I grew up right next door to Rob, he is one of my dads best friends and a big brother to me. He was a great influence to me growing up in Stockton and really helped guide my path. He is an awesome person, we need more men like Robby. Amazing to see what he has achieved, proud of you Rob.
I remember when this happened, I was at World Gym on Grand Canal when this happened! Announced on the local radio …. Just in shocked and started praying for the victims, kids, teachers and family involved . ❤🙏🏽
It's going to come down to teachers carrying concealed at schools saying screw your law. If caught, it shouldn't be held against them its an infringement on their right for protecting their life and lives of the children they teach.
People need to listen to this. What the first responder said to him when he was just a young boy: "Pain is a good thing! It means you're alive!" Wow! JUST WOW!
As a teacher, I wish it was possible for me to make changes on our campus that easy. We have the least say in how things are run. We can't fix anything without stepping on the toes of the facilities union. Hell, if we even put caution stickers on the low hanging playground equipment we can face lawsuits for, "Altering equipment". We can barely control what we do in our own classrooms. It's all directed by the district, and we're just script readers and babysitters most days. Its infuriating to be both held responsible and at the same time unable to actually do anything.
It seems to me the first person on scene should engage the shooter in such a way that the shooter has pressure put on him and his focus is on the responder not potential victims even if the responder is not fighting to neutralize the shooter as a priority goal.
I’m glad Travis caught me on that. I honestly didn’t mean it like that. I will never be “good enough” when it comes to training or being “ready.” I have the mindset to do what’s needed, but will always have room to grow and be better. Thank you for listening!
I grew up right next door to Rob, he is one of my dads best friends and a big brother to me. He was a great influence to me growing up in Stockton and really helped guide my path. He is an awesome person, we need more men like Robby. Amazing to see what he has achieved, proud of you Rob.
Really disappointed these aren't getting out there more. These past two podcasts have humbled me as an individual.
This series keeps getting better with every episode.
This needs to be on all major networks.
This is the type of content people need to hear after this type of incident
Amazing episode!
I remember when this happened, I was at World Gym on Grand Canal when this happened! Announced on the local radio …. Just in shocked and started praying for the victims, kids, teachers and family involved . ❤🙏🏽
It's going to come down to teachers carrying concealed at schools saying screw your law. If caught, it shouldn't be held against them its an infringement on their right for protecting their life and lives of the children they teach.
100%
An amazing interview, hughly recomended!
Well done.
People need to listen to this. What the first responder said to him when he was just a young boy: "Pain is a good thing! It means you're alive!" Wow! JUST WOW!
Loving the podcast, keep it up
Excellent episode. Very moved by the work you do here. Thanks, Travis.
As a teacher, I wish it was possible for me to make changes on our campus that easy. We have the least say in how things are run. We can't fix anything without stepping on the toes of the facilities union. Hell, if we even put caution stickers on the low hanging playground equipment we can face lawsuits for, "Altering equipment". We can barely control what we do in our own classrooms. It's all directed by the district, and we're just script readers and babysitters most days. Its infuriating to be both held responsible and at the same time unable to actually do anything.
The Bath School Massacre happened in 1928.. I think it was the worst that there’s been and it never gets mentioned
My brother, Rob.
It seems to me the first person on scene should engage the shooter in such a way that the shooter has pressure put on him and his focus is on the responder not potential victims even if the responder is not fighting to neutralize the shooter as a priority goal.
Be careful of "Good Enough".
Thank you.
I’m glad Travis caught me on that. I honestly didn’t mean it like that. I will never be “good enough” when it comes to training or being “ready.” I have the mindset to do what’s needed, but will always have room to grow and be better. Thank you for listening!
What if they allow conceal carry license holders to marry on school grounds?