The States Top Cop testified that the gunmen at Rob Elementary School could have been

stopped within three minutes if it wasn't for the indecisiveness of the on-scene commander.

In a special hearing with the Texas Senate, the state's director of public safety testified

that police had everything they needed to take the shooter down minutes after he entered

the school.

At least seven officers were in the building, at least two of them had rifles, and the

classroom door was likely never locked.

Instead, you valid the school district police chief Peter Rodondo ordered everyone to

stay back and wait.

Members of eight different agencies who were there quickly and did nothing.

It's really troubling.

This guy, Stephen McGraw, the head of the Texas Department of Public Safety came out and

released all this information yesterday.

We had it at the end of the show, but wanted to make sure you heard it today if you're

the go-getters who listened earlier in the show.

The people that listened at the end of the show are kind of mouthhanging open.

Got it dumbed down.

Those of you who listened early in the show, you're the go-getters and in case you miss

the story, it's horrible.

It's one of my least favorite stories I've ever heard in my life, but here is Stephen

McGraw.

One error, 14 minutes and eight seconds.

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