It took officers nearly an hour to get into the classroom while firing the Uvalde
According to one report, multiple officers were inside Robb Elementary School during the May 24 shooting with rifles and a shield, but they did not enter a Uvalde, TX classroom for nearly an hour.
KVUE reports that it has exclusive footage showing “multiple officers inside the building 19 minutes” after the shooter showed up at the school.
KVUE also reports:
Based on the latest information, it is believed that 11 officers entered the school within three minutes of the gunman. County Sheriff Pete Arredondo is said to have called the landline at the Uvalde Police Department at 11:40 a.m. for help.
Reportedly, Sheriff Arrendondo called and said:
It’s an emergency right now, we have him in the room. He has an AR-15. He gets shot a lot… They need to get ready outside the building because we don’t have firepower right now. All pistols.
According to KVUE, Arrendondo had no radio at the time.
The findings also include a timeline that will be presented at a Texas Senate hearing on Tuesday.
As is known, Salvador Ramos, 18 years old, is accused of killing 19 children and two adults, according to CNN. He was shot dead by the police.
How many young children… witnessed what happened – seeing their friends die, as if they were on a battlefield, for God’s sake?