Officers in Uvalde, Texas, took more than an hour to kill a shooter who massacred 19 children. That lapse of time will likely be a key part of a Justice Department probe that could last months.
Justice Department officials probing the Texas slayings will examine a host of questions about the police response in Uvalde. A similar review that largely praised the response to the San Bernardino mass shooting was over 100 pages long.
A U.S. Border Patrol tactical team finally used a janitor’s key to unlock the classroom door and kill the gunman, raising more questions about the choice of entry. The review will also likely examine how well officers were prepared with gear like weapons and body armor. The shooter wore a tactical vest and was armed with an AR-15-style rifle, a powerful weapon capable of piercing basic bulletproof vests.
In San Bernardino, meanwhile, only one of the first officers on scene had a shotgun and several did not have body armor. But they still used their training on active shooter situations to form up in a four-officer team to immediately enter the complex.Moving quickly is important not only to stop a shooter from killing more people, but to help the wounded.
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says he was 'misled' about the Uvalde shooting police responseTexas Gov. Greg Abbott said during a press conference in Uvalde that he was 'misled' about the police response to the shooting at the Robb Elementary School.
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Texas already “hardened” schools. It didn’t save Uvalde.After the Uvalde mass shooting, GOP leaders are again pushing to boost school security. But similar legislation after a 2018 school shooting has fallen short of its goals, and experts said there’s no evidence such tactics work.
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Texas school shooting: Uvalde gunman threatened rapes, shootings on Yubo before massacre, users say'[Yubo] said if you see any behavior that's not okay, they said to report it. But they've done nothing,' one user said. 'That kid was allowed to be online and say this.'
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