Former Uvalde school officer accused of failing to act against shooter who killed 19 students, two teachers
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Former Uvalde school officer accused of failing to act against shooter who killed 19 students, two teachers
Updated: 2026-01-06T10:04:25Z
Former Uvalde School Officer Accused of Failing to Act Against Shooter
A former school police officer has been accused of not doing enough to stop a gunman who carried out a horrific mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, last year.
The incident on May 24, 2022, left 19 students and two teachers dead. The shooter, Salvador Ramos, was eventually killed by law enforcement after barricading himself inside a classroom.
- The investigation into the shooting has raised questions about the response of school officials and police officers on the scene.
- According to reports, one of the officers, Stephen McCraw, had been stationed outside the classroom where the shooter was located for over an hour before he was finally able to enter and engage with the gunman.
A grand jury has since indicted the former officer, who is accused of failing to act in a timely manner to stop the shooting. The indictment alleges that the officer failed to follow protocols in place to address such emergencies.
The incident has sparked widespread outrage and calls for greater accountability among school officials and law enforcement agencies.