The police are accused of taking too long to act during the shooting at the Uvalde school, around an hour after the shooter entered the building.
The police took abad decision“by not quickly entering the school of Uvalde, where a shooter had taken refuge in a class who committed a massacre there, said Friday May 27 Steven McCraw, director of the Texas Department of Public Security.
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“Looking back now, of course it wasn’t the right decision. It was the wrong decision, period“, he declared during a press conference, questioned about the time of intervention of the police, much criticized. Nineteen officers at the scene waited for a Border Police intervention unit, about an hour after the shooter, Salvador Ramos, broke into the building on Tuesday.