Mother of Uvalde , School Shooting Victim , Files Federal Lawsuit.<br />ABC reports that the mother of one of 19 children <br />and two teachers massacred at a Uvalde, Texas, <br />elementary school has filed a federal lawsuit. .<br />ABC reports that the mother of one of 19 children <br />and two teachers massacred at a Uvalde, Texas, <br />elementary school has filed a federal lawsuit. .<br />The federal lawsuit is aimed at Uvalde police, <br />the school district and the maker of <br />the gun used in the mass shooting.<br />My baby never made it out of the school. <br />There’s no accountability or transparency. <br />There’s nothing being done, Sandra Torres, Mother of Uvalde victim, via ABC.<br />Torres accuses the city, the school district <br />and multiple police departments of a "complete <br />failure" to follow active shooter protocols. .<br />Torres accuses the city, the school district <br />and multiple police departments of a "complete <br />failure" to follow active shooter protocols. .<br />Her lawsuit is being aided by <br />the legal arm of the group <br />Everytown for Gun Safety. .<br />According to the executive director at Everytown Law, <br />the suit alleges that Daniel Defense's marketing<br />negligently targeted "vulnerable and violent young men.".<br />According to the executive director at Everytown Law, <br />the suit alleges that Daniel Defense's marketing<br />negligently targeted "vulnerable and violent young men.".<br />It wasn’t by accident that he went from never <br />firing a gun to wielding a Daniel Defense<br />AR-15. We intend to prove Daniel Defense <br />marketing was a significant factor <br />in the choices that Ramos made, Eric Tirschwell, Executive director at Everytown Law, via ABC.<br />ABC reports the suit also names the gun shop <br />where the shooter, Salvador Ramos, purchased <br />the weapon used in the shooting.<br />A July report found that state and federal law enforcement <br />failed to follow active shooter training and also failed <br />to prioritize the safety of victims over their own lives.<br />A July report found that state and federal law enforcement <br />failed to follow active shooter training and also failed <br />to prioritize the safety of victims over their own lives.<br />According to the report, "egregiously poor <br />decision-making" resulted in a delay of over an hour <br />before the gunman was finally confronted and killed. .<br />According to the report, "egregiously poor <br />decision-making" resulted in a delay of over an hour <br />before the gunman was finally confronted and killed.
