The outlets' reports, which did not indicate the source of the documents, nevertheless intensified the anguish and questions over why police didn't act sooner to stop the May 24 slaughter in the Robb Elementary School classroom.
The information is to be presented to a public Texas Senate hearing in Austin on Tuesday.
Jessie Rodriguez, the father of Robb Elementary School shooting victim Annabell Guadalupe Rodriguez, 10, holds a photo of her as he protests for the removal of Uvalde schools Police Chief Pete Arredondo, next to the memorial for the victims of the shooting, at Uvalde Town Square on June 11, 2022.
Separately, CNN, citing a law enforcement source close to the investigation, reported that eleven officers -- including Uvalde school district police chief Pete Arredondo -- were inside Robb Elementary School within three minutes of when the gunman got in on May 24.
Delays in the law enforcement response have been the focus of the federal, state and local investigation of the massacre and its aftermath.
Arredondo later said he didn't consider himself the person in charge and assumed someone else had taken control of the law enforcement response.
CBS Houston affiliate KHOU-TV reports that the Uvalde school board heard calls for Arredondo to be fired at an emotional meeting Monday night. »