5 reactions to Nashville Christian school shooter’s leaked manifesto: 'We can handle the truth'
5. The National Police Association
The National Police Association, which is involved in a court battle with Nashville's city and police department demanding the manifesto be made public, weighed in on the leaked pages.
"I think it highlights the importance of getting the information out as soon as possible," said Doug Pierce, the Tennessee attorney representing the NPA in the case, told Fox News. He called the potential leak a "bombshell" but said he could not confirm the documents.
Pierce clarified that their case is still pending, and the documents did not come out in court.
"What was requested would include more than just these three pages," he said, adding that the lawsuit “could go on” for “years” before it is resolved.
