NYT: Law enforcement agencies were aware of people trapped in Rob Elementary before breaking the classroom

Even now, more than two weeks after the attack, questions remain about how the slaughter unfolded and how the police responded.Authorities I changed the explanation repeatedly During the event on May 24, the public and officials were similarly annoyed.

“We are ready to violate, but the door is locked,” Pedro “Pete” Aledondo, Yuvarde School District Police Chief, Around 12:30 pm, the New York Times quoted the record and reported. Arredondo has been identified by authorities as the official who led the response of the flawed law enforcement agency to the shooting.

The Times reported that police officers were impatient and expressed concern.

According to The Times, which quoted the research document, I could hear an officer say, “If you have children there, you need to go there.”

According to The Times, “anyone in charge will decide that,” another officer replied.

By about 11:44 am, on-site police had called in additional resources, equipment, bulletproof vests, and negotiators to evacuate students and teachers, officials said earlier.

By 12:03 pm, “19 officers” had gathered in the school corridor and there was a shooter in the adjacent classroom where the slaughter took place.

At the same time, students from one of the adjacent classrooms were called 911 and identified themselves and the classroom in which they were, officials said. According to officials, she called again at 12:13 pm and a few minutes later again, telling the dispatcher that eight to nine students were still alive.

Law enforcement agencies used a key from the caretaker to break the classroom door at 12:50 pm and shoot the suspect.

CNN is seeking comment from the Texas Public Safety Department and the office of Christina Mitchell Busbee, Uvalde County District Attorney.