Policing experts aghast at failures in Uvalde gun massacre
Cedric Alexander, a former member of President Obama's task force on policing, talks about the main rule for police when engaging and active shooter and shock felt by policing experts at the news of the failure of police in Uvalde, Texas to engage an active shooter in an elementary school.
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