UVALDE, Texas — He’s sat with grieving family members at funerals, and accompanied them to ongoing wakes to honor victims of one of the most gruesome mass school shootings in the country.
Last week Leo Flores, known as Chato, witnessed angry parents call on their school board members to resign, deriding them as cowards, and demanding accountability in the wake of the massacre at Robb Elementary that left 21 dead.
Flores fidgeted uncomfortably — his anxiety rising.
