According to Attorney General Merrick Garland, “Nothing can undo the pain” caused by the massacre.
According to recent reports, the Justice Department is currently investigating the school shooting that took place in Uvalde, Texas. The department plans to apply its “expertise and independence” to “assess what transpired and to provide assistance moving forward.”
An independent account of law enforcement’s actions and responses, the identification of lessons learned and best practices to assist first responders in preparing for and responding to active shooter events, and the provision of a roadmap for community safety and engagement before, during, and after such incidents will be the focus of the investigation, which will be led by the Department’s Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, according to a statement. The investigation will be conducted by the Department of Justice’s Office of Community Oriented Poli
According to Texas Attorney General Merrick Garland, justice will not be given to those who have experienced the loss of family members and friends, as well as those who remain in Uvalde as a whole. This includes everyone in the city. Despite this, the Justice Department can and will apply its expertise as well as its autonomy to investigate what took place and offer advice on the future.
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Merrick Garland, the Attorney General, has stated that “Nothing can erase the pain” that has been caused by the massacre.
According to recent reports, the Justice Department is currently investigating the school shooting that took place in Uvalde, Texas. The department plans to apply its “expertise and independence” to “assess what transpired and to provide assistance moving forward.”
The investigation will be led by the Department’s Office of Community Oriented Policing Services to provide “an independent account of law enforcement actions and responses,” identify lessons learned and best practices to help first responders prepare for and respond to active shooter events, and provide a roadmap for community safety and engagement before, during, and after such incidents. In addition to these goals, the investigation will also provide “a roadmap for community safety and engagement before, during, and after such incidents” (COPS).
According to Texas Attorney General Merrick Garland, justice will not be given to those who have experienced the loss of family members and friends, as well as those who remain in Uvalde as a whole. This includes everyone in the city. Despite this, the Justice Department can and will apply its expertise as well as its autonomy to investigate what took place and offer advice on the future.
According to Garland on Wednesday, Mayor Don McLaughlin of Uvalde had asked for the investigation to be conducted by the police.
