Last November, Wilson County Attorney Tom Caldwell was driving his family home from the renaissance festival in Houston when his cellphone blew up with emergency text messages.

As 911 calls started coming in from Sutherland Springs, a rural, tight-knit community within Caldwell’s jurisdiction, he dropped off his family and waited for an investigator from his office to pick him up. Caldwell arrived at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs within an hour of the devastating mass shooting that killed 26 people and wounded 20 more.

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