Mr. Checkpoint argues that the police should be held to high standards of accountability for their actions and conduct.

“they're supposed to follow the law and if not there's repercussions or there's some way to handle it”

Andrew Sheets claims that modern police practices, such as the use of Stingrays and license plate readers, violate individual privacy and are used to build unwarranted files on citizens.

“my Sheriff has one I pulled records 11 people are trained at his office to do that and his son is trained too isn't that weird so who and you know and I know they secretly you know they're supposed to pull records for it right but you got you got the Godlike device”

The disciplinary actions taken against dispatchers involved in the failure were insufficient given the gravity of the consequences.

“Four employees were ordered to do remedial training and had brief, very brief suspensions, but that was really it. It wasn't a suitable response in my opinion for possibly costing Denise her life.”

Federal law enforcement agencies like ICE and CBP should be subject to requirements such as wearing body cameras, identifying themselves, obtaining warrants for arrests, and adhering to a professional

“but with Democrats still demanding changes in Ice operations, including that agents wear body cams and identify themselves, get warrants, were arrest and adhere to a code of conduct similar to state and local law enforcement.”

Police officers must be held accountable by their colleagues and department to prevent abuse of power.

“I think two things that we can implement right away is cops holding cops accountable I think that I think that will help I also think doing a better job of vetting who our police officers are”

The Uvalde police department should be terminated for failing to intervene during the school shooting.

“in conclusion uvalde police department you all deserve to be fired i mean this is ridiculous you can't just sit around and do nothing about a school shooting who the [ __ ] do you think you are politicians”

She believes the district attorney's office failed to act with the necessary care and professionalism in her sister's murder case.

“I still don't understand their reasoning behind anything that they're doing with this case, whether they, you know, don't want to take this case to a trial because it's too much for them.”

Law enforcement agencies frequently fail to perform basic, common-sense investigative steps, requiring families to become their own advocates to ensure the search is conducted correctly.

“when you assume that the police are doing something it's almost a risk to assume that because there's a there's a good chance that they're not actually doing those things that they need to do or even doing the most simple things that you think are common sense”