The ruling by 261st Civil District Court Judge Daniella DeSeta Lyttle calls on DPS to fulfill 28 records requests filed by the news organizations, which include ProPublica and The Texas Tribune, subject to redactions such as personal information of police officers and blurring the faces of minor victims in crime scene photographs.
The files would shed light on the failed police response, in which officers waited more than an hour to confront the shooter who had an AR-15-style rifle. Nineteen children and two teachers died that day.
Lyttle issued a preliminary order in June. The one issued Tuesday is the final judgment. It requires DPS to provide the records sought within 20 days, unless the state police agency appeals the ruling.
“The sound of children screaming has been removed.”
They should find the videos with screaming children and force politicians to listen to them
Every human who thinks thoughts and prayers is enough
Get a truck and a loudspeaker and do laps of capitol hill
Set up 24/7 concerts outside of their homes
Texas Department of Public Safety “accidentally” deletes all records in 3…2…
It wasn’t us, it was this terrible winter storm, it took out all the power, I swear! [points at map with sharpied-in winter storm]
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No, they schedule an email to send but their crappy IT systems hiccup and the appeal email doesn’t get sent until after the deadline
The one issued Tuesday is the final judgment. It requires DPS to provide the records sought within 20 days, unless the state police agency appeals the ruling.
So how many years of appeals will go by now, I wonder?
