The US Justice Department announced on Sunday that it will conduct a review of the law enforcement response to the mass shooting in Uvalde

The US Department of Justice announced on Sunday that it is reviewing the delayed police response to the elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, at the request of the city’s mayor. Police officers waited for around an hour outside the adjoining classrooms because a commander on scene incorrectly thought no lives were at risk, officials said on Friday, adding that it was “the wrong decision.”

The Uvalde school district police chief — who made the decision not to breach the classrooms — was to be sworn in Tuesday, but the mayor postponed the meeting because of funerals.

Officers in Uvalde, Texas, took more than an hour to kill a shooter who massacred 19 children. That lapse of time will likely be a key part of a Justice Department probe that could last months.

What people are saying?

Just Jean He should have switched into protector and server mode. I hope the coming honor didn’t play into his wrong decisions. Imagine if hero had been added to his honor. It never will now.

James Willis He needs be fired and never be allowed to be cop ever again. Because he might been able to save more lives. He also needs how many people was in the classroom number of civil lawsuits against him.