Texas Sheriff Accused of Corruption, Dysfunction After Botched Response to Mass Shooting

Sheriff Greg Capers announced the capture of a suspected mass killer but deputies actually took much longer to respond than stated.
An AP investigation found years of corruption and dysfunction complaints against Capers' office, including neglecting police work and improper seizures.
Capers' office failed to arrest the suspect for prior domestic violence and did not check his immigration status, though he was in the U.S. illegally.
During the search, Capers claimed 11-minute response time but deputies took nearly four times longer.
Deputies had been called to the suspect's home before, and a report found a "fear-based" culture and bad seizures in Capers' office, but county leaders ignored it.