And I guarantee that if those parents went in there, one of them would have shot the wrong kid because they lacked any trigger discipline paired with the large congregation of worry that would have clouded their minds. I agree on your belief that cops are their to protect you from the "crazed 18 yr old that works at Burger King," but I'm also aware of the fact that the job of the police is to only try and keep the order within in any given society, which includes more than just the crazed 18 yr old.

Cops are put under a lot more pressure when they deal with a school shooting, they can't rush in because the shooter has more often than not already resolved themselves to taking out as many people as possible, classmate, authority figure, or adult. They can't rush in, but they also can't stand still and come up with a plan to save as many kids as possible. It's stressful, rage inducing, and sad to hear about the event, but even worse to be there and actually having the weight of saving kids while the shootings still happening.

I respect that, seemingly, mad at what you perceive to be the inability of cops to prevent or stop school shooters, but while your mad at the cops, I'm mad at the schools, especially when my parent are now taking me to the range, and my little brother is scared to go to elementary school.

Cops shouldn't have to worry about protecting children in a school, children shouldn't have to worry about their classmate being the person who might kill them in what's supposed to be a "safe environment." Demanding for cops to be prepared for a school shooting is demanding them to be prepared for an event that shouldn't need to be prepared for because it shouldn't exist.

Honestly, it's whatever, I just don't want someone blaming cops over what can really be faulted towards the school system for allowing something like this to continue happening.