Once the mistake in his situational understanding was realized however, a team was sent in.
The cops that failed to kill the shooter are to blame
@@jordandouglas9859 Get your ass out there and take on someone with an AR-15 using just a glock and essentially no armor...
I’m a teacher at a school and we know, you absolutely NEVER leave any school door open EVER period!!!!!!!!!!!!
Are carelessness got 21 people dead very heartbreaking
Exactly! If someone is bringing you something, you know they have to go through the front door just like everyone else to be assisted.
i remember when schools doors used to be open. now it’s a pain in the butt i gotta wait in front ringing the door bell in the hot sun or rain then wait for someone to come open the door.
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As a sub teacher assistant going to a school, I never even just let a person come in after me (due to noncustodial parents, or anyone that might try to wander in the hallway.)
I let them go first to be identified by the main office, then I let them close the door, for me to be identified.
Every school I have entered in the past 3 decades have had security measures, and requirements to secure the buildings. Even picking up our grandchildren in another town, I'm on the list of those allowed to pick them up from the main office. I've also had a vehicle pick up sign, identifying our grandchildren's name. The school had a description of my van. There are reasons for these policies. Precious reasons.
She knows even the delivery people have to buzz in. Sounds like she was being lazy, then she saw the gun got scared and didn’t make sure the door was secure.
She is responsible for all the damage done, show her face and dox her, as if she isn't blaming herself already
@@transparentglazier Disagree 10000000%. If military style weapons were still banned many children would still be alive. This keeps happening because the NRA owns most of our politicians. That plain and simple.
Certainly her conscious will pain her. But what do I know about her
@@HellNoMoreBiden maybe so. But this isn't her fault. Why should anyone ever have to worry about this happening? I could be stopped if politicians were not so greedy.
@@KellyC766 True. So many are at fault here. But the Gun man is the sole reason that this happened.
Even if that door was propped open This wouldn’t have happened if that teacher used her common sense and alert the rest of the classrooms to lock their doors.
SHE IS AT FAULT FOR A KILLER GETTING INTO THE SCHOOL AND KILLING 19CHILDREN AND 2 TEACHERS ABX THE HUSBAND OF THE TEACHER THAT DIES OF HAVING A HEART ATTACK THE NEXT DAY. SHE NEEDS BROUGHT UP ON CHARGES PLAIN AND SIMPLE
I said the same thing to my husband yesterday...this door story has too many holes
Classroom doors and outside doors are required to be closed and locked during school hours in Texas.
Sorry but I don't believe this teacher. She saw he had a gun; you close the door and be sure it's LOCKED and immediately press the panic button alert everyone. She will have to live with this for the rest of her life. So heartbreaking those 19 children 2 teachers and one teacher's husband (he became a victim too) RIP.
Deliveries at a side door 🤔🤔
There is a video that CLEARLY show the door was open and he just walked in!!!! I am sure they have a delivery protocol.... She lied...HER carelessness played a part in soooo many children being shot...SAD😪😪😪😪😪
"She lied..."
OK, knuckles............
It's amazing that you, an internet commenter were able to look into your FEELINGS to come up with an answer that has been refuted by investigators who have video collaboration of what took place envolving the door and teacher.
You wrote my thoughts! Selfish woman she is. Her tone in that interview doesn’t even come out like someone absorbed in the enormity of the grief that surrounds that town now. She is responsible for the lost lives of those babies. Why isn’t there a security camera at that door; in a country where everywhere has cameras?? Soo sad for those children and teachers that lost their lives. May their souls find rest from this wicked world.
@Janice Lumpkin - Who is to say someone else did not open the door after her - or is she to be condemned by the Court of public opinion GUILTY UNTIL PROVEN INNOCENT is that it
@@patjohnson5586 That's your opinion..... What I said was MINE!!!!!
@@janicelumpkin601 Just correcting your inaccuracy
As a former administrator, there were constant reminders of NO propping doors open with anything. It is sometimes a challenge to change habits from former administrators. We later installed badge operated door locks, thereby removing the "need" to prop open doors. Teachers also had to keep classroom doors locked while teaching. We, administrators, kept keys, phones and walkie talkies with us at all times. When teachers went outside for recess, walkie talkies were always taken. The secretary also had a walkie talkie charged and on at all times as a just in case back up. We had many more safety procedures in place. However, none of this would save us from an assault rifle, if that situation had ever occurred. Having these safety procedures in place just gives us potentially life-saving seconds to try to seek safety and warn others. These guns in the hands of the wrong people is the real issue.
Also lots of old country schools have a plethora of entry points. I work in a school that is the only for the district so its a very small community with a lot of gates buildings fences anywhere.......it is i sane to think this could be blamed on anyone other than the predator.
Please inform me of what an 'assault rifle' is. The director of the ATF doesn't know either
@@peaceandquiet1983 Back in the '80's we had the Life Safety Act to upgrade our schools for environmental and safety reasons. Only caveat it was mandated w/o funding, only in America. I think communities w/o the resources skimped
That is a great argument for guns in the hands of the teachers, custodians, secretaries, etc. "If ,decent people are armed, crazies don't get a second shot.'
@@michellemohr1433 - Except that isn’t the goal. They prefer no citizen have one. Only the criminals that don’t go by laws.
The teacher made a mistake more than anyone. She violated the very policy that schools have in place to stop this from happening.
Are you angry at teachers, she did the right thing! Do you have a gun?
@@sonsaraeronnow4404 How did she do the right thing? What are you talking a about?
She shut it, it didn't lock, so technically the door malfunctioned, according to this report.
@@sonsaraeronnow4404 how was she able to not get shot? 😕
Yes, but it wasn't a factor in this case. The door was already closed before the shooter got to the door. Had that not been the case, I would completely agree with you. But, at this point, even the cops have had to admit that the door was closed, but not locked, making the question of whom propped it open irrelevant.
Nobody wants to admit any fault. That teacher made a deadly mistake. In a time where kids are doing drills to be prepared for school shootings... propping open doors that should be closed + locked is unacceptable.
100% CORRECT ! It must be the rock or the doors fault ??? No remorse in her voice , just "I had to hurry to get away " ???
They never heard of deliveries at the *main entrance* of the school where the secretary buzzes you in? No protocols were in place at that school.
And I keep hearing different things from/about this teacher. She went to get food from her car. Now something was being delivered. If she had to prop the door open to prevent it from locking, how did it miraculously stop working when she closed it? 🧐🤔😒
Agree!! At my son's old school everyone has to come in and out from the front main entrance including teachers who are just going to get something from their car. She should be fired she broke the security measure the school had in place for such incidents 😡
Could be a mistake!? Deadly one!! But how the heck happened that guy was there ready to enter and kill!!!!!!
Coincidence? No! It was orchestrated by the..... Think people think!!!
Folks, we have heard nothing from the Administrators. Were the teachers running the school? Also, yes, the teacher is culpable, but I want to see the custodian who took *ONE HOUR* to locate the key to a classroom. The Principal doesn't have a master key? How could everyone employed by an institution in this town be so incompetent? Except the mom who ran into the school, and the off-duty agent who ran to the school in 7 minutes with his barber in tow, and his barber's shotgun. That's a real man.
I agree. Too many adults screwed this up. Ultimately it was the shooters fault but what's the point in all the training if those in charge don't follow thru with it.
And to think everyone wanted teachers to get paid more.smh
@@winning3329 maybe if teachers got paid more, the competition to be a teacher would increase and you would be left with (in your view) a more competent person in that position, which could then result in less occurrences of whatever you deem to justify their low pay rates. Just a thought
Please. Surely you're not trying to make the custodian the fall guy. I'm pretty sure the police department carrying out the proper protocol for an active shooter at the school doesn't hinge on whether the custodian can find the classroom key.
Maybe it would have helped the situation if the school district chief of police arrived at the scene with a radio. Not taking 77 minutes before he gave the order for the police to storm the classroom(s) would likely have been a BIT of a help also.
Blame the teacher, blame the custodian. Bottom line, the school district police force did NOT follow proper protocol for an active shooter. In fact, they went AGAINST what their training program advised to do.
@@JasonEyestone if you really think paying a teacher more money is going to make a teacher take a bullet for your child then you are in for a huge disappointment.
I used to deliver for Uber Eats and the lack of security in those elementary schools is frightening. The teachers would expect me to deliver their food to their classrooms many times. I can’t imagine it being ok to have strangers walking around a school with big delivery bags. I would only drop off at the front office and leave. These were all elementary schools, no high schools.
My kids elementary school never let delivery go to the classrooms. They don’t even let us parents! And the front door to the office always locks behind everyone automatically and you have to be buzzed in and there is a camera built into the buzzer doorbell.
The teacher is one of the reasons why so many individuals died at the hands of the shooter. She had no reason to open a secure door. She violated the security of the school. If something was going to be delivered I should have been done through the front entrance. The school Resourse police officer should have been there. Where was he at? Three individuals should be held accountable for the deaths. The teacher for not securing the door, the campus officer who abandoned his post, and the incompetent Police chief who didn't have a police radio. Also for taking over the incident Command position and not allowing anybody to enter and take down the shooter. Did the chief attend an Incident Command training course. Probably not. He appears not to be qualified for the position that he is holding. The only reason that this individuals are obtaining Attorneys is because they know they are the cause of the deaths of so many.
The only person to blame was the KID with the gun. It’s not about the door. It’s about the gun.
The teacher had no right opening the back locked door not to mention prop it open..unfortunately most likely the majority of the kids in the classroom were already shot..and if they had barged in who ever wasn't would be including the cops barging into the room ..the gunman was in a confuned space with hostages
It’s not about the door. An AR15 can shoot the locks right off any door or bust any window. Either way the gunman would have got into that school and a locked door won’t stop anything with military grade weapons. However it was a gateway for him to get in easier which is still wrong and the teacher should own up to it.
@@Renae5147 yea she should..for if it wasn't for that ..this wouldn't be a story now would it..it's also sad how ppl totally forget mental health and just plain evil ppl
@@Renae5147 yet he didn't. He supposedly walked thru that door. How, if it was locked?
A teacher forgetting what she was taught just a couple weeks ago, the irony
There are just too many unanswered questions in this horrible tragedy. Pray for the relatives of these beautiful children and the brave teachers.
That is why you should not just admit stupid people into college because of identity politics.
When I went to school, none of the doors were locked. And there were like 8 ways into the school.
and this is the reason its changing. saftey for students and staff they should be locked at all times so kids and/or unauthorized person cannot enter or leave school
There were also rifles in the cars and lockers. Evil people always go after soft targets and the current soft target are schools. Children in some way or another will always be a target for evil. Just my thoughts.
@Shhhhh uh yeah you’re too paranoid dude
@Shhhhh Get help.
That's irrelevant. She saw the shooter and could have locked the door.
At my old school when I worked as a special needs paraprofessional, some of the staff like myself were not given a key to the school and so you’d see them prop open the door and leave for their lunch break just so they wouldn’t have to walk to the front entrance everyday. So wrong on so many levels.
Pure laziness on those teachers...
If one staff member sees another staff member doing something like that, they need to report them. Close the door, and then report. That's so not ok.
The door was open. He didn't walk through a locked door. Pathetic attempt to remove herself from responsibility. You not only lock the door you make bloody well sure it's locked.
Is there video of the shooter approaching/entering the school? Did he try multiple doors, or bee line to the one door that happened to be unlocked? Nothing about what happened at Uvalde makes sense. Even if the door was unlocked, there were 12 mins before the school was breached. Every teacher should have had their kids on the floor, and every classroom should have had lights off and inner doors locked and barricaded. The code should have gone out over the intercom, because the assailant allegedly was shooting at random classrooms from outside. As far as I'm concerned, every admin at that school should be fired for negligence, OR someone needs to start telling the truth! There is nothing to stop the shooter from firing at walls and doors, but every classroom should have been locked and barricaded long before he got in the building, WTF REALLY happened???
I agree with you.
Best comment!! I agree 100% with you
media has only released one video showing him bee lining to this one "conveniently" open door
I agree. In my opinion, the school admins failed those kids just as bad as the police. Either the door didn’t fully shut, which would’ve caused it to lock. Or the door was already faulty, and never locked when fully shut. Also, the teachers were notified about the shooting through an email. They should’ve been notified through an intercom, while he was approaching the school. This would’ve given the teachers time to close and lock their own doors. The scenario would’ve played out much different if he had to try to breach the school doors and then the classroom doors. That would’ve given law enforcement time to reach him while he was still outside, before he barricaded himself in a classroom.
Yes, I am wondering the same thing. Did he try multiple doors, or just ironically that door! Stuff seems so off with this story
"My attorney says I need to amend my initial statement to say I didn't prop the door open because I'd be liable otherwise." -Teacher who DID prop the door open.
THIS
Agreed .. door was propped open and he saw it and entered otherwise it would have been in lock mode. She is responsible as far as I’m seeing and hearing. Just as guilty as the lawmen who played coward knowing calls from children were coming from the classroom w the shooter but said oh we thought he was barricaded w no threats. Flat out BS. Prayers for this town and these families. 🙏🏼❤️
@@tracybrannan8326 That's the way to do it Skippy, rush in and create a higher body count! What if an errant round from the police killed someone, then what would you blame this tragedy on?
@@tracybrannan8326 then they said he only entered one classroom meanwhile he breached a second while they waited outside with their thumbs up their butts.
I’m a teacher and if I did this I wouldn’t be able to live with myself. I’d be in a hospital because I would want to hurt myself.
It really doesn't matter. No one props a door open and thinks a gunman is going to come through. Anyone harassing her over this is trash. When I was in school teachers used to prop doors open, hallways always were unlocked, and gates would be left open. We shouldn't have to live under lockdown in the first place.
We live in a very different world now!!! Best to have one main entrance that is locked at all times and visitors have to be let in by an armed police officer! Keep the children, teachers, and staff safe!!!
Clearly it did matter.
@@Jacob-zv2ed No the only thing that mattered was the evil murderous gunman CHOOSING violence and the police 90 min delayed response.
There needs to be a federal investigation on this police department and all of their standard operating procedures.
It was the feds in the first place!
It was part of the plan.
For what ? The police are not responsible for anything. They are not responsible for anything that happened. The police have no responsibility to protect citizens.
do you really think desk jockies and politcal figures have a solution?? they spent trillions of tax dollars on nothing good for us the past 4 years... and yet.. schools cant get a budget for well trained roving guards.. their are plenty of combat veterans who could fill these rolls and they aint fat body out of shape cops..
Texas Rangers will do a better job, than the FBI or ATF.
Who would see a shooter comin and not double check the door, something stinks to high heaven
To the UT Professor, when you break safety protocol resulting in the death of so many children, that is not a "mistake." It is reckless endangerment. I will add, when the incident commander at a major active crime scene, managing dozens of personnel, discovers he does not have his radio, he should immediately take one from someone else, and not use his carelessness as a convenient excuse for making a very costly error in judgement. These people need to be accountable, not given a political good ol boy pass.
She had NO BUSINESS propping the door open for a 'delivery'. That is the root cause of what happened, leaving the building and the children exposed and not secure. She needs to be fired, that act was inexcusable and unacceptable.
Yes she needs to be fired. She is a liar. She left the door propped open for the killer to enter and she knows it. She is just covering her ass. I don't buy her story that she closed the door but it somehow, all of a sudden. mysteriously didn't lock behind her.
I agree how much you want to bet she went outside to smoke
@@karrinabrown5067 Or give head to a faculty member in his car.
This has been the biggest cluster f ever. Law enforcement in that area should be ashamed. Cowards everywhere.
I agree
Amen. Bless the children and their families and relations who witnessed and endured this with the best trauma specialized services available and paid by the state of TX and the federal government. I hope these children are set up for life and given scholarships and everything they need to become healthy adults, and heal in time.
1000 % cowardly cowardice cowards cobardes. COWARDS.....
you weren't there who da f%@k are you to make a judgement you internet tough guy!
right u are
As a support teacher no matter what you are not allowed to have the door open! Period!!!! In a crisis you will miss something. The door was not locked!!!
Exactly… and deliveries are not made to a back door…. It seems this school was not following any safety protocols
The shooter, just, so, happened, to, pick, that, door, the, back, door, that, day, at that moment. GOD KNOWS AND SEES ALL. No matter who did what, didn't, said, didn't, who was responsible, who wasn't. I agree though, a safety door is not supposed to be held open with a rock. And certainly not when there is an active shooter in the area or an accident nearby. No lockdown alert said to have gone out, a mess.
@@christinalynn8143 the shooter checked all the doors
@@wickedhouston5538 if that's so the teacher should have had time to call the office for a lock down. She stated she saw the gunman made it to her classroom and locked her door.
@@wickedhouston5538 The rock was said kicked out of the way and door closed. If it didn't lock, once shut, the next question would be is, why didn't it lock? Was a key used prior to the day, to release the lock? Was there another, different obstruction? Or did it not secure fully without fully being realized? Either way, the answer is the answer. The answers are the answers. Somewhere someone said, if the individual was unable he may have tried to shoot the door. He may also have walked away if locked and tried other doors, as you suggest may have occurred. He shouldn't have been there, he shouldn't have done what is said to have been done. As in that, the shooter should not have gone there to shoot anyone. An upsetting tragedy, for a lot of people. Disgusting actually. Absolutely disgusting.
There is absolutely NO excuse for what that teacher did!!!
I work security at a HS and often find doors propped open and whether it was a student or teacher that did that, I will always secure the door.
Several teachers have gotten mad at me because they got locked out and I tell them “if you have a problem with it,go talk to the principal”
I yet to get a complain from the principal.
I always address safety/security concerns to the administrators and they are always take time to listen.
YOU'RE DOING RIGHT! AND YOUR JOB
I wonder if this teacher can and will be sued? If I were to disregard a safety policy at my job, and it resulted in injury or death, I would absolutely be liable.
The b is talking about suing the gun maker. Obviously trying to deflect from her part in allowing him to get in and not warning everyone else.
She’s lying. The teacher 🧑🏫 place a rock and the shooter enter the school inside killing all those innocent children. Just terrible 😞
No kidding. She had to prop the door with a rock but she kicked the rock after she saw the gunman and it miraculously didn’t lock. All around disgusting.
How do you know.Whats this quilty by utube. The open door...Well it let the killer in..weren't the cops supposed to follow.
@@jalysvettecrocker2405 I agree 100 percent!!!! Let's be real she left that door propped open and now days later she wants to give her BS ass story...PURE EVIL!!!
@@mrmckinnon406 Let’s be honest people. So many lives lost they at least deserve that. I’m sure it was terrifying and we just don’t know how we will react in a situation like that. But all the lies is what bothers me the most.
How do u know man.. agh... we don't know what this woman is going through
I can't imagine the immense guilt she must feel
She should feel absolutely no guilt. She should not be responsible for keeping gunmen out of her school. This is one of the most perverse ideas in America right now, somehow gunmen are a normal passing.
@@jisezer sure but it is the reality we live in and we have to adjust to it for now. It does no one any good to stick our heads in the sand and go about life like it isn't happening. Especially when you have the lives of children in your hands.
@@jisezer it doesn’t matter if it’s in the US or any other country. A gunman coming into a school is situation that should be prevented
@@topheavykoolaid absolutely right. Why are we not protecting our schools like we protect our airports, concert venues and government buildings?
If you're a parent with school age children (I'm addressing everyone that may read this) I'd urge you to go to school board meetings and demand that things change... and quickly. This never should have happened after Columbine, we shouldn't have more examples of what we did wrong.
Enough is enough.
So fishy
If this was me, I would be so beside myself with feelings of guilt, I would be crying, begging people for their forgiveness, and apologizing endlessly! She’s a little too “aloof” to the whole thing, especially for being so connected to it isn’t she?
I’ve worked in schools for years we NEVER opened side doors ! First it was opened because the teacher heard the crash , now it’s a delivery ? Why isn’t a delivery going through the main entrance ?? Omg it’s seriously time to home school the children !
The bottom line is her hands were the last to touch the door before shooter entered. It was locked when she opened it. She should've made sure it was locked when she closed it. She is very much responsable
I bet she never locked the door after coming back inside….that is if she even closed it to begin with.
They had held safety exercises 2 weeks prior. Admit the mistakes.
"Admit the mistakes."
They will once it's determined which person in the maintenance staff unlocked an auto-locked door putting the school at risk.
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front door was unlocked too
They can't. The media has already beatified the two teachers who left a classroom door open when all doors were supposed to be shut and locked while class is in session.
Hahahaha,,so now the open door is the problem?? And not the coward police???
Can't help saying that this sounds like a set-up...that a door just happened not to lock exactly when a gunman wanted entry.
I do Security at a High School and we have to constantly keep closing and locking Teacher's doors 🚪 it's annoying 😒
It's amazing how badly this is being handled and you gotta know that if this is how they lie while being watched, what else has the police department been lying about when no one is watching?
Everything
What is the MSM lying about!?? They’re pushing their agenda, over and over again!
Ballots??????
Amen. Well said👍🏻.
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Imagine what she would be saying if her daughter or son was killed in that school... FULL KAREN MODE if the tables were turned
Wait, you’re telling me we know who violated policy, who contributed to the deaths of 20 people, and she’s still employed?
There is a reason for the f’n policy. Every school has a “deliveries” entrance.
deliveries usually go through the front office and if someone with a gun is coming toward you. you MAKE DAMN SURE THE DOOR CLOSES.
Just check with whoever was delivering and see if they were actually delivering something
Good point
Simply checking the door is not happening and it's being avoided to muddy the watered down investigation to avoid any accountability for screwing up. Children are murdered and people demand truth and accountability. Incompetence is the norm with a huge government.
Doesn't matter. Deliveries should be made to the front office.
I agree. There should be a record of a delivery
Hmm , I'm wondering if maybe she was smoking a cigarette & didnt want to say😕
Her fault and she did not shut the door obviously she told the truth until her lawyers got involved.
No, it was the gun mans fault.
@@toniasilvas5422 Both at fault as well as certain police and their chief, gun store, shooters family, 911(?), gun nanufacturer, certain teachers and administration. So nany at fault.
Poor kids were left abandoned and were sitting ducks.
@@1houndgal don't forget to blame the auto manufacturer of the car that he was driving, and the gas station that his family bought the gas from the power that car.
@Jamie Dunson doors like that usually auto lock otherwise there’s no reason for a rock
@Jamie Dunson We had an outside door at our school that did not always shut properly, therefore not locking. I noticed because I didn't hear the click so I pulled it shut. I requested it fixed right away, and it was.
Delivery through a side door???? I wonder if rooms 111 &112 would have had time to lock the doors if the murderer had to open a locked door?
We just need a factual, detailed timeline of when things happened - from the time the murderer crashed the car until the murderer was killed.
In the initial video, the door was open and the Murderer was seen wondering and looking around before entering the building. Bottom line, the teacher violated the rule and policy by propping the door open when she knows that it violated the school policy set in place by the Department of Education and it's in place as a safety precaution to prevent situations such as this unnecessary and horrific case scenario. Part of her job duty is to provide a safe and secure environment for the children, that's first and foremost, also, to provide the same safety measures for staffers, herself and others who enter the facility. She shouldn't have opened the door and propped it open at all and all visitors should enter through the front door only, they must receive permission to enter the building, this is proper protocol. Bottom line, this teacher violated policies, she allowed the perpetrator access to be able to enter the building and she has the audacity to to try to justify parents losing their children, children being traumatized and murdered along with their friends, classmates and teachers taken from their children, husbands, family and friends as well. This teacher caused the death of one of the teachers husband because he couldn't handle the trauma of losing his wife and this teacher has left their four children without their parents. The fact that she just admitted to propping the door open and admitted that she thought that the door had locked, she admitted to not complying with the school rules, regulations, protocol, whichever word one chooses to use. The three things that we didn't hear was, I messed up, my failure allowed the gunman access into the building and I'm sorry. She should not only be Terminated, Teacher's License Revoked For Good, and Criminal Charges Brought Against Her. She Should Be Locked Up. The initial video didn't lie, we saw the door open, we say the gunman wondering before entering the school and the parents need to retain legal representation before evidence become MIA or Tampered With. I highly doubt that the investigative team gave us Misleading Information, the proof is on the video footage. Why didn't office staffers pick up on the propped open door prior to the perpetrator entering the door? The camera should cover the full perimeter from all sides.
Bottom Line, This Could Have Been Prevented Had The Door Been Locked, Facts.
If she wants her ID protected, why would you do an interview where they blurred your face but did not disguise your voice as if the community won’t know who’s speaking 🤔
It's a small town...no one would likely have trouble finding out it was anyway. I think the main concern is some random crazy person which obviously isn't unjustified.
This isn't the one. She's a scapegoat. The one in very first video I saw--now MISSING- had below shoulder length dark hair & moved back & forth rapidly at the door w/ the shooter just standing there!!
The teacher's name is Emilia Marin, an after-school program worker who has worked approximately 25 years at Robb Elementary in Uvalde.
The above information was obtained from an article in the Washington Post on June 4, 2022 titled "Uvalde victim’s family, staffer signal possible legal action against gunmaker".
In that article, Marin is referred to by name as the staffer who had propped the door.
This propped open door story has changed so many times. I'm wondering when they will throw something that sticks to the wall.
"I'm wondering when they will throw something that sticks to the wall."
That is what investigations do versus allowing your emotional insecurities to make up reality to feel better.
The police don't want the criticism and they won't stop until they have someone else to blame.
The state of Texas can't blame the police as they pretend to 'sell' the idea, "they keep us safe".
It's all BS. More guns, more death. More American exceptionalism........ We are the 'greatest'............ /s
The very FIRST video that came out" "now MISSING"" , Shows a below shoulder length dark haired person at THAT SAME DOOR moving back & forth hesitantly & as though talking/waiting...& the gunman just standing & waiting!!! POLITICAL GAIN/GREED on behalf of babies LIVES!! YOU WILL BURN IN HE'LL UNLESS YOU BOW YOUR KNEES AND ASK FOR FORGIVENESS YOU EVIL!!
this is ridiculous and heartbreaking I am 20 but when I was in Elementary the teachers and students knew never to leave a door open no matter what! Our teacher even gave a whole speech about it giving us examples of what can happen they even said even if you see your teacher trying to get in the building do NOT open the door. this is devastating Rip to all the angels 💕💕💕
First it was the teacher going to and from her car carrying food/supplies for a party for the students. Now the story is she was awaiting deliveries.
Let me break this down for y'all.
1. LOCKED DOOR POLICY
2. ALL DOORS MUST REMAIN CLOSED & LOCKED
Your at fault
Pretty simple, but too many would rather blame an inanimate object.
Or OR mentally unstable men could stop killing us
Yes totally agree with you , that’s the reason why I always make sure my doors are locked,but No telling if the Monster killer was going to break the door open to try get in, my heart is so broken words cannot explain,my Condolences goes to all the baby’s teachers,family,and community
You don’t know how to spell.
Period
It all comes down to the fact that ya’ll let someone run amok in a school full of children while everyone stood outside debating on who was going in while lives were being taken that’s the second part of this tragedy , cowards to let people die !
Kinda. Its more a matter of why does this keep happening? The incident shouldn't occur, not get resolved
Everyone is blaming law enforcement and gun laws when the real problem lies with the demon that did this, & the lady who LEFT THE SCHOOL DOOR OPEN. Even if they add more security someone is just going to leave a door open again.
She propped the door open. She did not follow protocol. Everybody I know, when they close the door to lock it, they shake it and check it to make sure it's properly latched and locked. I don't believe her. Her defiance to follow simple rules, is a main cause to the death of those children.
It's amazing that more children didn't die that day, due to the lack of proper action of those involved.
No, there's something wrong here. Don't have to be a detective to see that. More happened here then meets the eye. Plus who is this retired federal officer that was counseling the shooter prior to the shooting.
What more do you think happened? Explain
That was the buffalo shooter that was communicating with the retired fbi agent.
This is an unsubstantiated rumor.
@@anonymoustruth5950 facts a neighbor said military was there the day before and had a whole conversation with the man..im guessing u will call everyone a kiar
@@consuelosnow8443 you have no evidence of this.
I really don’t want to blame her, but how the hell didn’t she warn her fellow teachers?? He walked into whatever classroom he was in because they cops had to unlock the door with keys !! She fucked up!
I don’t get why she didn’t warn the school either. I am a teacher and she could have pushed a button and alerted the building to go into lockdown. Very easily!
Straight up she’s ugh man forgive me God but lastly where the hell was your flight fright mood woman how you not double check the doo I’m sorry it just hurts what this Angels went through 😭🙏🏽♥️
She didn’t want panicked people to block her escape path. Lets be real, how is that woman alive if she was the first one to spot him?
Self preservation
Why don't you want to blame her? It's her fault. Lol
When I first heard about this tragic story I said to myself I thought all doors r supposed to b locked at schools so no one could enter . Then I hear this. So very sad .( why would a delivery happen at a side door and not at the front desk)
Teacher needs to be held accountable
We need to start holding people accountable. Idgaf what their position is, when you hold people accountable for negligence and incompetent actions, naturally people will be more inclined to pay tf attention to what they’re doing so they too don’t get get burned
The NRA?
You must be talking about gov Abbott.
This one employee disregarded the safety measures put in place to protect the children in the buildi. Doors are locked for a reason. To prop open a door that is suppose to be locked is willfully breaking down security measures and should be acceptable. I could not image a side door of a court house to have a rock keeping it open so that someone could bypass going through security to get in. Working parents should not drop their children off at school and go to work in a place that is safer than where their child is being educated.
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The governor has nothing to do with the individual actions of the people who were there. Sorry buddy, but that’s not how things work. Not in real life
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Same thing applies to you too. I’ve owned guns for 7 years of my life and wasn’t and have not ever behaved like this mental nut of a kid.
You cannot blame an organization for the simple action of one individual.
Why are deliveries being brought to side doors anyhow? Shouldn’t they all have to go through the front office for safety reasons?
I see it as one of 2 things. She either had a delivery but it was something not legal drugs or such. Or it was opened becuase she goes that way to have a smoke when ever she wants. Story has changed so many times its hard to follow
That’s what stuck out to me as well, besides so many other things. It makes no sense.
She was lying.
I've seen teachers open side doors for family members bringing them lunch.
I can't keep track on how many times this story has changed which tells me it's being adapted every time to not being such a big deal
I know every school is different but I’m a teacher and when we got deliveries they always go through the main entrance. They would have to get buzzed in and we would have to sign off on the package. They never came to the side door or the back of the school door. Also it was always drilled in us to never leave a door prop open. This lady said she removed the rock and closed the door and the door didn’t lock. So all of a sudden this door is broken where it’s not locking when it’s shut. I’m sorry but I don’t believe this lady. She doesn’t even seem believable. If this was a mistake I did that cost many kids and teacher lives I would be a mess crying and all she seemed to relax like it wasn’t her fault and she trying to clear herself. I definitely wouldn’t hire her in another school.
100% total Bullshit! Those doors have heavy returns and if she moved the poke/rock/whatever it would have locked ba k UNLESS the door was not set to lock when closed!!!!!
Totally agree! I have used these doors and they are so heavy. I also call bullshit. Nobody is telling the truth. Just say yes I did it. I’m sorry. We made a huge mistake. Just own it!
If the door was set to lock when closed she wouldn’t have had it propped open to begin with. So to me it sounds as if she messed up. Poor children.
Huh ? She propped open a door with a rock while she " awaited a delivery of supplies for a school dance " ? Who was delivering these " supplies " and is that how deliveries are usually made at the school---thru a side door propped open with a rock ? Not buying her story
Exactly. That initial story of her going to get her phone made more sense.
School dances at that age also odd
@@Basstroutfishing and school was almost over. Who has a school dance at the end?
Not a good enough excuse for propping the door open! In fact, there IS NO good enough excuse! Tell the deliverer to text you when they are at the door. LEAVE THAT DOOR LOCKED! She should be charged by the school district for not following security protocols, summarily fired and never hired again to work around children. She should also be charged by the police if they have anything they can charge her with legally. She didn’t care enough about the safety of the children, which is the #1 rule for anyone working with any children. It cannot be tolerated!
This school had been locked down many times during school year . No reason to prop door open ! None ! All the police and this teacher should be fired . Charged and so hard time. You don’t risk childrens lives .
She dropped the bomb!!!
If that school was locked down like protocol, he would have NEVER been able to enter!!!!!
Deliveries go only through the front office, period. That should be used as an exit only. Yes this woman should be charged.
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@Paula Mitchell - If there was a delivery did anyone think to ask the delivery guy why he came in that door - or was it just accepted by everyone that "well we know its against the rules to allow deliveries in the side door" but we do it anyway - if that is the case then who is not doing their job by allowing this practice to continue.....
@@patjohnson5586 I think the families of those children have a better case against the school's negligence than against the failure of the police to act.
This was a tragedy that easily could have been prevented but found failure in the systems again and again.
@@paulamitchell880 Agreed, it could have been prevented if there was tighter restrictions on guns
I find it very interesting how some of you are so willing to blame the teacher, but not the kid with the gun
This is why you don't prop open doors at school...Terrible..
The reason no one comes into a side door that is suppose to be locked of a court house, DSS, heath department, hospital, bank, or even manufacturing plants, etc. is because employees know better than to prop a locked door open because it is locked for a reason. How could a teacher believe it is acceptable to break down the safety measures put into place for the children in the building? This is unacceptable....... Then after seeing someone with a gun, the person should have not only moved the rock, but made sure the door was locked. Just as it was before they decided to break safety measures.
Did you not just watch what she said?
@@fdddsigns7274 didn’t you watch that the shooter went in because the door was open?
Well who thinks a psychopath is coming to shoot up there school? Yeah nobody.
The police confirmed that she closed the door, but it did not lock. She was there at at the door. It's possible this door just didn't lock. It's a small town school, in a cheaper area.
Also as a SRA specialises, this harden the school BS is the worst Idea *ever*.
It's the coping with screw ups and the big brush swiping things aside with "it's nobody's fault" . Listen to me people, in everything in human life interactions and work, IT'S ALWAYS SOMEBODY'S FAULT! ALWAYS! Think about the slightest unimportant things to the major more important ones in your life, someone caused that to happen. The fact you let it go doesn't mean someone or more than one or something didn't cause that thing or event to happen.
Jesus Christ...there are cameras absolutely everywhere now. No camera directly at that door to view video of? That should clear it up. If no camera, then why?
I was a teacher! If we would have done that! We would have been fired! the teacher should be charged with 21 counts of manslaughter! She let a gun man in the school! he killed 21 people! If the teacher would have mot propped the door open the killer could not have got in & killed these babies! Let charge everyone who had a part in the killing! Charge the owner who sold the killer 362 round of ammo in a day for manslaughter 2
They need to get the story straight,first they said she went to get her phone,now she went to get supplies 🤦🏻
She touched her nose when she said she locked the door, looks like she’s lying.
Yeah she didn't lock it. She was probably scared.
Supposedly her attorney Has video evidence to back up what she’s saying that she locked the door
and yet the people paid to protect her stood inside the hallway, prevented parents from saving their children and even tazed and handcuffed family members and relations. yet the focus is on a teacher? the security officer was said to not even be on campus. smh.
@@tamlynn786 but if the door was locked, how did the gunman just walked in...from the video he doesn't look like he is struggling to get the door open, it doesn't look like he shot at the door to get it open...it simply looks like he walked into the building
The teacher , " I kicked the rock & locked the door " NO !!! You kicked the rock & depended on the door to shut , then lock itself & YOU NEVER took the time to check it ! Which is WHY you were using a rock , a self locking door ! Gee ?? The rest of the Nation doesn't know who she is , but she's on video now & every kid in school there knows WHO SHE IS ! Except 19 of them , they didn't get to watch the video , sadly they never will . Neither will two of her fellow teachers ! No blame or remorse in her voice at all ??? The "not my fault attitude " appalls me . Cut & chewed FINE , WHO opened the door ? WHO DID NOT MAKE SURE IT SHUT & LOCKED ? SO ? At the ROOT OF THIS TRAGEDY , WHO IS AT FAULT ? Must be the rock & the door ?
Rigjt!!! No remorse in her voice whatsoever, she is a horrible person.
This teacher is lying to cover her ass because she is greatly responsible for the death of all these children and both teachers.
Just another strange story?
Who killed these kids? Not her. Him. Stop blaming the wrong people. How could've she stay and check??!! She might of been dead.
@@kelly-anndubissette5358 If she had not left the door PROPPED open in the first place then this wouldn't have happend. She should never have left the door PROPPPED open for any reason.
So YWS she is partially to blame for those deaths ans she should
be fired.
You must be her family member.
Unbelievable how she can say she locked it when it clearly wasn't, and were supposed to trust sending our children to school with workers that make deadly mistakes
She left it open. She didn’t run back. She should’ve called the police. She is trying to make herself seem like some super hero or something. This lady says she’s in the car, sees the guy with the gun (now there are people yelling “he’s got a gun”) runs back past the guy with the gun to the door the guy with a gun is going to and kicks the rock and goes inside? Ok so why didn’t the guy shoot her? She was running in to tell everyone he was coming and it would’ve ruined his plan. She’s a liar not a hero. The door would have been locked had she not propped the door open in the first place. She could’ve just said she left the rock there. She is the cause of this. The gunman would’ve shot a window out and got in of he wanted to bad enough. She should be fired not only for teaching kids to lie and putting their safety last out of convenience to her. Why aren’t delivery drivers going to the front door anyway? They are bypassing all security measures. You don’t know who these delivery guys are! They could be pedophiles and/or kidnappers, rapists, thieves or arsonists. Just because someone works for UPS or FedEx does not mean they are safe. On the contrary. I worked at a FedEx hub checking in trucks. They are not the most trustworthy people at all.
She actually said she ran inside, then she states she kicked the rock .. and supposedly she was waiting for a delivery for a “dance”… deliveries should be documented at the front office not the back door.. so no matter what she is at fault however she wants to change her story.
Oh grow up. There is videotape of the event, and the DPS have admitted that she did what she said she did. Stop scapegoating teachers.
I wish you people would start addressing the REAL PROBLEM. Instead of paying these teachers IN MOST STATES great salaries, and in SOME CASES for very little return, Start diverting some of that money to hire school security. I MYSELF think it a DANM SHAME that this is what our country has evolved into. I feel as long as we have politicians that HATE OUR way of life and MAKE NO MISTAKE there are many, we will never solve aby of these problems. Didn't we NOT LONG AGO have a VP that BAILED out demonstrators that were arrested for disorderly DISTRUCTIVE behavior ?
@@joepatriot363 The real problem here, is your spelling and grammar. Go back to school dude.
Lady you never should have done that. Take the deliver through the office like you were supposed to do!!! You fd up and you know it!
Woman!! Obviously you didn’t kick the rock. You are responsible for letting him breach security!!!!!
She left the door open. She went out to get her phone was the 1st story.
Propping it.
Then...she said she closed the door but it mustn't of locked. 2nd story.
Then...shes saying she was getting supplies for party. Third story.
Your guess...
All schools should be built with one main entrance/check in with several doors in other areas that function only as an exit in case of emergency! Most hospitals, military and government buildings already have this standard in place. No one should ever have access through a back door to our children! No door should ever be propped open for any reason whatsoever. The wolf is always waiting.
@All For One, One For All Classrooms have windows designed for emergency exits, but even with all the drills we see pandemonium happens
She should feel guilty. Why didn't she use the front door?
Advice to anyone who is involved in something like this. Don't talk to the media. Talk to the investigators but not the media. These clowns are just out to make it a circus.
And idiots in video comment sections that jump to conclusions.
A door should never be propped open!!!
I think she left the door propped open and didn't know he was entering and now wants to stay out of trouble so changed up the story, lied. She should be fired.
Edit: Hopefully they have a working camera at that door.
More than fired. She should be held legally and morally accountable
This does not change the narrative, being negligent like this in a state of panic isn't supposed to invite total death and destruction. Why is she expected to act as if she was guarding a security checkpoint at a combat outpost in Afghanistan? It's still an issue on mental health checks, background investigations on firearms sales and police intervention before the shooting even happens.
a little boy isnt born with adult testacies. hence he didnt have the balls to handle a big gun. he was still a baby. raise the age limit.
@@mjkay8660 Sounds like he handled it just fine. What he didn't handle were his mental and emotional issues.
It is an issue of your country having an unhealthy and highly politicized obsession with firearms.
@@cc-cc4499 because "obsession" with firearms causes people to commit these crimes?
The narrative is falling apart...too many people are catching on that these shootings are a planned political campaign. As for mental health...these shooters are being groomed by people that have had extensive training in psychologial manipulation...they are targeted and pursued.
I don't care what this teacher has to say, *I wanna hear from those cowardly and downright COMPLICIT "law enforcement officers" and why they did what they did/Didn't do.*
If she didn't prop the door open there wouldn't be a problem with the police. Since she did they should have done a lot better of a job, not hide in their car while children DIE!!.
I want u video of her at the door...they do have it..and a polygraph test and who she has ties with
The delivery should of gone through the front office
Had the door been properly locked, this evil person would never had entered the school, teachers prop open doors all the time. It needs to 🛑
Yes, teachers break safety protocol all of the time. And, now look what happened. She should lose her teaching license.
eh he probably would've gone around to the front tbh..he was definitely getting in the school either way..
@@Kayodoms I don't wonder if he was in some state of flux to even consider that action. If he had an hour to do his evil, wouldn't you think the body count would have been higher?He was still processing murdering his grandmother (probably got the credit card company's call of an overdraft)
@@transparentglazier he too probably wondered why cops didn't enter sooner. Maybe waiting for suicide by cop, if most victims were shot within first few minutes what was shooter doing for rest of 40 minutes cops sat outside? Just sat there waiting? Was there an autopsy on shooter? it's not clear who shot him, conflicting reports, maybe he shot himself and cops waited outside for nothing, it's been the case in other mass shootings, at columbine werent the shooters dead for like 2 hours before LE entered?
@@juliabouzan1739 Consider this also, it is Texas and the DOJ, news and every democrat in the universe wants to make a case of this tragedy. Recall that the Buffalo shooter proved not to be a whyte supremacist and how fast that was memory holed
I’m so confused as to why the delivery wasn’t coming though the front door. I worked at an elementary school for years and this was in the early 2000s but everything had to come through the front doors and check in with the main office.
Of course . You don't have deliveries made thru a side door propped open with a rock .Was this an actual business making a delivery or a friend ? I could have a friend bring me lunch and describe it as a delivery.
@@exitscreaming4637 Yeah that totally crossed my mind but even in that scenario the proper protocol is front door entry with check in. Either they log in and come to you or you walk up to the office to meet them there. We also had CCTV cameras and keyless entry readers at all exterior doors that would log who swiped their badge to get back in. Propping doors during school hours would never be necessary.
@@pnuthead13 Yepp 100% correct
Exactly. Who was "delivering"? What's the name of the company? How did she know a "delivery" driver was there? Did her class have windows facing the driver? If so, why didn't she yell out to tell them to go around to the front door? This doesn't make sense to me.
Always.
Delivery in the back door
is she really telling the truth???
come on
see the guy leave the door unlocked doesn’t call another teacher
She should be charged she's to blame for leaving the door unlocked