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Coverage dated July 19, 2022

Frequent lockdowns may have led to slow Uvalde response

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Nearly two months after a deadly shooting a Texas elementary school, a Texas House of Representatives committee report found that nearly 400 officers from local, state and federal agencies responded

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  1. Omaha World-Herald

    Frequent lockdowns may have led to slow Uvalde response (opens Omaha World-Herald)

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    Nearly two months after a deadly shooting a Texas elementary school, a Texas House of Representatives committee report found that nearly 400 officers from local, state and federal agencies responded

  2. Berkshire Eagle

    Frequent lockdowns may have contributed to Uvalde tragedy (opens Berkshire Eagle)

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    Nearly two months after a deadly shooting a Texas elementary school, a Texas House of Representatives committee report found that nearly 400 officers from local, state and federal agencies responded

  3. NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

    Nearly 50 Alerts and Lockdowns Since February May Have Contributed to Uvalde Tragedy (opens NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth)

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    The frequency of lockdowns and security alerts in Uvalde — nearly 50 between February and May alone, according to school officials — are now viewed by investigators as one of the tragic contributors to the Uvalde school shooting.

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