Former Uvalde school district police chief charged with child endangerment after shooting that killed 21
The former school in Uvalde, Texas, is being booked into jail on a child endangerment charge after the law enforcement response to , officials at the Uvalde jail said Thursday afternoon.
Pete Arredondo, 52, was brought in by law enforcement officers and is accused of abandoning and endangering a child individual, the jail said.
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The charge were first reported by the
The Uvalde jail confirmed Arredondo was being booked into the facility on Thursday afternoon.
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Early this year, the that said poor coordination, training and execution of “active shooter” protocols among the Uvalde officers who responded to the shooting at Robb Elementary School on May 24, 2022, led to a “failure” in their response.
Instead of continuing to engage the 18-year-old gunman — who was locked in a classroom with 33 students and three teachers — officers retreated after an initial burst of gunfire and did not “push forward immediately and continuously to eliminate the threat,” the department said.
The officers had been taught erroneously that active shooters — or gunmen federal authorities define as someone “actively” killing or trying to kill others — “can easily morph into a hostage crisis,” the report says.
More than 70 minutes passed between the time that officers first arrived at the school and when the gunman was confronted and killed. In addition to the 19 students, two teachers were fatally shot and 17 others were injured.
as the Justice Department, with a 2022 report that said the law enforcement and school district response was plagued by “systemic failures and egregiously poor decision making.”
Arredondo, described in the Justice Department’s report as the scene’s de facto commander, was among the officers to .
Arredondo was fired by Uvalde's school board last year. At the time, his lawyer described the former chief as a victim of the shooting and said his firing was an “illegal and unconstitutional public lynching.”
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