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Names of Texas DPS Cowards Below
Texas DPS trooper explaining why he and his fellow Texas DPS troopers didn’t have the balls to save her friends lives
Cowards With Badges
The following names are Texas DPS troopers that were stationed within 60 miles or less from Robb Elementary in Uvalde Texas on the day of the shooting massacre. The names of the following troopers were more than likely at the massacre and did nothing to save the children.
One thing to take in consideration is that some troopers were at home probably sleeping after working their shift and may or may not have shown up to the school.
Texas public safety is refusing to release the names of 91 cowards. To me that means all DPS troopers are cowards.
Uvalde County DPS Troopers
Flores, Serapio Zamera
Bogdanski, Richard J
De Luna Jr., Orlando
Elizondo, Crimson Chance
Hernandez Jr., Ruben
Jefcoat, Michael Ryan
Martinez, Anna Marie
O’Neal, Michael Jarel
Maverick County DPS Troopers
Rivera, Gloria
Conde Jr., Noe
Davila, Cristian Jose
Flores, Isaac Serapio
Gomez, Fernando Daniel
Gonzalez, Manuel Alejandro
Hernandez, David
Hernandez, Enrique Gaspar
Johnson III, Lionel
Martinez Jr., Andres
Najera, Andrew Keith
Olmeda, Cody J
Palos, Sara Edith
Perez, Florinda
Pina, Joaquin Fernando
Quinn II, Freddie Earl
Rios, Gregorio
Soto, Alvaro
Medina County Texas DPS Troopers
Chapa, Adolfo Antonio
Driggers, Robert Mack
Garcia, Juan N
Herrera, Peter S
Mclaurin, Raquel Elizabeth
Norton, Jason Clifford
Rogers, Waylon S
Schmidt, Daniel Jason
Sturgill, Garrett William
Trevino Jr., Robert M
Valera, Eder Martinez
Zavala County Texas DPS Troopers
Ayala Lara, Efrain
Earnest, Davionce Jacquesh
Flores, Eric Ivan
Gomez, Juan Carlos
Maldonado, Israel
Marroquin, Gladys
Santiago, Jacob Anthony
Kerr County Texas DPS Troopers
Perez III, Arturo
Heath, Joshua Christian Aaron
Moorman, John Robert
Morris, Joe Keith
Ortiz, Anthony
John Franklin Watson
Frio County Texas DPS Troopers
Ayala, Luis Antonio
Gonzalez, Raymundo Teodoro
Starowitz, Christopher Thomas
Torres, Daniel Espinosa
Bandera County Texas DPS Troopers
Aragones, Athony John
Greebon, Trent Wade
Shinar, Scott Paul
There were 57 Texas DPS troopers that were within less than an hours drive from Robb Elementary. I believe up to at least 41 DPS troopers showed to up to the massacre from the list above.
That’s 41 “local” troopers, but there were 91 DPS cowards on the scene. My guess is that approximately 50 DPS troopers from Bexar county arrived at the end to join the circle jerk with the rest of the troopers.
A State trooper was on the scene two minutes after the shooting started
Body camera footage released by the city of Uvalde last month shows a Texas Department of Public Safety trooper was on the scene outside Robb Elementary School just 2 minutes and 28 seconds after the gunman entered, a timeline earlier than previously known.
The department had only disclosed, in timelines and testimony, that the first state trooper entered the school hallway at 11:42 a.m., nine minutes after the gunman entered the school. But DPS had not stated when the trooper first arrived at the school itself.
The more specific timeline raises further questions about DPS’s own transparency and role in the botched police response, even as the department leads the investigation into what happened. The body camera video was provided to CNN by Uvalde Mayor Don McLaughlin, who has expressed his frustration with the department’s investigation and accused DPS of a “cover-up.”
The head of the largest police union in Texas said the new timeline raised serious questions about the department’s trustworthiness.
What Were The Texas State Troopers Doing During The Uvalde School Shooting?
With 91 Texas State Troopers on the scene, not one went in to save the children while they were being killed. Texas Department of Public Safety is refusing to release the names of the Texas DPS troopers who were there that day.
Texas “Coward” Troopers outside Uvalde School
Texas DPS Cowards in Uvalde Texas
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