’Cowards’: Teacher who survived Uvalde shooting slams police response, will ’never forgive them’

Arnulfo Reyes woke up ready for a good day. His third- and fourth-grade class at Robb Elementary had finished its final tests the week before. Awards were going to be handed out. He planned to show his students a movie, “The Addams Family“ -- the animated version. “It was going to be a good day,“ Reyes told ABC News anchor Amy Robach in an exclusive interview. “There was nothing unusual that day, we were just walking back to the classroom ... to watch the rest of the movie.“ Around 11:30 a.m., however, the normalcy shattered. Reyes said he heard a bang. Unsure of what it was, he told the students to get under their desks -- just like they’d practiced. “The kids were yelling, ’What’s going on, Mr. Reyes?’“ he said. “[The students] were going under the table, and I was trying to get them to do that as fast as I could.“ #texas #uvalde #massshooting #texasshooting READ MORE: