Overview
- Testimony resumes in Corpus Christi as prosecutors continue arguing Adrian Gonzales failed to act in the shooting’s early moments.
- Gonzales, 52, a former Uvalde school police officer, has pleaded not guilty to 29 child endangerment counts tied to students who were killed or injured.
- Judge Sid Harle denied a defense mistrial request and told jurors to disregard a teacher’s DPS interview after disclosure concerns about her description of the gunman.
- The state plans additional witnesses, with survivor Arnulfo Reyes and police training experts scheduled to appear as proceedings continue Monday.
- Prosecutors say Gonzales abandoned active-shooter training, while the defense argues he never saw the gunman and helped evacuate students; a conviction would carry a state jail felony sentence of six months to two years per count.