We Finally Know Who Uvalde Chief Called During Shooting – Should He Face Trial for This?
Law enforcement officers failed the people of Uvalde, Texas, on May 24. That much we know for certain. It was on that day that a school shooter opened fire in a classroom at Robb Elementary School, killing 21, most of…

Law enforcement officers failed the people of Uvalde, Texas, on May 24.
That much we know for certain.
It was on that day that a school shooter opened fire in a classroom at Robb Elementary School, killing 21, most of whom were children.
A newly released report from Sunday gives us a better idea of how deep this failure runs.
According to the U.K. Daily Mail, rather than send in the dozens of officers who were on standby into classrooms 111 and 112, Robb Elementary School Police Chief Peter Arredondo chose to negotiate with the gunman, begging him to come out.
CNN released exclusive body footage from the law enforcement response.
The footage shows Arrondado on the phone as he pleads for the shooter to give up.
“Let me know if there’s any kids in there or anything,” Arredondo said, according to the Daily Mail. “This could be peaceful.”
The gunman refused to respond, but Arredondo kept trying to communicate.
“Can you tell me your name, anything that can help, please?” the Police



