Uvalde School District Suspends School Police
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The move comes just days after a report found a newly hired school officer was one of the state troopers under investigation over their actions during the deadly school shooting.
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At least five officers have lost their jobs, including two Department of Public Safety officers and Uvalde’s school police chief.
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