Some lawmakers and journalists have seen the full 77 minutes from the moment the shooter entered the school to the moment law enforcement finally breached the classroom and killed him. It reportedly depicts a damning account of police inaction in the face of tragedy.
The head of Texas' State police met again Monday with a committee investigating the Uvalde Elementary School shooting as anger over why officers waited so long to confront the gunman mounts among families of the 21 people killed inside a fourth-grade classroom.
Final interviews — including one of Uvalde County Sheriff Ruben Nolasco who initially declined to testify — happened in a closed session Monday. "This video would be of the hallway footage from Robb Elementary School. It would contain no graphic images or depictions of violence. It would literally begin after the shooter enters the room and end before a breach of that room," Burrows explained.
While in Dallas for a convention on Monday, Gov. Abbott called for the footage to be released with an understanding that images of victims aren’t shown."I’m on the side of full disclosure of all the information," Abbott said. The committee would like to release the surveillance video when it releases its report, but it’s unclear how soon it will be released.
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