Posted on Feb 22, 2018
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Have you seen enough government and law enforcement incompetence yet? Now it appears there was an armed Sheriff's deputy on campus and at bldg 12 where the shooting was occurring. He arrived there 90 seconds into the shooting and remained OUTSIDE the building as students were being murdered for a full 4 minutes (there is video evidence).
We have 39 calls to the shooters residence (it looks like two deputies have been suspended over this now). We had a school expulsion, two tips to the FBI not properly followed up on and now we have another deputy who cowardly sat outside as the people he was charged to protect were murdered. We also learned today the schools video system had a 26 minute delay on it, Not 26 seconds, 26 minutes. Who is the genius that allowed that to be the case? What good are cameras with a 26 minute delay. Then, when the cops arrived no one told them the cameras were delayed so they though the shooter was still in the building.
The very people that are supposed to look after the kids well being have failed them in far too many ways. So they whip the students into a froth and point them in the opposite direction. These kids should be demanding heads at the sheriff's office, the FBI, their school and the school board. Those are the people whose incompetence allowed the murder of 17 of their classmates. There were too many chances to stop this well before it happened and after it started. All were missed due to levels of incompetence I find to be astounding.
We have 39 calls to the shooters residence (it looks like two deputies have been suspended over this now). We had a school expulsion, two tips to the FBI not properly followed up on and now we have another deputy who cowardly sat outside as the people he was charged to protect were murdered. We also learned today the schools video system had a 26 minute delay on it, Not 26 seconds, 26 minutes. Who is the genius that allowed that to be the case? What good are cameras with a 26 minute delay. Then, when the cops arrived no one told them the cameras were delayed so they though the shooter was still in the building.
The very people that are supposed to look after the kids well being have failed them in far too many ways. So they whip the students into a froth and point them in the opposite direction. These kids should be demanding heads at the sheriff's office, the FBI, their school and the school board. Those are the people whose incompetence allowed the murder of 17 of their classmates. There were too many chances to stop this well before it happened and after it started. All were missed due to levels of incompetence I find to be astounding.
Armed deputy didn't go inside Florida school to confront gunman
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SN Greg Wright
Coward like this? My guess is he won't be able to hack the outrage and will eat a bullet. A potential occurrence that I will not comment upon here, as to what I think about it.
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Cpl Jeff N.
SN Greg Wright - Just ask yourself what he would have done if his child was in that building. I am sure he would have been through that door risking life and limb to save them. I am sure most deputies would have gone in to do their job and to save lives. This guy was the wrong guy in the right place and 17 people are dead because of his inaction. You are correct Greg. IF he has a conscience he may end it.
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I’m assuming their training encompassed “mass shooting” and practice scenarios - such training is essential in helping to establish confidence and “muscle memory, etc. If the duty was just “routine”, without the training, it lends itself to ineffectiveness. They likely had only a pistol, but as in any combat scenario, there comes a time where you just have to “wrap your head” around the idea - every morning - that any given day could be the day you “bite the bullet”. Especially relevant when facing down threats without backup. That sobering thought tends to separate the men from the boys when selecting employment.
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CW5 John M.
I remember when we “scrambled” to develop the “Air Marshal” Program after 911. Couldn’t something like that be developed for soft targets such as schools? Perhaps get trained retirees involved? I look at all this as part of the “cost of freedom” when we defend our interests this way. Taking guns away from law-abiding (trained) citizens and “gun-free” zones in soft target areas is problematic.
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Cpl Jeff N.
While I would always support more and better training. He was a deputy sheriff in Broward County. He has had enough training to know how to employ his weapon and he knew the seriousness of the situation.
While going up against a rifle with a pistol isn't great, in close quarters it is not as big a disadvantage as it would be in open terrain.
I am sure he could hear the rifle fire and knew those students had no chance. That he was their best an only chance to live through this. He chose his own personal safety over theirs. If his son or daughter were in the building what do you think he would have done?
While going up against a rifle with a pistol isn't great, in close quarters it is not as big a disadvantage as it would be in open terrain.
I am sure he could hear the rifle fire and knew those students had no chance. That he was their best an only chance to live through this. He chose his own personal safety over theirs. If his son or daughter were in the building what do you think he would have done?
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Yup it's $620 Billion a year that we spend on K-12 education as a country. Almost on par with the DoD budget, only Norway and Switzerland spend more than we do K-12 ( we average $12,296 per kid / average is 9,000 per kid for OECD countries.........they have much better schools overseas, some of you have seen them). This school was opened in 1990, almost 30 years old. Look closely at what went on here, the completely unaddressed mental health case amongst them, left to wither for a good 3-5 years in the Florida K-12 educational system as his behavior got progressively worse and his offense record grew page by page......not addressed until the 11th grade and they could not pass him onto the next grade anymore because his age and the offense committed. No real treatment, no notification of police or authorities, just expel the kid...............Where is all our money going? Who is in charge of this mess? Why do some insist we spend too much on Defense and not enough K-12?
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