Testimony resumes in former Uvalde CISD officer Adrian Gonzales' trial after one-day pause
Trial in Corpus Christi examines former officer Adrian Gonzales' alleged failure during the 2022 Uvalde shooting that killed 21, with evidence including photos and witness testimony.
- Testimony resumes today in the trial for former Uvalde CISD officer Adrian Gonzales regarding his actions during the Robb Elementary mass shooting in May 2022, where nineteen students and two teachers were killed.
- Adrian Gonzales faces charges of child endangerment and abandonment, and he is the first to face charges related to the response to the shooting.
- The judge denied a defense motion for a mistrial based on a teacher's testimony, which was criticized as negligent, instructing jurors to ignore it.
- Jurors heard a 911 call from Amy Franco, a Robb Elementary staffer, who witnessed the shooter and pleaded for police assistance during the attack.
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Defense for former Uvalde school police officer wins motion to strike witness testimony
By Shimon Prokupecz, Matthew J. Friedman, Rachel Clarke, CNN Corpus Christi, Texas (CNN) — Emotional testimony from a Robb Elementary School teacher about a gunman walking onto campus will not be considered by the jury deciding whether a school district police officer could have done more to stop the massacre. Defense lawyer Jason Goss got witness Stephanie Hale to agree Thursday that she had not mentioned seeing the shooter or indications of gu…
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