Judge says DPS must release documents related to Uvalde shooting response
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The records concern the botched police response, during which officers waited over an hour to confront the shooter who killed 19 children and two teachers.
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The records concern the botched police response, during which officers waited over an hour to confront the shooter who killed 19 children and two teachers.
The ruling marks the first step toward disclosing the extensive collection of police documents, though the state agency could choose to fight the ruling by appealing the decision.
The Texas Department of Public Safety must release records related to last year’s deadly Uvalde elementary school shooting, a district court judge in Austin ruled Thursday.
The Lone Star State law enforcement agency was ordered to release records related to the massacre in which 19 children and two adults died over a year ago.
Judge Daniella DeSeta Lyttle ordered the Texas Department of Public Safety to begin releasing Uvalde school shooting police response public records this summer.
