
Zavala County sheriff says he 'never heard anybody say they were in charge' after arriving at Uvalde school shooting
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Zavala County Sheriff Eusevio Salinas told CNN on Friday when he responded to the deadly shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, he didn't hear anyone at the scene say they were in charge.
Salinas said when he and Chief Deputy Ricardo Rios arrived at Robb Elementary School on May 24, he had a portable radio, which was broadcasting traffic by the Texas Department of Safety. He couldn't hear radio traffic from the Uvalde Police Department nor the Uvalde schools police department.
He said he helped evacuate children from some classrooms and then helped clear other rooms.

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