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AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas state senator who represents Uvalde questioned Tuesday whether the Texas Department of Public Safety can be trusted to review its own officers’ actions during the Robb Elementary School shooting.

A report released Sunday found police lacked clear leadership and communication as well as urgency to stop the gunman.

"Honestly, many of the families didn't want him there," lawmaker says

Angel Garza said it ‘makes no sense’ that questions remain unanswered

Just when we thought details surrounding the Uvalde shooting couldn’t get worse, they have. Between the nearly 80-page report the Texas House’s investigative committee released and the latest bodycam video Uvalde’s mayor made public, the fullest account we have yet of that fateful day is nothing short of horrific.

The decision was made using a parent and student survey, as well as by the district's internal and external safety task forces.

For about three hours, people demanded the resignation of the school district superintendent and threatened to keep their children out of school until campus security is improved.

After the release of a damning House report, a Monday night school board meeting turned tense and passionate.

A total of 376 officers converged on Robb Elementary School, more than the entire police force in a mid-size American city like Fort Lauderdale, Florida or Tempe, Arizona