An Armed School Employee Helped Stop a School Shooting Yesterday. Media Remains Silent

[wmg1299]

A gunman entered a school which was hosting a Summer Camp in Duncanville, TX (just outside Dallas) yesterday. An armed camp employee exchanged gunfire with the suspect, who then tried to enter a classroom filled with kids. The suspect was shot and killed by police officers, who arrived on the scene and confronted the gunman within 2 minutes. I live in Dallas and didn't hear anything about this.

I'm no fan of NBC news, but at least they mentioned it on their website. Did you guys hear about this? Did the story you saw mention the armed school/camp employee? Shouldn't the media be covering this as much as they did the Uvalde shooting?

Gunman killed by police at Texas summer camp had opened fire near classroom filled with kids

No children, staff members or police were harmed as the deadly confrontation unfolded at the Duncanville Fieldhouse just outside Dallas.

www.nbcnews.com

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[Jfal]

Not a peep up in WI, but I just turned on FNC....maybe it will be mentioned this evening...right.

 

[mikep]

To the media this is a story that needs to be buried rather than mentioned.
Sad times.

 

[javbike]

That guy is a hero period

 

[Bassbob]

I read it on the internet yesterday. Whatever organization it was failed to mention anything about an armed camp employee though.

 

[wmg1299]

The local Fox affiliate did a follow-up which identified the suspect. The suspect had multiple priory felony convictions for drug offenses and Intoxication Manslaughter, but was surprisingly still able to get a gun. I doubt that the national media will do a follow-up now that this info has been released.

Gunman killed in Duncanville summer camp shootout identified

The gunman who died in a shootout with Duncanville police at a youth summer camp has been identified as 42-year-old Brandon Ned.

www.fox4news.com

 

[Ranger715]

No story at Fox, Breitbart or Daily Wire. But Breitbart had this:

DA: Legally Armed Citizen Opened Fire on Walmart Parking Lot Gunman

D.A. Sam Sanguedolce said an armed citizen opened fire on a man who allegedly shot a woman in a Walmart parking lot on June 1, 2022.

www.breitbart.com

Add these to the Charleston, WV incident, and it's no wonder the dems are telling everyone that good guys with guns are a myth. Everything they say is the opposite of the truth.

 

[JoeBuffalo]

Wow

 

[Bloodknight]

I think we all know whats going on here.If it dosen't meet the liberal agenda.It ain't news.We got a long road ahead of us guys & girls.

 

[Keystone19250]

Let’s be realistic, the plan is to eventually disarm the general population so why would the anti 2A crowd want to glorify a citizen who legally owns a firearm and protects children from being killed. It doesn’t fit their agenda.

 

[Philmo11]

Let’s be realistic, the plan is to eventually disarm the general population so why would the anti 2A crowd want to glorify a citizen who legally owns a firearm and protects children from being killed. It doesn’t fit their agenda.

This

 

[xdman]

This happened about 30 min from me

Alabama school resource officer shoots, kills ‘suspicious’ person outside elementary school: report

Police in Alabama say a “suspicious” person has been shot and killed outside Walnut Park Elementary in Gadsden after attempting to gain entry to the building.

www.foxnews.com

A passerby saw the guy trying to get in the school, but the doors were locked. Then the bg was caught trying to break into the cop car.

 

[conax]

It kind of makes all their gun 'safety' laws suspect. They make the wrong people 'safe.' A national 'stand your ground' law would reiterate the right to self defense and put some creeps on notice.

 

[wmg1299]

Let’s be realistic, the plan is to eventually disarm the general population so why would the anti 2A crowd want to glorify a citizen who legally owns a firearm and protects children from being killed. It doesn’t fit their agenda.

I'm not surprised to see MSNBC, CNN, and the other usual suspects ignoring recent cases of both School Resource Officers and legally-armed citizens effectively protecting school children. What I don't understand is why supposedly conservative news sources are also failing or refusing to cover these stories. The local Fox News affiliate, which isn't necessarily conservative, at least mentioned the incident while the national Fox News shows did not. I had hoped that Fox News had a separate agenda from the openly liberal networks, but it is starting to look like they don't.

 

[Bassbob]

I'm not surprised to see MSNBC, CNN, and the other usual suspects ignoring recent cases of both School Resource Officers and legally-armed citizens effectively protecting school children. What I don't understand is why supposedly conservative news sources are also failing or refusing to cover these stories. The local Fox News affiliate, which isn't necessarily conservative, at least mentioned the incident while the national Fox News shows did not. I had hoped that Fox News had a separate agenda from the openly liberal networks, but it is starting to look like they don't.

I heard a bit about this story on a conservative talk radio show this morning. He mentioned the quick response by police, but no mention of an armed camp employee. Makes me think there’s something not right about this story.

 

[Keystone19250]

I heard a bit about this story on a conservative talk radio show this morning. He mentioned the quick response by police, but no mention of an armed camp employee. Makes me think there’s something not right about this story.

Could very well be true.

 

[10mmLife]

I heard a bit about this story on a conservative talk radio show this morning. He mentioned the quick response by police, but no mention of an armed camp employee. Makes me think there’s something not right about this story.

It could be that everybody wants to talk about the incident but all the info isn't out yet so the radio show is only stating the current known more accurate info instead of spreading misinformation. I'm sure the report will be updated today as more comes out.

As most of us know in the event of a tragedy today's mainstream media will report whatever they hear the moment they hear it instead of waiting for the facts to come in first.

 

[mikep]

Fox News makes no mention of an exchange of gunfire between the bad guy and the armed school employee. Not sure what to believe anymore.

Texas summer camp shooting: Alleged gunman killed in police shootout identified

Brandon Ned, 42, of Dallas, was identified as the armed man who walked into a children's summer camp in Duncanville, Texas, and was killed in a shootout with police.

www.foxnews.com

 

[fatjimmy]

I'm not surprised to see MSNBC, CNN, and the other usual suspects ignoring recent cases of both School Resource Officers and legally-armed citizens effectively protecting school children. What I don't understand is why supposedly conservative news sources are also failing or refusing to cover these stories. The local Fox News affiliate, which isn't necessarily conservative, at least mentioned the incident while the national Fox News shows did not. I had hoped that Fox News had a separate agenda from the openly liberal networks, but it is starting to look like they don't.

National Fox News is not conservative. Really not much different from CNN or MSNBC.

 

[nmedge]

Its not being mentioned because there wasn't a massive body count. One crazy guy just don't do it anymore but right there is the issue, A CRAZY GUY! They need to lock up the loons.