Slain Uvalde Teacher's Officer Husband Tried to Save Her But Was Detained, Had Gun Taken Away

Officer Ruiz attempted to storm the school after his wife, Eva Mireles, called him telling him she had been shot.

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National story. 8 articles from 4 sources. Updated Jun 22, 2022.

Part of The Uvalde school shooting and the failed police response

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NBC NewsLean Left· Jun 22, 2022

Slain Uvalde teacher’s officer husband tried to save his wife. His gun was taken away.

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NBC ChicagoLean Left· Jun 22, 2022

Slain Uvalde Teacher's Officer Husband Tried to Save Her But Was Detained, Had Gun Taken Away

NBC4 WashingtonLean Left· Jun 22, 2022

Slain Uvalde Teacher's Officer Husband Tried to Save Her But Was Detained, Had Gun Taken Away

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Slain Uvalde Teacher's Officer Husband Tried to Save Her But Was Detained, Had Gun Taken Away

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Slain Uvalde Teacher's Officer Husband Tried to Save Her But Was Detained, Had Gun Taken Away

NBC New YorkLean Left· Jun 22, 2022

Slain Uvalde Teacher's Officer Husband Tried to Save Her But Was Detained, Had Gun Taken Away

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Slain Uvalde Teacher's Officer Husband Tried to Save Her But Was Detained, Had Gun Taken Away

NewsweekCenter· Jun 22, 2022

Uvalde police stopped husband of teacher trying to save her

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