The editor of the Austin American-Statesman is defending the news organization’s decision to publish a video it obtained from police showing the moments surrounding the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, last month.

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Newspaper editor defends decision to publish Uvalde shooting video

Sometimes a news outlet's scoop is a tremendous source of pain for the people involved. This is one of those times in Texas.

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Texas news outlets defend decision to publish shooting video from Uvalde

The editor of the Austin American-Statesman is defending the news organization’s decision to publish a video it obtained from police showing the moments surrounding the mass shooting at an el…

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A Texas newspaper on Tuesday posted video of police and federal agents responding to the shooting at an Uvalde elementary school in May, footage at the center of a debate among state and local officials as they investigate the actions of law enforcement in the rampage.
The video, posted by the Austin American-Statesman on its website, shows the 18-year-old gunman, Salvador Ramos, crash his pickup truck and enter Robb Elementary School carrying a…

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Texas Newspaper Posts Video Of Police Responding To Uvalde Shooting

A Texas newspaper on Tuesday posted video of police and federal agents responding to the shooting at an Uvalde elementary school in May, footage at the centre of a debate among state and local officials as they investigate the actions of law enforcement in the rampage. Read More

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Texas newspaper posts video of police responding to Uvalde shooting

A newspaper in the southeastern U.S. state of Texas has posted surveillance video of the police response to the shooting rampage at an elementary school in May that left 19 children and two teachers dead. 
The edited video posted Tuesday on the website of the Austin American-Statesman shows 18-year old gunman Salvador Ramos crashing his truck outside Robb Elementary School on May 24 and firing his high-powered assault rifle at the school as the …

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Texas Newspaper Posts Video of Police Response to Uvalde School Shooting Massacre

The edited surveillance footage shows dozens of law enforcement officers, including some with protective shields, waiting in the hallway.

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Texas news outlets publish disturbing Uvalde surveillance video ahead of public release

Residents criticized footage of police inaction in the video, while the local mayor decried its early publication.

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In Uvalde, Leaked Video From School Where Shooting Occurred Spurs Anger, Debate

I couldn’t disagree more. It was a public service that the Austin American-Statesman finally foiled the attempted cover-up of the footage.
Whoopi Goldberg is extremely angry at the Austin Ameri...

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Whoopi flips out: Shame on the newspaper that published the Uvalde surveillance video

A new wave of anger swept through Uvalde on Tuesday over surveillance footage of police officers in body armor milling in the hallway of Robb Elementary School while a gunman continued firing inside a fourth-grade classroom where 19 children and two teachers were killed.

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Newspaper posts video from Uvalde

Things got emotionally heated during ABC’s The View on Wednesday as co-host Whoopi Goldberg raged at the Austin American-Statesman newspaper out of Texas after they published a leaked surveillance video from inside the Uvalde elementary school during the massacre.

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KVUE and the Austin American-Statesman release edited footage of Uvalde school shooting. Rep. Dustin Burrows vows to release surveillance video from inside the school. Burrows is chairman of a special Texas House panel investigating the May 24 shooting. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Uvaldi's mayor, Don McLaughlin, have called for the footage's release.

Newspaper editor defends decision to publish Uvalde shooting video

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