The Uvalde Police Chief who prevented officers from entering Robb Elementary School to rescue children during a mass shooting, Peter Arredondo, is revealed to have personally given money to anti-gun Beto O'Rourke who has repeatedly vowed to confiscate guns from Americans and repeal the Second Amendment.

Arredondo donated $17 to Act Blue and $5 of it was "earmarked for Beto." The $10 donation was earmarked, "Need to Impeach."

The donation shows his political affiliation and ideology: That the Second Amendment must be repealed.

Uncanceled.news reports: You may recall that year Robert "Beto" O'Rourke, formerly a Democratic member of Congress, was running for governor against current GOP Gov. Greg Abbott. After he lost that race, he decided to run for president and entered the Democratic primary sweepstakes. During a debate, he famously said, "Hell yes, we're coming after your AR-15s." Indeed, that 'pledge' inspired now-Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.), who owns a restaurant in Rifle, Colo., where wait staff are required to wear a sidearm, to run for Congress.

"The police chief of the Uvalde CISD Police donated money to ActBlue in December of 2017 that was earmarked for… Beto O'Rourke. Can't make it up," noted political commentator Pete D'Abrosca.

He then reminded his followers that Arrendondo was the one who stopped responding police officers from entering the Robb Elementary School as the shooter was inside killing people.

"To be clear: this is the same guy who stopped 19 LEO's from entering the school while 21 people were being murdered," he wrote.