Texas officials have been resisting calls to release records that could shed light on how the law enforcement response to the May 24 shooting unfolded.
In the latest revelation raising questions about why law enforcement didn't confront the gunman sooner, it has been reported that officers armed with rifles and at least one ballistic shield were inside the school much earlier than previously known.
The details add to the mounting frustration felt by the families of the victims as officials continue to resist releasing information that could clarify much about the law enforcement response to the shooting, including body camera footage from the officers at the scene.
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