Tennessee Conservative
Nashville Police Chief John Drake Has Officially Confirmed The Authenticity Of A Leak Involving 3 Pages Of The Covenant School Shooter’s Writings. Some Are Wondering How These Could Have Been Leaked While Others Are Focused Instead On Who The Documents Were Leaked By And Why They Were Leaked To A Texas Political Commentator Instead Of Someone In Tennessee.
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Based On Statements Made By Public Officials Then And Now, Tennesseans Have Little Reason To Trust That The Information Given To Them By Those Same Officials Will Be An Unadulterated Truthful Accounting Of What Is Captured In The Remaining Pages Of The Covenant Shooter’s Manifesto.
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A Three-Day Manhunt For A Man Accused Of Shooting Two La Vergne Police Officers Ended On Tuesday Night When He Was Found Dead In Nashville.
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Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake Recently Revealed That It Was His “Estranged Son” Who Allegedly Shot Two Police Officers At A Dollar General In La Vergne, Tennessee.
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The Metro Nashville Council Accepted A Grant On Tuesday That Would Provide More Funding For School Resource Officers. This Grant Will Cover The Cost To Place SROs In Every Middle And High School In The Metro Area.
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Tennessee’s Jewish Community Responds To Events In Israel With Prayer, Mourning And By Beefing Up Security At Synagogues And Schools.
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This Past Week In A Shift From Prior Statements, Mayor John Cooper And MNPD Police Chief John Drake Stated That There Will Be An Armed Sro In Every Elementary School- Eventually.
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Debate Continues Over Whether The Covenant School Shooter’s Writings Should Be Released To The Public Or Not, After Three Adults And Three Nine-Year-Old Children Were Shot And Killed In March Of This Year. It’s Now Been Two Months Since The Issue Was Brought To Court And One Lawyer Has Relayed That The Case May Not Come To A Close For Another Three Years.
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Governor Bill Lee Has Released A Statement Asserting That The Metro Nashville Police Department Is Doing “A Disservice” By Declining State Funding To Add School Resource Officers To Nashville Elementary Schools.
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The Metro Nashville Police Department Will Not Be Requesting The 5.25 Million Dollars For SROs For The Elementary Schools In The District, Citing A Lack Of Resources. However, With MNPD Likely Reaching Full Staffing Capacity In The Near Future, Why Are Those New Resources Not Being Allocated To The Schools Where Some Of Our Most Vulnerable Citizens Spend Most Of Their Time?
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