CBS11 spoke to police veterans who said blame should fall on more officers than just Chief Arredondo.
Dee Anderson is a former Tarrant County Sheriff who said it shouldn't have even mattered who the incident commander was.
Anderson said every officer at the scene should have had active shooter training, which was required since 2005. It teaches that the first ones to arrive should breach the classrooms immediately if they're properly applied that training.
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