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- The DOJ has released the report of its investigation into the police handling of the Uvalde school shooting.
- Hundreds of police officers and first responders failed to act quickly to confront the shooter.
- Here's what agencies were involved, and if they faced any repercussions.
The US Department of Justice's report into the Uvalde school shooting is nearly 600 pages full of what the feds call "cascading failures" by police and first responders.
But out of hundreds of officials who responded to the scene, according to the report, only a handful have faced any consequences so far.