Uvalde Shooting: One Year Later, Divisions and Truth Emerge

A year after a school shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, the community remains divided over who should be held accountable for the slow police response and what position the town should take on gun control. Tensions have flared between victims' families and the police, and between gun owners and newly minted gun-control activists. The community has drifted apart, dividing along fault lines that barely existed a year ago. Disagreements and lingering resentments have complicated the preparations for the commemoration of the massacre.