Uvalde school board votes unanimously to release Robb Elementary shooting investigation records
After 38 months of silence, legal barricades and grief, UVALDE CISD board members unanimously voted in favor of releasing records of terrible mass shootings in Robb Elementary.
The vote of the Board follows the Fourth Court of Appeal in favor of various news organizations requesting both school and district records in relation to the widely criticized response of law enforcement officers during the 2022 massacre that demanded the lives of 19 children and two teachers.
District commissioner Ronald Garza asked the Board to release the appeal and release the records and called the court for a victory for families during the open forum.
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Garza, “UCISD and Uvalde County representing these lawyers ultimately work for taxpayers … No matter how long this lasts, the more taxpayers go.” He said.
The Board made a decision after about 50 minutes indoor door session Where they hear from the public.
In the midst of ongoing investigations, the vote comes from a long period of legal resistance and after objections.
The families of the victims in participation, the moment is a long step towards healing, he said.
Gloria Cazares, the mother of 9 -year -old Jackie Cazares, said, “For more than three years, families like mine have lived with an unbearable pain, unanswered questions and a silence that made it feel like a betrayal.” He said.
“This is about making sure that my daughter is never another child,” Cazares said. “Today I’m here to demand the truth. You all owe it to Jackie, classmates, teachers.”
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The Board apologized collectively and several members said that they regretted their previous incentives and that they showed not only compliance but corporate changes.
Erica Muñoz said that the reason for joining the board of directors needs to rebuild confidence through transparency and compassion.
Berinda Areola called the recording of the recording began to recover.
“There is nothing in these records that can harm us more than the pain we had previously endured, Arera said Areola.
Jesse Rizo, the secretary of the Board of Directors who lost a nephew in tragedy, apologized during the meeting and said, “Sorry took too long. I’m sorry that we failed you.”
