Did Uvalde Cops Shoot One Of The Child Victims?
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5:51Now PlayingAn audio recording has surfaced from the Uvalde school shooting that appears to capture a child claiming to have been shot and police responding with “They shot a kid?” Many are concluding that this is evidence that once police finally decided to enter the classroom with the shooter, they may have fired one or more times that struck the child on the recording.
Jimmy and American comedian Kurt Metzger discuss this compelling audio recording and what it may mean for the ever-declining public perception of how the shooting was handled by police.
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