Uvalde Police Asked Permission to Fire at Shooter

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The Uvalde report, conducted by the Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training Center, evaluated the response of local law enforcement and confirmed that a police officer actually asked for a supervisor's permission to fire at Ramos prior to entering the school.
53% : Or when "accountability" on the part of law enforcement was promised by Democrats?
51% : As officers gathered in multiple teams at either end of the hallway, the report notes that though circumstances would've been dangerous -- even resulting in injury or death (you know, the kind of circumstances police officers sign up for) -- law enforcement would've likely been able to apprehend Ramos and help the trapped students and faculty in the classrooms to safety more swiftly.
38% : National criticism for the many ways in which law enforcement bungled the shooting has been justifiably relentless, and excuses trotted out by conservatives, cop-apologists, and the like, have been just as persistent.
36% : As of now, no member of law enforcement has been fired for their failure to act and collective cowardice.

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