Former Uvalde CISD Officer Adrian Gonzales was indicted in 2024 on child endangerment and abandonment charges.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — It’s been more than three-and-a-half years since a gunman barged into Robb Elementary School in Uvalde and opened fire, killing 19 students and two teachers inside.
The law enforcement failures were documented in the weeks and months after the shooting. Uvalde CISD Officer Adrian Gonzales was indicted in 2024 on child endangerment and abandonment charges. He will go on trial this week in Corpus Christi. Jury selection began Monday, Jan. 5. Uvalde CISD Police Chief Pete Arredondo was also indicted on those charges. His trial date has not been set yet.
Throughout Gonzales’ trial, we’ll keep a running account of events as a team of our reporters and reporters from our sister stations follow the happenings. You can watch gavel-to-gavel coverage on our free streaming app.
Updates for Friday, Jan. 9
7 a.m.: More witness testimony is expected to resume at 9:00am. Yesterday wrapped with the jury listening to two 4th-Grade teachers from Robb Elementary explaining how they fought to keep their students safe during the shooting.
Previous Coverage:
UPDATES FOR THURSDAY, JAN. 8: Testimony resumes in former Uvalde CISD officer Adrian Gonzales’ trial after one-day pause | Live updates
UPDATES FOR WEDNESDAY, JAN. 7: Judge denies motion for mistrial over witness testimony in former Uvalde officer’s trial | Live updates
UPDATES FOR TUESDAY, JAN. 6: Judge halts Wednesday testimony in Uvalde officer trial following evidence dispute | Live Updates
