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The commander at the scene of the deadly shooting at a Texas elementary schoolwas not informed of panicked 911 calls coming from students trapped inside the building as the massacre unfolded, a state senator said Thursday. Sen. Roland Gutierrez said the pleas for help from people inside Uvalde s Robb Elementary School on May 24 did not make their way to school district police chief Pete Arredondo.The Democratic senator called it a system failure that calls were going to the city police but were not communicated to Arredondo. I want to know specifically who was receiving the 911
stanley cup calls, Gutierrez said during a news conference, adding that no single person or entity was fully to blame for the massacre. However, he said, Republican Gov. Greg Abbott should accept much of the responsibility for the failures in the police response. There was error at every level, including the legislative level. Greg Abbott has plenty of blame in all of this, Gutierrez said. Democratic Texas state Senator Roland Gutierrez interrupts a press conference held by Texas Governor Greg Abbott in Uvalde,
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