Newscan: Law-enforcement radios failed during Uvalde school mass shooting, Texas official says

Donny Jackson, Editor

June 22, 2022

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Newscan: Law-enforcement radios failed during Uvalde school mass shooting, Texas official says

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Donny Jackson

Editor, Urgent Communications

Donny Jackson is director of content for Urgent Communications. Before joining UC in 2003, he covered telecommunications for four years as a freelance writer and as news editor for Telephony magazine. Prior to that, he worked for suburban newspapers in the Dallas area, serving as editor-in-chief for the Irving News and the Las Colinas Business News.

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