Arlington Police Chief Says, Bullying Did Not Play A Part In Timberview High School Shooting
Arlington police chief says he does not believe bullying played a part in the Timberview High shooting two weeks ago.
Mansfield ISD held a town meeting Thursday to discuss the recent shooting that injured three students and a teacher.
Timothy Simpkins family claimed he had been a victim of bullying and that’s what led to the shooting.
After weeks of investigating Arlington police said they did not believe Simpkins was a victim of bullying.
Arlington police chief Al Jones said in a statement, “We can’t and we won’t say that there was any evidence of bullying that day or any other day. I also want to say with certainty that Mr. Simpkins is involved in high-risk activity, and that high-risk activity led to the disagreement within the community.”
Since the shooting on October 6, Mansfield ISD has taken several safety precautions.
They have also added more police on campus and they’re training more staff in helping with security measures.
Same department where the desk clerk will bully a rape victim.
They trying to cover this up that cheif a lie if u look at the fight the day before yes its bullying thats why u have to be careful when you move in these prejudice neighborhoods we need to have a protest about this
First of all I know people that know both of them. Timothy was selling drugs. Timothy was actually into it with the boys brother not the 15 year old. The 15 year old went to at
The 15 year old went into timothys class to fight him. The brother pr cousin of the 15 year old was the one that robbed timothy and pistol whipped him for 2 minutes. They trying to cover that up for sure but I wonder why.
I think that he was bulled they are trash I am praying for both sides