Uvalde cops 'didn't even try to open door
of massacre classroom for 77 minutes as
gunman murdered 19 kids and two teachers
inside' as it's claimed room may have
been UNLOCKED
Posted By: Ribicon, 6/19/2022 10:41:24 AM
Police in Uvalde, Texas never attempted to open the door of a classroom while a gunman spent 77 minutes killing 19 children and two teachers who were inside, it is claimed. Surveillance footage from inside Robb Elementary School is said to show shows that police made no effort to open the door, and there is reason to believe it may even have been unlocked, a law enforcement source told the San Antonio Express-News. The surveillance footage from inside Robb Elementary School during the May 24 massacre has not been publicly released, but has been seen by the Express-News. Robb Elementary had an automatic door locking system in place,
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