Senator: Chief had no radio during Uvalde school shooting

School massacre in Texas, Uvalde police chief didn't have a radio with him

Among the first to arrive on site, he immediately took command of the intervention: so he decided in the first few minutes on the approach that would lead to a disastrous delay in the intervention. Perhaps he believed that the killer was barricaded alone in the classrooms, unaware that the children had instead called for help by calling the emergency number

School police chief didn't have his radio during Uvalde school shooting, State senator says

It’s unclear who at the scene was aware of panicked 911 calls coming from students trapped inside a classroom where the gunman had holed up.

School police chief didn't have his radio during Uvalde school shooting, State senator says

It’s unclear who at the scene was aware of panicked 911 calls coming from students trapped inside a classroom where the gunman had holed up.

School police chief didn't have his radio during Uvalde school shooting, State senator says

It’s unclear who at the scene was aware of panicked 911 calls coming from students trapped inside a classroom where the gunman had holed up.

School police chief didn't have his radio during Uvalde school shooting, State senator says

It’s unclear who at the scene was aware of panicked 911 calls coming from students trapped inside a classroom where the gunman had holed up.

Police chief had no radio during Texas school shooting, says Senator

The agency investigating the mass shooting at elementary school in Uvalde has determined the commander facing criticism for the slow police response was not carrying a radio as the massacre unfolded