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Hey everyone, I've been thinking a lot about how the security at the Baker Civic Club was handled during the night of the shooting. It's really frustrating to know that Donnie T. Cavalier was there as a security guard without proper training or a license to carry a firearm. I mean, to think a party with so many young people relied on untrained security during such a critical moment is really concerning. It makes me wonder about the responsibilities of event organizers when it comes to ensuring safety. Shouldn't there be stricter regulations for hiring security personnel for events like this? My heart goes out to the families. I can't imagine what they're going through, and it's sad to think this tragedy might have been preventable with better precautions in place. What are your thoughts on this aspect of the case?
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The tragic events at the Baker Civic Club have left a lasting impact on the community, and while much focus has understandably been on the victims and the suspect, I want to shift attention to the role that should have been played by security that night. It seems like there was a massive gap in how the event was handled. What was going through Donnie T. Cavalier's mind when he resorted to firing his weapon? I can’t even imagine the fear and chaos during those moments, but it raises real questions about the qualifications and training required—or the lack thereof—for someone tasked with keeping a gathering safe. Marcell, Kendal, and Diontrey deserved better security measures and protocols, particularly when the guests were so young. It’s heartbreaking not only for the families but also for the community that trusted the safety of their children to an amateur with no formal training. I hope this case spurs some much-needed conversations and reforms around security at events, especially those involving youth. My heart goes out to the families and friends who have to relive this every day.
