The Florida Department of Law Enforcement released an internal review of its own response to the Pulse nightclub shooting.
It mostly praised the department but found areas of improvement when it came to identifying victims and notifying next of kin.
The report noted that the FDLE has no protocols in place because it typically doesn’t identify victims and notify next of kin.
The reports says FDLE members arrived at the hotel where families were waiting and encountered chaos. For example, communication was a problem because there was no private place for conversations.
The report recommended developing procedures for possible future use.
The Orlando Police Department was the primary responding agency. The FDLE’s probe into the police department’s response is ongoing.
Forty-nine people were killed last year in the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history.