Onlookers Accuse Police, of Failing To Take Action, To Stop Texas School Shooting.<br />The Associated Press reports that investigators <br />are now trying to make sense of the massacre <br />at Robb Elementary School in Texas.<br />The Associated Press reports that investigators <br />are now trying to make sense of the massacre <br />at Robb Elementary School in Texas.<br />The shooting lasted over 40 minutes <br />and resulted in the deaths <br />of 19 children and two teachers.<br />The standoff ended after <br />the 18-year-old gunman was shot <br />and killed by a Border Patrol team. .<br />The standoff ended after <br />the 18-year-old gunman was shot <br />and killed by a Border Patrol team. .<br />The Associated Press reports that onlookers, <br />including parents of children killed in the shooting, <br />urged police to take action.<br />The Associated Press reports that onlookers, <br />including parents of children killed in the shooting, <br />urged police to take action.<br />Steve McCraw, the Department of Public Safety <br />Director, said that up to an hour passed after Ramos first <br />opened fire to when he was stopped by the tactical team.<br />Steve McCraw, the Department of Public Safety <br />Director, said that up to an hour passed after Ramos first <br />opened fire to when he was stopped by the tactical team.<br />The bottom line is law enforcement <br />was there. They did engage immediately. <br />They did contain (Ramos) in the classroom, Steve McCraw, the Department of Public Safety <br />Director, via The Associated Press.<br />However, AP reports that some of the onlookers now accuse the police of not taking action soon enough and say their inaction may have cost lives.<br />However, AP reports that some of the onlookers now accuse the police of not taking action soon enough and say their inaction may have cost lives.<br />Javier Cazares, whose fourth grade daughter, Jacklyn Cazares, was killed in the attack, is among those who claim that more could have been done. .<br />Javier Cazares, whose fourth grade daughter, Jacklyn Cazares, was killed in the attack, is among those who claim that more could have been done. .<br />They were unprepared. <br />There were more of them. <br />There was just one of him, Javier Cazares, via The Associated Press.<br />AP reports that investigators <br />have yet to uncover a motive for the attack <br />which also wounded at least 17 people. .<br />AP reports that investigators <br />have yet to uncover a motive for the attack <br />which also wounded at least 17 people. .<br />It was the deadliest school shooting <br />in the United States since 20 children and six <br />adults were killed at Sandy Hook Elementary in 2012
