Texas state police announced an internal investigation into the conduct of dozens of troopers who were at Robb
Elementary during the 73 minutes of law enforcement's baffling silence as a gunman murdered 19 students and
two teachers on Monday, two months after the Uvalde school shooting. The revelation seemed to increase the negative
effects of a damning 80-page report issued over the weekend by the Texas House that exposed shortcomings at
all levels of law enforcement and named 91 state troopers as being on the scene, more than all Uvalde officers put
together. Additionally, it amounted to a public reversal by the Texas Department of Public Safety, which up until
this point had mostly chastised local officials for their failure to apprehend the shooter sooner. In the report released
on Sunday, it was revealed for the first time how heavily the U.S. Border Patrol and state police were present at
the scene of one of the worst school shootings in American history. "91 troops are already on the scene. You have
access to every piece of equipment imaginable, yet you choose to listen to the neighbourhood school
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officer? State Senator Roland Gutierrez, a Democrat whose district includes Uvalde, claimed that DPS was attempting to downplay