Travis County District Attorney José Garza has stated that he will not seek charges against the Austin police officers who stopped a suspected terror attack on a gunman who killed three people and injured 13 others. This comes amid criticism of mandatory grand jury review for officer-involved shooting cases and serious use-of-force incidents. The review is part of a policy initiated by Garza, according to Doug O'Connell, whose law firm has represented the officers at the behest of the Austin Police Association. Critics argue that the lack of transparency, transparency, and potential legal action for the officers are not fair or balanced. Governor Greg Abbott praised the officers and stated that his office will have the final say on their charges or convictions.