What a 2005 Supreme Court case could mean for Uvalde Police

The tragic school shooting in Uvalde was made more enraging when more and more information come out about how many law enforcement agencies and officers were on site -- and yet no one acted. It was enraging. Police have a responsibility to act in a situation like that, right? Well, there's a Supreme Court decision from 2005 that suggests otherwise. We wanted to better understand what Castle Rock vs. Gonzales actually means, and if it could have any implications for what may come next as Uvalde grapples with the terrible school massacre at Robb Elementary. Our guest is Teri Ravenell, Associate Dean for Faculty Research & Development and a Professor of Law at Villanova University's Charles Widger School of Law.