A teacher who was shot at a school in Uwald, Texas, has criticized the police in that country. He called the police “cowards” for delaying action when gunmen opened fire on students.
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In an interview with ABC News, he said that during the shooting, he advised the students to pretend to be frozen.
Eleven people were killed when the teacher and students in the classroom were armed.
“You had a bulletproof jacket,” he said of the police. I had nothing.
At least 21 people were killed when gunmen opened fire on them. 19 of them are children. The shooting death of a 16-year-old local teenager has sparked renewed national controversy in the United States over gun regulations.
Fourth grade teacher Arnulfo Reis. He has been teaching for 18 years. “I was going to school on the day of the attack in May and I thought, ‘This is going to be a good day,'” he said.
The students were watching a movie when the shooting started. He hurriedly told the students to hide under the table. He also said to pretend to sleep. But the gunman entered the classroom and started firing.
Reyes, after being shot, thought he might be dying. “At that time, I just prayed that my students would not listen to me,” he said. But a student from the next room was shouting. He said, ‘Officer, we are here. ‘
He then said that he (the killer) got up from behind my desk and started firing again in the next room.
