Uvalde Police agree to cooperate with state congressional probe, Texas lawmaker says
Law enforcement officials have stopped providing updates to the public after releasing too many conflicting accountsPolice in Uvalde agreed Friday to speak to a Texas House committee investigating the May 24 massacre at an elementary school, according to a Republican lawmaker leading the probe who had begun to publicly question why the officers were not cooperating sooner.
with their investigation"to help determine the facts" and that he didn't understand why the city's police force"would not want the same."UVALDE, TEXAS - JUNE 17: U.S. Rep Dustin Burrows adjourns a public hearing on June 17, 2022, in Uvalde, Texas. The committee has begun meeting to hear invited testimony from law enforcement authorities, family members and witnesses regarding the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School which killed 19 children and two adults.
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