Gutierrez said he did with agency that regulates 911 calls, Commission on State Emergency Services, and was told that 911 calls are being processed and passed on to the city police force on scene. However, it is not clear if this information was handed over to the school district police chief. who was the commander of the incident on scene.
“They were handed over to police officer Uvalde and the government agency I spoke to didn’t tell me. who I mean,” Gutierrez said.
Gutierrez also said he wants know more about what happened at school that day.
“I want to know where were the cops in this room. I want to know how a lot of of my cops were in there, how there were a lot of state soldiers there. I want to know how many state soldiers were outside. I want to know how many federal officers were inside for 19 minutes i mean for 45 minutes,” Gutierrez told reporters.
“I want to know specifically who was getting 911 calls,” he said.
CNN contacted the Commission on State Emergency Services, Uvalde Police and Uvalde Unified Independent School District for comment on Gutierrez’s statements.
State Senator also said the Texas Department of Public Safety Colonel Stephen McCraw told him he would get information about identities of 19 officers who we in hallway outside the class where the shooter was, on Friday. Gutierrez promised share what information with media once received.
“I beg you, don’t allow these people hide behind district attorney’s investigation on procedural issues. No need allow anyone not allow hide this governor behind local district attorney on these procedural violations, on these policy failures, under the pretext of what we’re looking at criminal investigation,” the state senator urged.
“There were many of failure here,” he said.
Search warrant issued for Mobile phone of teenager Salvador Ramos, truck he was driving and his grandparents were at home, according to court records obtained by CNN.
One warrant, signed on Wednesday by Uvalde County District Court Judge Camille Dubose, allows law enforcement perform court medical expert download of Ramos’ iPhone 13 Pro Max, which was found next to his body after he was fatally shot by the police.
During the bloodbath, the negotiator tried call the shooter, but he did not respond, Uvalde Mayor Don McLaughlin told reporters on Wednesday.
“They tried every number they could find that it was connected with” McLaughlin said.
teachers last call her husband
But Mireles husband — school district cop Reuben Ruiz — was unable to save his wife and 20 other victims killed at Robb’s elementary school.
Ruiz was among the many law enforcement officials who responded to the school during this incident. attack.
“She is in class and he outside. It’s terrible,” Mitchell told the Times. on Wednesday.
In Texas, district judges are the executive and senior officers of the district. official.
Mitchell said no know the exact words exchanged between the teacher and the school district police officer. But the underlying message was devastating.
“He outside when he heard his wife: “I dying’, Mitchell told the Times.
He said he didn’t know did Ruiz pass on the details of his phone call with his wife Arredondo, who was the incident commander at the time of the massacre.
director of Department of Texas of Public Security said the incident commander believed the scene was no longer there. active a shooter situation, but a scenario of a barricaded man. Is not clear Why.
Exclusive to CNN on On Wednesday, Arredondo said he won’t release any more information while the funeral continues.
“We’ll make it eventually,” the district police chief said. “Whenever it’s done and the families stop grieving, we’ll obviously do it.”
“It was an honor for me” spend final moments with a heroic teacher
In that small city, everyone knows someone who was deeply affected by the massacre.
It was Mireles – the teacher who told her husband She was dying.
Maldonado met Mireles and her husband years ago when their daughters joined the same football teamKCAT informs.
“She was protective of her students,” Maldonado said. “She’s a hero to everyone and she’s a hero to family and in Uvalda.
Mireles funeral scheduled for Friday.
Where is the investigation now?
Local, state, and federal investigators will be investigating the still-finding details. of massacre to try to understand what happened so horribly wrong.
The Texas Rangers are now investigating a mass tragedy. Once the agency completes its investigation, Uwalde County District Attorney Christina Busby said she review report and determine how continue.
“Rangers will complete their investigation. I will review this and then we will see if there are any criminal allegations that need should be delivered,” Busby said.
review seeks to “provide an independent account of law enforcement actions and responses that day, and to identify lessons learned and best practices help first defendants are preparing for and answer active shooter events”, – said the representative of the Ministry of Justice.
While the studies are not yet complete, some views are abundantly clear, said Thor Eales, executive director of National Tactical Officers Association (NTOA).
He said that the incident commander’s belief that the shooter was no more active and decision so as not to immediately burst into the classroom, were “100% spoiled.”
“If you are in Class with innocent victims and I know that shots rang out, I need to hire you,” Ells said. — Even if you stop firing, I’m going to enter the room so we can begin provide life-saving assistance to any potential victims.”
CNN’s Rebecca Riess, Mark Morales, Aaron Cooper, Shimon Prokupets, Aya Elamrussi, Virginia Langmaid and Ashley Killow contributed to this report.
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