This may seem totally out of place but I just randomly found you from a comment like and I think our areas of interest are strongly aligned. Care to email me? I just subscribed.
This makes some things more clear, since not everything written has been correct and much has come out in dribs and drabs. Unfortunately, every school district needs to take a forceful stance on plans for this type of occurrence. Picking this situation apart will give other schools a better idea of what is needed. Thanks for the effort and information.
I strongly disagree with NOT naming shooters or other criminals. The public has a RIGHT to know about these crimes including details of identity. Many people undoubtedly had various interactions with the criminals which may provide significant information. People not in law enforcement have frequently found or heard public statements or posts by these criminals that provide more information into what happened. Some people may also know about activities that the criminal or his associates engaged in that the police are unaware of that may still be a threat in their neighborhoods.
Additionally hiding identification can fuel racial or other rumors about the incident that may not be true or not fully true causing a distortion in the picture.
Maybe some want to get their name in the paper, but that doesn't trump the community's right to know about them.
What really happened in Uvalde
This may seem totally out of place but I just randomly found you from a comment like and I think our areas of interest are strongly aligned. Care to email me? I just subscribed.
You use "breech" when you meant "breach" in lots of spots, might want to fix that.
This makes some things more clear, since not everything written has been correct and much has come out in dribs and drabs. Unfortunately, every school district needs to take a forceful stance on plans for this type of occurrence. Picking this situation apart will give other schools a better idea of what is needed. Thanks for the effort and information.
I strongly disagree with NOT naming shooters or other criminals. The public has a RIGHT to know about these crimes including details of identity. Many people undoubtedly had various interactions with the criminals which may provide significant information. People not in law enforcement have frequently found or heard public statements or posts by these criminals that provide more information into what happened. Some people may also know about activities that the criminal or his associates engaged in that the police are unaware of that may still be a threat in their neighborhoods.
Additionally hiding identification can fuel racial or other rumors about the incident that may not be true or not fully true causing a distortion in the picture.
Maybe some want to get their name in the paper, but that doesn't trump the community's right to know about them.