Shooting at School in Parkland, Florida

[DOC]

Drain the swamp.

[Aloha_Shooter]

Maybe it's the entire state. I was amazed to read an article about giving back felons that have served time their right to vote and how many felons were in the state of Florida.

Don't smear the entire state because of Broward County and the judiciary. I don't ever want to go back as a resident but other counties like Brevard are nothing like Broward. The Florida judiciary should have been cleaned out when the state SC attempted to give the 2000 election to Gore by letting him manufacture votes and trying to throw out military absentee votes but it's really hard to Clear the Bench when most voters don't take the trouble to get or stay informed.

[DOC]

The courts are lifetime politicians or reminiscent of the politicians that put them in office. They have no checks on their powers.

[mtnrider]

Don't smear the entire state because of Broward County and the judiciary. I don't ever want to go back as a resident but other counties like Brevard are nothing like Broward.

I agree. I was born and raised in Brevard county (spent over 40 years there), much different place then Broward county. Always been pro 2a and always has had pro 2A sheriff's. South Florida is (has) becoming Florida's "Denver"

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[SouthPaw]

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/02/28...gh-school.html

[Shooter45]

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/02/28...gh-school.html

That's quite convenient right now as there's talk and support for arming teachers.

[SouthPaw]

That's quite convenient right now as there's talk and support for arming teachers.

Dems hired him to make a point I think.

[Gman]

That's quite convenient right now as there's talk and support for arming teachers.

Was he part of a sanctioned program arming teachers, or did he go off the deep end on his own?

[mtnrider]

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/02/28...gh-school.html

I live here in Georgia now and someone I know has a sister that works at that school. She told him it was an attempted suicide? He obviously failed if that was the case.

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[Gman]

Sheriff says he got 23 calls about shooter's family, but records show more

As critics have taken aim at law enforcement for missing warning signs about South Florida school shooter Nikolas Cruz, public records have emerged that conflict with Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel's statements about the number of times deputies were dispatched to the shooter's home.

Records obtained from the sheriff's office by CNN show the law enforcement agency received at least 45 calls for service relating to Cruz or his brother from 2008 to 2017, before the attack at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland on Feb. 14. The sheriff's office has insisted it received no more than 23 calls for service regarding Cruz or his family.

CNN has repeatedly asked the sheriff's office to explain the discrepancy, sending emails and attempting to reach an agency representative by phone. The agency has not responded to those requests with an explanation.