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Teacher Tells Court She Saw Officer Accused of Failing to Delay Uvalde School Massacre: ‘He Just Stayed There’
Adrian Gonzales faces 29 child endangerment charges over the Robb Elementary shooting response; trial testimony revealed delays and unlocked classrooms, inciting courtroom outbursts.
- On Jan. 5, jury selection concluded and testimony began the following day in Corpus Christi for former Uvalde CISD officer Adrian Gonzales, who faces child endangerment charges.
- The charges arise from the May 24, 2022 shooting at Robb Elementary, when prosecutors say Gonzales failed to act despite having time, information, and recent active-shooter training.
- On the trial's sixth and seventh days, emotional testimony from Arnulfo Reyes and other teachers was heard, while Velma Lisa Duran, sister of Irma Garcia, was escorted out after yelling.
- Judge Sid Harle responded by disqualifying the woman from the gallery, instructing the jury to disregard her outburst, and noting child endangerment is a state jail felony with sentencing by Harle if convicted.
- After a 2025 venue change, the trial moved to Nueces County with prosecutors expected to call approximately 60 witnesses; Pete Arredondo, former Uvalde CISD police chief, faces 10 child endangerment charges.
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Read Full ArticleTeacher tells court she saw officer accused of failing to delay Uvalde school massacre: ‘He just stayed there’
A school employee testified Wednesday she saw both a teenage gunman and a police officer responding to an emergency before the 2022 massacre at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas.
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