[Texas Tribune] New Uvalde school shooting documentary and investigation reveal details of law enforcement’s flawed response

so, is the documentary just 90 minutes of them sitting there harassing and detaining parents?

Friendly reminder that Texas sucks. Republicans suck too. They’re a pox on America.

ACAB.

This is the best summary I could come up with:

The May 2022 gun massacre at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde left 19 children and two teachers dead.

More than a year and a half later, findings from a state-led investigation into the chaotic response — in which officers took more than an hour to take down the shooter — have yet to be released.

But FRONTLINE, The Texas Tribune and ProPublica gained access to a trove of the materials from the investigation and were able to review the accounts of almost 150 responding officers, as well as hours of body camera footage and 911 calls.

In a new documentary, “Inside the Uvalde Response,” and an article that publish Tuesday, the news organizations draw on these materials to reconstruct the day’s events, giving a detailed analysis of one of the most criticized mass shooting responses in recent history, and providing extraordinary real-time insight into law enforcement’s thoughts and actions.

The film features never-before-published interviews conducted by state and federal investigators in the days immediately after the shooting.

Accounts in the documentary suggest that officers didn’t initially realize there were children in the school’s classrooms, as the kids were doing what they’d been taught to do in active shooter trainings: remain out of sight and stay quiet.

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