'It was the wrong decision, there's no excuse for that,' safety official says
Steven McCraw, director and colonel of the Texas Department of Public Safety, said on Friday that the wrong decision was made and that there should have been an entry as soon as they could have as a way to stop the gunman that took the lives of 19 children and two teachers at Robb Elementary School. This response was provided after McCraw stated that "an on-seen commander at the time believed that the incident had transitioned from an active shooter to a barricaded subject."
Top Videos
'It was the wrong decision, there's no excuse for that,' safety official says
Cobb County home raid leads to federal arson arrest
Arrest made in Molotov attack on Atlanta ICE building
Keltie Knight on Boundaries, Self-Trust and the F Them Theory
Savannah Port to undergo $2.3B expansion
Senoia police decline charges in pet care probe
Gwinnett County police debut drone response program
Atlanta hearing targets retail sales of kratom
Lawmakers urge Kemp to bring Guard home for holiday
GBI identifies Roswell suspect in Woodstock police shooting
Judge denies bond for influencer in SNAP fraud case
Freedom Riders return to Atlanta 65 years later
Catch the monarch migration at Gibbs Gardens in Ball Ground
Talk of the Day: Can one parent "opt out" of diaper duty?
Heavy police presence in Johns Creek neighborhood
Suspect reportedly told Woodstock officers he had a weapon
New in theaters and streaming: 'Clayface', 'Obsession', & more
Former president Obama & VP Harris, President Trump to campaign in GA
Apple’s First Foldable iPhone Draws Lines in Buckhead
Peachtree Road Race ‘Iron Man’ Bill Thorn dies at 96
Atlanta trunk-or-treat event promotes Halloween safety
Bottoms speaks to Latinos; Jackson discusses healthcare in Rabun Co.
Holiday chips arrive as shoppers start spending
Atlanta students explore careers through Disney, Delta
Multiple crashes, Brookhaven house fire reported overnight
