The committee is expected to hear from law enforcement authorities and other people related to the investigation of the May 24 shooting.
Editor’s note: The committee is now in executive session. Check back for updates.
A Texas House of Representatives committee investigating the Robb Elementary School shooting will hold a hearing on Thursday morning in Uvalde. The committee is expected to hear from law enforcement authorities and other people related to the investigation of the May 24 shooting, which left 19 fourth-grade students and two teachers dead.
Witnesses will be questioned in executive session “because of the quasi-judicial nature of the committee’s investigation,” according to state officials. The hearing is slated to start at 10 a.m. View a livestream of the hearing in the video player above.
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