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Federal investigation into law enforcement’s response to Uvalde shooting won’t be criminal, DOJ says

Authorities have been criticized for waiting over an hour to enter the school and confront the shooter. U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said law enforcement agencies have promised to cooperate with the federal inquiry.

By Jason Beeferman

“This assessment and the findings are of the utmost importance to the victims and their families, the community of Uvalde, and the Country,” he said. “Our grieving families and our community deserve answers to all their questions.”

This story was originally published by the Texas Tribune.

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