Uvalde police lieutenant placed on leave after report faults several agencies' school shooting response

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : But an active shooter plan, which Arredondo co-wrote, states the chief will "become the person in control of the efforts of all law enforcement and first responders that arrive at the scene.
48% : The House report was the first so far to criticize the inaction of state and federal law enforcement, while other reports and public accounts placed the blame squarely on Uvalde schools police Chief Pete Arredondo, for his role as incident commander, and other local police who were among the first to arrive.
41% : Officers described confusion about who was in charge at a chaotic, uncoordinated scene during it which it took more than an hour for law enforcement to confront the shooter.

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