TX Police | Uvalde PD Bodycam of Offcr. Javier Martinez | Robb Elementary School Shooting | 05/24/22

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This footage was recorded on a body camera worn by Uvalde Police Officer Javier Martinez during law enforcement’s response to the Robb Elementary shooting on May 24, 2022. A total of 376 officers across various law enforcement agencies responded to the attack, which killed 19 students and two teachers. This footage is one of seven edited officer bodycam videos that were released to the public on July 17, 2022, by a public relations firm representing the City of Uvalde.

In his bodycam footage, Martinez is mostly seen directing traffic around the perimeter of the shooting scene. When he arrives at one of the intersections needing help, he makes contact with a border patrol agent, who describes Geraldine Street as a “law enforcement log-jam” and says that they “need to create a path in case we need to get an armored vehicle or EMS.” The agent can be heard telling Martinez that officers need to prevent parents from entering Geraldine Street, and that he should coordinate with other law enforcement to ensure they also aren’t blocking the way in for other law enforcement vehicles that may need to approach the scene. Over his radio, Martinez later hears a 911 dispatcher say they have the shooter’s uncle on the phone and that the uncle was “requesting to assist to try and talk [the suspect] down.” Shortly thereafter, officers can be heard on the radio saying a subject is in custody – information Martinez shares with other officers at the intersection, then later reiterates. At the end of the bodycam clip, a man in tears can be seen asking Martinez if he knows anything about the situation. Martinez says he doesn’t know anything yet.

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