School resource officer ‘confronted’ the school shooter, followed him into school

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Uvalde, Texas – Multiple sources have confirmed that the school shooter in Uvalde, Texas was “confronted” by an armed school resource officer that did not engage the suspect but followed him inside the school.

Citing Texas DPS officials, NBC correspondent Ken Dilanian said that “the gunman was first spotted outside the school by an armed school resource officer who did not fire at him, but instead confronted him and “followed him in” to the school.”

Darrin Porcher. a criminal justice expert, told Fox News that politicians and law enforcement should reinforce “soft targets” to prevent mass shootings in the wake of the tragedy at Robb Elementary School.

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Telling Fox News, Porcher said: “This is a very unfortunate narrative, however, it keeps repeating itself — it’s somewhat repetitive. As modern-day law enforcement, we’re really great on the response, however, the problem that we have is fortification and omnipresence on soft targets such as this school… The school resource officers on many occasions are not equipped with firearms for these elementary schools. That needs to change. The dynamic of these mass shootings is becoming more and more prevalent in our society, however, we have our elected officials that come on television, they jump up and down, but there is no execution strategy because we have a flawed purpose in how we protect these elementary schools.”