No video or audio records of Pete Arredondo's swearing-in exist, according to an attorney representing Uvalde.
as the incident commander inside the school, has faced an avalanche of criticism for having law enforcement assembled outside the classroom hold back instead of confronting the gunman, who eventually killed 19 students and two teachers., but through his attorney, has declined multiple requests to answer questions from KSAT.that Arredondo and other recent electees were sworn-in privately at city hall May 31.
“By law our charter says by the 31st of May we have to swear in. So that’s what we did,” said McLaughlin. Asked if he believes Arredondo will ever take part in a Uvalde city council meeting, McLaughlin said, “I can’t answer that for Pete. He’ll have to make that decision if he wants to come forward and start coming to those meetings or if he decides to to do something differently. I can’t answer that,” said McLaughlin.Emmy-award winning reporter Dillon Collier joined the KSAT 12 Defenders in 2016. Dillon's investigative stories air weeknights on the Nightbeat.
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