Uvalde ISD Police Chief Sworn in as Council Member
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New Uvalde City Council members were sworn in Tuesday including the ISD Police Chief, Pete Arredondo
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By Nick Watt, Joe Sutton and Theresa Waldrop, CNN With the first funerals from last week’s school shooting taking place this week in Uvalde, Texas, the city’s mayor has postponed a city council meeting at which several new members were to be sworn in — including school police chief, Pedro “Pete” Arr…
The school police chief faulted for having officers stay back during a gunman’s deadly siege at a campus in Uvalde, Texas, last week is free to take his elected seat on the City Council, the mayor said Monday.
The blame for an excruciating delay in killing the gunman at a Texas elementary school has been placed on the school district’s homegrown police chief. He’s been elected to the Uvalde city council, but his swearing-in ceremony is postponed.
The Uvalde school district's chief of police will not be sworn in today as a new member of the city council. Pete Arredondo was elected earlier this month and was supposed to take the oath today.
By Omar Jimenez and Andy Rose, CNN Pete Arredondo, the Uvalde school district police chief who officials last week identified as the incident commander during the Robb Elementary school shooting, was sworn in as a city council member on Tuesday.
The police official facing a firestorm over a slow law enforcement response during a deadly mass shooting at a Texas elementary school last week was sworn in as a city councilman Tuesday.
The chief of police for the Uvalde school district was sworn in as a new city council member on Tuesday, one week after 19 children and two adults were killed in a mass shooting.
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