Investigators evaluating the law enforcement response to last month's school shooting in Uvalde still don't have a commitment from city police to cooperate in the investigation, Texas officials say.
Burrows said his committee is taking testimony on Friday from Robb Elementary teachers and at least one school district police officer is on tap to appear.
The committee chairman added:"But they have been fully cooperative, continue to cooperate, made themselves available all up and down the ladder."
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