Published 2 years ago

Texas Chief Admits Cops Made ‘Wrong Decision’ Not to Storm Uvalde Classroom

Summary by Ground News

It was the "wrong decision" not to storm the classroom where a gunman was holed up killing primary school children, a Texas official admitted. Admission came at highly-charged press conference in Uvalde, Texas. Some reports said it was up to an hour before a special Border Patrol team killed the gunman. Parents had to be restrained outside, desperately wanting to enter the school themselves to take action.

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Times of India

Texas official says 'wrong decision' not to breach classroom

Police in the Texas town have come under angry criticism since Tuesday's tragedy over why it took an hour to neutralize the gunman -- who was barricaded inside a classroom at Robb Elementary School.

2 years ago·India

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BBC News

Uvalde shooting: Texas shooting response was wrong, says official

"Please send the police now," one girl pleaded as officers waited over an hour to storm the classroom.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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News18 India

'It Was Wrong Decision': Top Texas Security Official On Police Decision to Not Breach Door In Texas Shooting

Police have come under intense criticism since Tuesday's tragedy over why it took well over an hour to neutralize the gunman

2 years ago·India

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The Guardian

Texas officials: police made 'wrong decision' waiting to enter school during shooting – video

There was 'no excuse' for officers not trying to break into an elementary school classroom where a gunman killed 19 students and two teachers, the Texas department of public safety has said.Steven McCraw said in hindsight, the decision for law enforcement to wait outside the school for around an hour had been wrong.Texas school shooting– latest updatesGrief, loss and love as Uvalde struggles under a heavy cloudContinue reading...

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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