Uvalde chief waited to storm classroom despite knowing people were alive inside: Report

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The Uvalde school district’s police chief was aware students and a teacher were still alive inside the classroom where the Robb Elementary School gunman holed up for over an hour before law enforcement entered and killed him, according to a report.

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