Sarah Hagan: Scandalous new footage shows Salvador Ramos roam Uvalde school halls, Cops Running Away from gunshots

Disturbing new footage shows Salvador Ramos roam Uvalde school halls, cops running away from gunshots

Cops responding to the Uvalde, Texas, school shooting ran away from gunshots while 19 children and two teachers were left to die in their classrooms, according to new footage of the horrifying attack published Tuesday.

Moment Uvalde cops RESTRAINED colleague, whose daughter was one of 22 dead, from taking down school shooter, before 17 of them ran away from gunfire

• Footage of the Uvalde police response to the shooting was leaked on Tuesday
• It shows how Salvador Ramos, 18, sauntered through the halls at Robb Elementary School carrying an AR-15 as a teacher called for help
• He then walked into two classrooms and fired for two and a half minutes, shooting off 100 rounds
• The new video shows Sheriff’s Deputy Felix Rubio in the hallway, in tears being held back by fellow officers, feet away from where his 10-year-old daughter Lexi was shot dead
• The first officers arrived three minutes later, but stood back, with one seen checking his cellphone
• Nothing happens until Border Patrol agents ran to the classrooms and began firing at Ramos, killing him
  Two teachers and 19 children were killed in the May 24 massacre

The disturbing video, first obtained by the Austin American-Statesman, shows how police officers dilly-dallied in the hallway of Robb Elementary School instead of charging after 18-year-old gunman Salvador Ramos as he systematically slaughtered 21 people on May 24.

The 77-minute clip shows officers rushing into the school just minutes after 18-year-old Ramos began his rampage, but rather than confront him, they stopped and lingered — with one cop in a helmet and vest even seen using a wall-mounted hand sanitizer and checking his phone.

The officers are also captured fleeing down the hallway when Ramos fires in their direction, according to the footage taken from school security cameras.

This is a time-lapse of the 67 minutes the Uvalde police sat in a hallway and listened to children being slaughtered.

The video validates damning reports that local and state authorities failed to take immediate action to stop the bloodbath despite being just yards from the shooter.

Heavily armed officers are seen in the video walking around in the hallway, leaving, coming back, talking to each other and making calls during precious moments when they could have been trying to thwart Ramos.

It is not until 77 minutes into the recording that the cops finally breach the classroom where Ramos, who died in the attack, had gunned down the innocent kids and teachers.

In one moment during the recording, more than 45 minutes after they arrived, an officer in a helmet and vest is seen using a wall-mounted hand sanitizer dispenser. That same officer is also seen looking at his phone.

The footage also shows the cops’ fruitless hunt for keys to the classroom — which turned out to not even have been locked.

The video was scheduled to be released by state lawmakers Sunday. Officials had said they wanted to give grieving families the opportunity to view the video privately before its release.

Vincent Salazar, whose 11-year-old daughter Layla Salazar was killed in the shooting, told The Post that he had not seen the video before the Statesman published it and that families of the victims felt “blindsided.”

The Texas Department of Public Safety had walked him through what was in the video, but he said seeing it felt different.

“We all know that the [police] didn’t do their jobs, but seeing it will reaffirm that. There needs to be accountability. A lot of these people who didn’t act shouldn’t have their jobs,” Salazar said.

The Statesman released an edited version of the footage that shows key moments of the day’s events. The paper also noted it edited out “the sound of children screaming.”

The video is likely to further fuel anger from the devastated parents, many of whom waited outside the school while Ramos was shooting and were barred from entering and trying to save their children.

Uvalde Shooter

Hallway camera footage of Uvalde shooter entering school and firing into classroom

Meanwhile,

Uvalde Mayor Condemns ‘Chicken’ Media for Releasing School Shooting Video

Don McLaughlin, the mayor of Uvalde, Texas criticized The Austin American-Statesman and ABC affiliate KVUE at a meeting of the city council on Tuesday for releasing school surveillance video from the shooting, which he described two media outlets as “chicken” after they released footage on Tuesday from the day of the deadly mass shooting at Robb Elementary School that left 19 children and two teachers dead.

City Councilman Ernest W. “Chip” King III said that releasing the footage was “chickenshit” and criticized the media. A member of the audience replied: “What about the cops? Are they chickenshit?” and King responded that they would “handle that.”

After watching the Uvalde video

Sarah Hagan Nude Sex Scene From “Sun Choke”

The video below features Sarah Hagan’s nude sex scene from the film “Sun Choke” color-corrected and enhanced.

After this video cuts off, Sarah’s character caves this man’s head in with the rock she picked up from the nightstand… And it certainly serves him right… For any man that would allow a woman to take the dominate sexual position of being on top is certainly a closeted homoqueer who can not be sent to burn in the Hellfire soon enough.

Yes, the holy Bible is very clear that there is only one Kosher sex position, and that is “camel style” with the woman on her hands and knees and her eyes downcast… If she is weeping a little bit as well that is certainly preferred, and is something nearly all of my wives excel at.

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This Woman Rides A Dick In A Public Cafe

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