UPDATE : Mike will be doing a follow-up video TODAY as he's received new information regarding the shooting from a federal agency supervisor. The facts are disturbing. The level of cowardice and incompetence displayed keeps getting worse. Something needs to change. Stay tuned.

A mom, working in nearby fields, jumps in her car, speeds to her kids school, is pushed back, then handcuffed, jumps a fence, races into the school, goes to 2 classrooms to get her children, ends up also, getting an entire classroom to safety! Now that's a hero!

"Everyone wants to be an operator till it's time to do operator shit." I know it is an old line, but this one really hits. Looking back on this from a year later, I can confidently say that the failures at Uvalde have had an impact on American policing. Just a few days ago a lone officer who just happened to be in the vicinity of an active shooter in Allen, TX took down someone on his own who was much more prepared and trained than the kid in Uvalde. He ran towards the sounds of gunfire alone and stopped the threat less than 4 minutes after the shooting began while at every disadvantage because he wasn't a coward and he used speed, surprise and violence of action. If you aren't willing to give your life in the service of saving the lives of children, I don't know what else could possibly motivate you. It's unnatural, inhuman.

I’m a Custodian at an elementary school when I was hired as Supervisor/Custodian I introduced myself to the parents and staff, I gave my name and improvements I will do at this school. My last statement was “I will protect your children and staff to the fullest extent of my life”. I meant that.

I remember Bill Guarnere said in an interview: "You aren't scared in combat. You really aren't. It's all auto-pilot. Your training kicks in. You have an incredible focus and the idea you could be hurt doesn't ever come into your head. It's not until you are sacked out later that night that you get scared, realizing what could have happened. But that's OK."

100%. I worked for a large municipal fire dept. for 25 years, and NOT ONCE did I see or hear a colleague suggest that we do nothing or that someone else has to do something “for our safety”. I thought I was going to die a couple times; and I’m not brave or noble, but they say “courage is the fear of being thought a coward”. In other words, you don’t back down in front of your buddies, and you put life and property at risk when you don’t act. They train you to act. Every fireman and every cop should know that you earn your twenty years of pay in a few hours over a couple days. You know that a day will come when you will be expected to put yourself in harm’s way. This is why you get paid fairly well. We had division level training with the cops for school shooter scenarios, and the absolute name of the game in those situations is to locate and neutralize the shooter as fast as possible, PERIOD. They always tell you in training that you want to go home in one piece, but it isn’t the absolute focused goal of everything you do. It’s a component of risk assessment. Some fires are not going to be interior attacks, they are going to be surround-and-drown, but NO fire is a sit-there-and-do-nothing. These chickenshit cops, sitting there in the hallway with their training and riot shields and body-armor bristling with weapons and doing NOTHING for an hour and a half should ALL be fired. Retirements yanked. FUCK each and every one of these cowards. Cops these days are forever whining about “my safety”, taking eighty year old women to the ground, violating rights, handcuffing people with no reasonable suspicion, pulling weapons on people with their hands in their pockets, bullying everyone they meet “for my safety”. You know what, Officer? FUCK your safety. You want to be safe? Go sell insurance.

Jackie Cazares was shot near her heart, was still alive when the cops breached the room she died on her way or at the hospital. Her dad a former Marine said she fought hard to stay alive. She was 9.

This incident, and partially, your video, motivated me to get back into law enforcement, at age 51. I'm currently in the hiring process with a handful of departments, all over this country. Keep up the good work !

This situation broke my heart. I was in law enforcement for over 30 years. The one thing I encountered was that the officers and I worked and trained many were disinterested in training and weren't prepared to go to training that they had to pay for whether it was physical training, (weight lifting) extra shootingtraining, martial arts training ect. This was a disgusting situation. Lack of training is not an excuse if you want to do the job then it's your responsibility to be prepared.

you broke this down in an amazing way. From someone who has absolutely no military background, you explained what a disgrace those officers were. RIP

Mike, I just watched your video again on Uvalde. I’m so glad you speak your truth. I worked for a agency here in Fl and it is beyond my comprehension to watch the lack of action by the officers. It is a shame, a tragedy and the utmost cowardice attempt to save the lives of children! Thank you once again for all you do. Thank you for your service.

This video is so disturbing, yet so incredibly important on so many levels. Words cannot describe how deeply disappointing and egregious this response is... and the thing is this has happened so many times now and yet there is no training for this scenario... it's flipping scary and absolutely no excuse for anyone who would stand in the way of the officers receiving that training.

I'm a former Marine turned Schoolteacher. It frustrates me: there are weeks I don't even have enough pencils for my students. These police had ballistic shields, body armor, more than enough ammo, and yet they couldn't save the children? Useless.

Glad someone with a platform said what so many of us were thinking as a husband father and Marine Rifleman I was not able to watch the videos of the lack of leadership, initiative and fortitude that was being unveiled on the news. It was quite literally painful to watch. Can’t imagine what the family and loved ones went and will continue to go through.

Amen. Thank you. It’s so scary that SOOOO MANY DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS showed up this incident yet not one person looked like they new a damn thing. Most of these “officers” AKA “protectors” were outside FIGHTING WITH DISTRAUGHT PARENTS IN THE PARKING LOT. When the parents were crying ask asking why they’re not inside saving the children they were telling them that it’s because they’re too busy having to babysit these adults. 🤦🏼‍♀️ some parents were detained for LITERALLY TRYING TO DO THE COP’S JOBS since they weren’t doing it. One mother in particular LITERALLY RAN INTO THE SCHOOL AND SAVED A BUNCH OF CHILDREN BY SAFELY LEADING THEM OUT OF THE SCHOOL TO SAFETY. and for being THE ONLY TRUE HERO she was then HANDCUFFED AND ARRESTED FOR IT. 🤯🤯🤯

Excellent briefing Sir!!!! What a tragedy to see Officers doing absolutely NOTHING while children and teachers are dying!!!!!

Thanks to Louisville and Nashville for doing things right and chalking a few wins for the good guys, been in LE for 37 years as well as well as 34 year military career and never been this ashamed to wear a badge.

Mike, I agree and am angry asf. I served in Law Enforcement for 18+ years and a military veteran. Was trained in active shooter and barricaded subject. You are 100% correct. SECONDS count. I heard the Chief showed up with no radio. WTF. I viewed the hearings on this. It pisses me off. It's incompetence at the highest level. I agree, Officers should be f**king fired for this. The only one officer who was down the hallway who tried and the others who stood back were cowards. The Chief f**ked up calling off entry and asked for a sniper and "keys". Keys to f**king what? The doors were unlocked. The fricken Chief was calling 911 on his cell phone, didn't commandeer a radio off another Officer. He called off any entry. What the f**k. They did nothing. There is zero excuse. This bothers me until this day. It's cowardice. And I read during the investigation, there was several swat officers on scene and they did nothing. It's disgusting and aggravating.

My man these cops were NOT defunded. Their agency’s budget was half of the city’s ENTIRE budget. Just pure cowardice on display. Not only that, but they are stalking and harassing the one mom who actually had the balls to go in there and save her kid. They’re terrorizing that mom

This video is the most difficult time I've ever had watching a video on TRshow. I knew the police response was bad but watching what happened in that hallway for over an hour, I don't have the words for it. Never trust anyone but your self to save you.

When I went through active shooter training, I was taught if your alone call out that you're going in no time to wait to find the threat and neutralize it don't stop until you know you took the shooter into custody or neutralize and search for additional shooters. Then go into life saving treatment. I did my training at fletc in Artesia, NM. I recommend agencies sending their officers there to become a better operator. The role play is close to real life as it gets.

I just want to say. This event and this video are primary reasons i quit my job and started at the police Academy 8 months ago. Non-sponsored but motivated, currently re-watching this before active shooter training this week.

You, an expert with all the information and experience, have changed my perspective on this entire event. Having only gleaned info from the media coverage I had the impression that the officers had done the right thing but there MIGHT have been some systemic issues with the training and response. The mainstream media isn't just untrustworthy. It's actually become counter-trustworthy, meaning that I'm going to have to assume they are twisting the facts of TRAGEDIES like this to serve their own ends. I have nothing but the utmost respect and genuine heartfelt gratitude for you and everyone like you. I'm just a truck driver with zero training, but as a father of an elementary school age daughter, I KNOW I'd smash through any barrier and smoke that POS as quickly as possible. I pray I never have to prove that, but I can't even IMAGINE standing down the hall picking my ass while kids are getting shot and fighting for their lives. Imagine what those kids are thinking..."My friends are dying! My teachers are dying! The police are here...why don't they come save us!?" ASTOUNDINGLY SHAMEFUL performance. And I'm absolutely with you on bringing charges down on the chief.

"De-funding" never happened in most places and has no bearing on this discussion. These men are cowards and that is all there is to it.

The phrase ‘nobody is coming to save you’ resonates more every day. You are responsible for you and your family’s safety. Nobody else. You.

Just watched this video and as a retired police sergeant, I am ashamed. I come from a smaller department and I have no doubt that I and my officers would give there life to save children REGARDLESS.

I am a first responder, paramedic down in Florida. Part of our county’s training is active shooter, how medics go in with swat, ect. There was an incident earlier that month with a homicide near my daughters elementary school. I will never forget speaking to my battalion chief after the course. I looked into all four of their faces and said, “if I get a call, or whatever, and it is at my kids school, please know that I will take that 11 ton ambulance, drive it into where it needs to go, and do what I need to do, KNOWING OUR SWAT TEAM IS GOING TO BE DRIVING RIGHT UP MY ASS AND HANDLING OUR BUSINESS.” Our cops and swat aren’t pussies. We are ready to move and shoot. Not just swat and cops by their Ems and fire buddies and ready to rock.

You are100% correct! Your emotions in response to this video is completely understandable. Every school should allow teachers to be armed. These kind of cowards would stop targeting schools.

I'm glad you walked through this, Mike. As a former soldier and teacher at the secondary and college level, I want to have an idea of what to do if this ever happens where I teach. Gotta get up and get to one of your classes!

1 year Later and _unfortunately_ this still is a cut & dry case where we seen exactly what happened. God bless the family & friends of the victims.

2007 Navy Seal, Mike Day entered a house in Iraq leading point. He was shot 27 times, killed 4 terrorist and walked out. All these cops encounter an untrained 18 year old and run or won't engage. Not all men are equal. These have no courage. There were untrained parents wanting to engage. IMO - these cops should do the surviving families a favor and leave town. I greatly appreciate your explanation and passion through the timeline.

As a former police officer I can totally agree with you 💯 its sad to see that kids are dying and no one is pushing in towards the gun fire, it is our job to die if so be it to save others. I firmly believe that a person that chooses this work rather than the person that the job has chosen makes a huge difference. I grew up in church my whole life my whole family was in law enforcement my cousin was killed in the line of duty and i did the job because of the calling to help and protect others and if that meant dieing for another then i was good with that but standing back not doing anything while gods children die is something i could not have lived with, as some MEN have said there are worse things than death when you're a man !!

There is nothing else to say as this man has said exactly what needs to be said. Sir, you are what this world needs to see and hear. I thank you.

Thank you for everything you do and of course your service Mike, you're an outstanding American. The lack of action of the law enforcement is beyond disgusting here, this is completely unacceptable. We need reserve military and national guard in and outside of our schools protecting the children of this country.

First and foremost thank you for your service my son is Army retired right now. Second well said and done, the incompetence of all the officers had me sick to my stomach after viewing the video. Keep up the good work and thank you for taking the time to make and post this.

Watching this a year later still infuriates me just as much and still to this day nothing will ever be done with them

“Everybody wants to be an operator until it’s time to do operator shit.” Well said. You can’t buy the mindset. They got gut checked and failed.

Your passion about this tradigy is shared and felt

FieldCraft Survival - Thank you, for your analysis of this tradegy. This horrible mess was a bad as I thought it was and worse than I was hoping the facts would show. Those poor babies, those poor adults. Those broken families. I hope those officers never have a moment's peace of sleep ever again. R.I.P. sweet souls. Gone but never forgotten. I have no more words.

I'm so glad that you did this video. I just found you today. I have no background in LE but I couldn't wrap my head around the massive amount of officers there and the lack of timely action. Wow..ballistic shield...sitting in the hallway. I had no idea.

When that little kid ran around the corner choked me up... This is so freaken sad on so many levels....

Great job, Mike. I learned a lot from this spectacular report. Thank you for being so fair and your cussing was appropriate! May God be with you and your family.

Been a policeman for 9 years. My worst fear isn't getting killed in the line of duty. It's performing like this and having to live with it.

I told myself I wasn't going to watch any more of this than I had already seen. Having a late night not being able to sleep, I decided to watch it. Thank you Mike for speaking your mind. YOU can say any damn thing you want about this with your background & qualifications. A lot of people have probably thought it but to hear someone say it was needed. This is beyond upsetting

We need more people like Christian Craighead who do the most to save lives and actually deserve the term "operator"

I still can't make it through this entire video. I've tried so many times over the last year. It makes me sick how these people have disgraced the badge and what it stands for.

My mother was a kindergarten teacher my whole life. My biggest fear was never if I had to deal with a shooting, it was if someone came in her school. My mother would be the first person to protect her students, because that's who she is. My current chef is a retired PJ, and he and I came up with a shooter scenario years ago (him being a PJ, me being 0331, I'm taking the fight and he's covering me). Grey shirt cop did work, everyone else that sat back needs to be removed.

I am not an American so I will never understand that obsession with individuals going around having guns, and I am not a police fan either seeing how shitty they are, even with the money and equipment (and personal reasons). But I learned a lot from your breakdow', it was very interesting and precise. Thank you for your service and your work

I'm a former soldier and cop, also a school resource officer. Uvalde is the greatest shame upon law enforcement in my lifetime.

I just saw that the police arrested his girlfriend today for threatening the poor families. At least they heeded the warnings signs this time... What an abject failure to neutralize the evil pos. At this point, I don't believe our 'leaders' want to keep our children safe, because if they did, they would. As awful as it is, thanks for running it down and making it a teaching moment, Mike. Prayers Up America ~

MANDATORY training and education in many situations is needed. Preparedness for a multitude of situations can’t be stressed enough. Excellent insight as always at Fieldcraft Survival

I’m a Canadian but doesn’t matter where your from or born in a situation like this all innocent human life matters especially of the children. Thank you Mike for being the voice of the people and educating even in time of tragedy. I’ve seen a lot of your videos and learn something new every time.

I feel like there's a societal issue with this abhorrent situation as well. From day one I've been saying that law enforcement, at the very least front line officers, need some sort of basic combat or tactics training. I've been basically ostracized by certain communities because "the police shouldn't know how to kill us more efficiently" or "they're not in that many shoot outs". Failure to see the big picture at it's finest.

Absolutely Unbelievable like you said they are defenseless helpless children who depend on us (adults) to keep them safe,trained or untrained you just sacrifice your life for thier lives , period. So sorry to the families effected, God bless those babies.

I'm a retired Sheriff- I served multiple roles including SWAT, ERG, Detective, Supervisor, Instructor, FTO, FTO Supervisor, and Rangemaster. I can tell you that these guys are a flaming disgrace. Columbine was the turning point when "Set-up a perimeter and wait for SWAT" turned into, "Even if you are by yourself, you *immediately* go in with what you have at hand and handle business- even if it means you know there's a good possibility you could get shot or killed doing so." There's ∅ excuse. These "officers" are tarnish on the badge.

Sir, you said everything that came to my mind about this incident. This should have ended when the first officer had a shot, or at least when the initial team found him!

I never watch these long video but this one I couldn’t stop watching this man is absolutely amazing and knows exactly what he is talking about! I’m loving that even though he’s law enforcement he isn’t making excuses for these cowards in fact it’s making him heated to watch them all be cowards and is calling every single one of them out! 🙏👏 Thank you for this and for your service sir!

Thank you so much for doing this! I have been struggling to try to understand how this happened.

I’m glad I was able to share your aggravation of high incompetence of the shield. It’s highly impressive listening to your greatly calculated analysis which is forensically on point. A lot could be learned and taught from this 1hour and 43 minute video, which should be mandatory for every new rookie or cadet leaving the academy to watch this video with all its glory bad or sickening as it may be. I appreciate all the time and effort you put into this well constructed video. I’m not a LEO nor want to be one, but I guarantee I would have been one of the first to run towards the sounds of screams and gun fire either with or without other officers as I’m auto engaging my survivability percentage of the kids and my situation as I try and illuminate the threat. I train on many different weapons and on the matts while only being self taught and by watching videos like this.

I was denied a career in Law Enforcement because after my testing the Psychiatrist said "You have a risk taking personality." So I became a Force Recon Marine and now an Attack Helicopter Pilot. I'm thinking families all over Uvalde (and across the nation) are wishing they had some risk takers with badges...JMHO

Found your channel recently watching your CQB video so I know I'm late commenting on this. Amazing job walking us through the time-line of this tragedy. You're completely right that there are a multitude of factors contributing to why these horrible situations keep happening. Thank you for highlighting the mental illness aspect and the cowardice of these officers. However, I have to disagree with "defending the police" being a factor here. For one, for most of the country it's not really happening, we are spending more on law enforcement now than 2-3 years ago. Secondly, this is in Texas not some liberal state or city, there's no chance Texas is defunding l.e. Maybe they should have in Uvalde though and not purchased all that tactical gear or those rifles since they don't want to use them anyway!

Grateful af for you putting this message out, Mike. Thanks for taking it upon yourself to not just talk about it, but provide and make available some of that training yourself. The only other thing I’d like to have come into greater light is where, what, why and how undercover cops have been discovered/exposed at certain of those peaceful rallies that turned violent (and some that weren’t able to be turned violent) inciting violence [especially, with so many of them caught on video]. Besides that bs, thanks for this video and thanks for everything you do.🤙🏽

Thank you Mike, for ALL that you do!

I am damn proud to have people like you fight for my country. Thank you very much for all the crap you put up with over the years and still continue to fight! It is an honor to call people like you my neighbor.

Thanks for the excellent time-line analysis, Mike.

These officers were real tough guys with the unarmed parents out front, throwing parents to the ground and arresting them because they were trying to go in to get their children. It's so pathetic, it makes me literally sick to my stomach.

Wow, there are no words. Thanks for doing this and saying something on your platform. Edit: This crushed me... as a father myself, I have no words. I can't even begin to imagine how the parents feel. Unbelievable.

Man. I feel like I just got my butt chewed. Since I've never been in a firefight though, I needed it. I learned a lot right here. Thank you sir.

Oh wow. I was like something upset this man then he starts talking about a shooting in a school. He went through everything in chronological order and clearly pointed out the incompetent law enforcement officers and other higher officials. I was wondering watching the video why everyone was standing away from the shooting and not going towards it. I do have law enforcement in my family and I've always seen them go towards the the danger to neutralize it immediately. You did an excellent job pointing all these facts out and I could understand why you were upset. It was hard to watch but the video shows that something needs to be done to make sure these officers are trained to do the job and are not just showing up hoping it's a good day. Not to mention the decision to pull back when you are trained to stop the threat. It could have ended in just 3 to 5 minutes. Many opportunities were missed. Those children could have possibly been saved if things turned out differently. So many mistakes were made in this tragic outcome. I was not familiar with this case, I just came across this video on TRshow. It got my attention because you were hammering away at this and now I know why. God bless you for speaking up.

Awesome video, and imo an extremely accurate take on that terrible situation. Honestly for me it was hard to watch, but I hope that something was learned from the way LEOs responded. The Nashville tragedy was handled far better.

I wanted to watch this. I did. But I couldn't. Anger and grief consumed me. I got 45 minutes into it, I can't do anymore. Prayers for all who died. Especially all those innocent babies😭

As a Retired Police Officer (20 Year Patrol Officer in large city) and US Marine ( 8+ years Active/Reserve in Infantry as 0351) I’m beyond saddened and embarrassed about what happened with Law Enforcement and their total lack of action. Your assessment is 100% accurate. Thank you.

God bless you Mike for stating FACTS! 💯% hard to hear facts! Heartbreaking and so frustrating that some tasked with “protecting” us shy away from it when we need them the most. I can tell that this was an emotionally difficult situation /video to break down for you. Just know that we all appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts and expertise with us. Thank you sir!

I just saw your video and I have the same rage as you and agree to every word spoken here. All these grown ass men doing nothing with a badge they should have stayed home to do what they were doing that day and should turn in their badges from the lead captain to the last deputy there. That’s how I feel about how they handled this tragic and painful day.

As a (rookie) EMT, I'm wondering why on earth there is unarmed medical personnel inside a building with an armed suspect. Our priorities are reverse from LEO, scene safety/my life/my partner's life, then my PT. For all I know (as and EMS responder), the shooter has a bunch of explosives in that classroom and I am NOT safe in that hallway. Hell, I'm not safe in the building. IMHO, unarmed EMS has no business being inside until the threat is removed.

This is a freaking amazing video. Keep up the effort you put, if I made a video like that it wouldn't even be 10 minutes long. Massive respect for even covering this situation properly. Most news channels make 1-2minute videos. I watching this entire video, not even a second skipped. Good job, keep doing this 👍

I'm a Texan...This is the first time anyone has been this brutally honest about what we already suspected! Thank you for being man enough to lay it on the line!!!

This video was the absolute best pretty I have ever seen of the subject as a guy who seems to know a hell of a lot about tactical defense. I would love to see you do a series of videos of defense and home defense, it would be awesome.

Sir, great job on this video, so many facts not covered by anyone else. So heartbreaking what happened to those children, prayers to their families.

This whole tragedy made me sick, the cowardice of these officers is sickening.

More power to you brother. You’re spat on. By the way has anybody asimílate this fiasco to what happened at the McDonald’s in July 1984 in San Isidro Ca.? Pretty much the same. Officers took an hour to engage the suspect all the while he over killed his victims.

Glad I saw this. You hit the nail on the head. this should have ended before it began. But what I really appreciated was your thoughts at the end, we live in strange days indeed and we need to be prepared for whatever.

Mike, thank you for doing this video. My wife and I were both Surgery Chief residents at University Hospital in San Antonio when this happened. We received an “all hands on deck” page as soon as the trauma system was made aware of the shooting. We had every tool we needed, and every available general surgery resident/attending was in our trauma bay ready to do what we are trained to do. We watched the minutes pass on the clock, eventually enough minutes passed when we realized how few survivors there were. Not a day goes by I don’t think about who we could have saved if they had gotten to us. This video must have even extremely difficult to make, thank you.

Mike, excellent analysis of the situation (as always). I can provide some clarification on the the officer at the 1:11:36. I can say for certain that was not the officer whose wife was a teacher killed in the attack (he had been removed by that point and stripped of his firearm). I believe that man is a Uvalde County Deputy Sheriff whose daughter was one of the victims. I saw another video where he was interviewed by the media and I’m almost certain it’s the same guy.

This is sad man, you know everyone was talking about it but not in a full breakdown like this... It's a sad, weak world we're living in... Stay blessed my people 🤙🏻

I'm a nuclear officer, we quarterly train out to 300 yds with 5 56 rifles very effectively. He never should've made it to the school.. Love your videos brother 👊🇺🇲👊🇺🇲

Thank you, Mike. 400 officers from different agencies. Jurisdictional mess. One thing that bothers me. School police chief trying to contact killer during active threat event. The Mayor contacted hostage negotiator to talk to the killer. This was not a barricaded situation. The shooter was not going to talk to them. Most of these offenders are on suicide missons.When I was in the military and an uniformed fed, I took courses,paying for some of rhem myself. Another issue was that BORTAC (Border Patrol) jurisdiction is 100 miles from the Mexican border. In my opinion, I would have told the school chief F,_ _k you, we're going in.

It's upsetting to know our tax dollars are paying these officers to serve and protect, but they do nothing!!🤬🤬🤬

I remember I had a professor who would ramble on about how armed citizens do worse in an active shooter than the police. Apparently a 22 year old citizen did better than a police department and multiple federal agencies

"A flawed plan executed quickly is better than the perfect plan executed slowly"

I had never heard the part about an officer having this freak in his sights BEFORE he even got into the school and not taking action. UN-EFFING-BELIEVABLE! Your frustration and cussing is palpable and fully understandable. These guys are a disgrace. Prayers for these victims and their families.

Training, training, training! We fall to the level of our training - and it is OBVIOUS none of these men have ever trained to clear a room or respond to an Active Shooter situation. Even with that, where is the courage to risk?!?!?!?!? This breakdown is sadly mind-blowing.

It's been a year and I'm still mad about this. The cops lack of action is still one of the most disgusting lack of cowardice I've ever seen in my life. I'm still young. I hope it doesn't get worse from here.

Thanks for your assessment of this yet again, shocking incident at another school. God bless you bro.

Excellent breakdown. I would say this was 100% cowardice. “Radical leftists” didn’t defund the Uvalde police department. The department makes up 40% of the city’s budget and the department has trained repeatedly for active shooters, including a drill this past March.

So freaking pumped!!!! I’ve been saying this since Sandyhook! The cop that stayed out in the car? I have been so frustrated with the cowardice of cops in today’s society. I didn’t put together that it could be training giving them the feeling of fear & uncertainty that’s taking away their confidence and ‘muscle memory’! 😮 Thanks for clearing that up. I noticed right away that the 1st one in was the ONLY ONE willing to do their job!? (I’ve known several cops that only become one “to get a bunch of girls” (no confidence?), “to pump up their ego” (this guy was a true, in every sense of the word was a stalker, abusive to his gf), or was a bully to only those weaker and he thrived as a bad cop due to authority in our extremely corrupt area which is what he craved…power, authority, someone that COULDN’T say no to him or was picked on in school & wanted the authority, power, & social status to make him feel good about himself. (To myself, I think whatever career you choose should not MAKE you but compliment you.) Thanks so much for doing this! There are boys/men out there like my own 2 boys 23yo & 19yo and widowed at middle age, so I appreciate what you do to help guide young men. (Black Rifle Company coffee is GOOD, huh?)😁

It was REASSURING to see that Nashville responders got it right...Hope Uvalde PD was taking notes after their fiasco...Doesn't make it right that basically a kid was shooting up even younger kids, but as difficult as it was for those Nashville responders, they got it right for the sake of those kids and adults they protected....Hope you get a chance to talk about it and lend your expertise...Prayers for all those that were lost.

All I can say is, 100% accurate and on point assessment of the ridiculous circus which unfolded. This video needs to become more viral than any of the pointless videos which do nothing more than distract from the crucial reality of the ongoing crisis situation in US. Everything else needs to be put on hold so that the key steps be implemented seriously RIGHT NOW!!!

Ive watched this video several times and it helps me not to forget I must go hard and fast with logic over emotion

You are ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. I became a Volunteer Deputy town Marshall in Florence, Arizona in 1971 and what you are talking about was the FIRST LESSON that I learned. The Deputy that I was riding with told me that we were doing a Felony Stop and he told me to get the Shotgun and cover him. I did but didn't put the Shotgun on the SUBJECT. The Deputy told me to put the Shotgun on his head and if he made any kind of Aggressive Move to SHOOT HIM. And I would have. !!! 1971 and I was a VOLUNTEER. !!!