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CNN
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A special school board meeting in Uvalde, Texas, to consider
whether to terminate the employment of the district’s police
chief will be rescheduled in the “very near future,” said school
district Superintendent Hal Harrell. The meeting had been
previously scheduled for Saturday before it was canceled.
Chief Pedro “Pete” Arredondo was placed on unpaid administrative
leave on June 22, according to the district. Separately,
Arredondo resigned his position on the Uvalde City Council in
early July, according to a resignation letter he sent to the
city.
Harrell, who recommended Arredondo’s firing, gave the update on
the meeting in a video message emailed to the parents of Uvalde
Consolidated Independent School District (CISD) students, which
was obtained by CNN.
“It will be rescheduled in the very near future,” Harrell said
in the video.
Arredondo has come under withering criticism from both state
officials and the public over his conduct during the Robb
Elementary school massacre, in which 19 children and two
teachers were killed.
Responding authorities who arrived at the school waited more
than an hour at the school before confronting and killing the
gunman – a move that some law enforcement experts say could have
cost lives.
Harrell reiterated that the special meeting was canceled after
Arredondo’s attorney gave the school board notice of his due
process rights under the school board policy.
“In conformity with due process requirements, and at the request
of his attorney, the meeting to consider the termination of
Chief Arredondo will be held at a later date which has yet to be
determined,” said the written statement from the Uvalde
Consolidated Independent School District.
The Uvalde CISD is scheduled to hold a regular board meeting on
July 25 at 6:30 p.m. CT. The email sent to parents by Harrell
and obtained by CNN included four agenda items – such as the
development of a new elementary school and an updated 2022-2023
calendar – but did not mention Arredondo’s employment.
Texas Department of Public Safety Director Col. Steven McCraw
has called the law enforcement response to the attack an “abject
failure,” adding the only thing stopping officers from entering
the rooms where the gunman was in “was the on-scene commander,
who decided to place the lives of officers before the lives of
children.”
State authorities have identified Arredondo as that commander,
but he has said that he did not consider himself the incident
commander.
A preliminary report released Sunday by a Texas House
investigative committee outlined a series of failures by
multiple law enforcement agencies and placed the blame more
broadly.
In that report, Arredondo said that his approach was “responding
as a police officer.”
“I didn’t title myself. But once I got in there and we took that
fire, back then, I realized we need some things. We’ve got to
get in that door. We need an extraction tool. We need those keys
… As far as I’m talking about the command part … the people that
went in, there was a big group of them outside the door. I have
no idea who they were and how they walked in or anything kind of
– I wasn’t given that direction,” the chief said in the report.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/07/23/us/arredondo-termination-hearing-
rescheduling/index.html
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