Shooting at School in Parkland, Florida

[SouthPaw]

FBI was informed that Florida shooter Nikolas Cruz spoke of his desire to kill people and was stockpiling guns SIX WEEKS before massacre - and did not investigate or tell Miami office

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz57IcghnMj

[Irving]

A guy also contacted the FBI directly, five months ago, about a post in a YouTube comment saying he wanted to become a professional school shooter. His user name is nickcruze.

Apologize for any inaccuracies, pulling from memory and posting mobile.

[SouthPaw]

A guy also contacted the FBI directly, five months ago, about a post in a YouTube comment saying he wanted to become a professional school shooter. His user name is nickcruze.

Apologize for any inaccuracies, pulling from memory and posting mobile.

I got you covered:

The first tip came back in September when they were alerted to comment made by YouTube user 'Nikolas Cruz' proclaiming his desire to be a 'professional school shooter.'

At the same time he was posting photos to his public social media account which showed off an arsenal of weapons, including multiple semi-automatic guns.

YouTube vlogger Ben Bennight alerted the FBI to a comment shared by Cruz on one of his videos back in September, when the boy wrote: 'I'm going to be a professional school shooter.'

[Irving]

Just so everyone is on the same page, that blogger contacted his local field office and two agents came out to see him (the blogger) the next day.

Thanks for the assist Skip

[Gman]

I find it unfathomable that many people in this country have expectations that their government can protect them. Our government just reeks of incompetence.

ETA: School district to tear down Stoneman Douglas High building where attack took place

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High won't have to return to the three-story building that was the site was the deadliest school shooting in Florida history.

The school district plans to tear down and then replace the freshman building on campus, Broward Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie told Sun Sentinel Editorial Page Editor Rosemary O'Hara Friday.

"Parents and students have resoundingly told me they can't go back into that building regardless of what we do," Runcie said. "The other piece I heard is that that building will be used as evidence in any type of legal process that goes forward, so we won't be able to access the building for a while anyway."

Runcie said the school district plans to announce this weekend when it will re-open the school and how it will accommodate students and staff.

The building held 900 students, and the school is already at capacity, so the district will need to come up with a plan to serve all students on campus. Parkland is a popular place to live in Broward County and most schools are at or over capacity.

Runcie said the district also plans to erect a memorial around the site the current building.

He said he plans to talk with legislative leaders Friday about possible funding for a replacement building. Runcie and School Board members Robin Bartleman and Donna Korn visited the building after it was cleared.

"The three of us just wanted to hold hands and say a prayer. Just looking at that building and talking about it now, I have goosebumps out to my head," Runcie said. "I don't know how teachers, students could get back in that building. I don't even know how we're going to open the whole campus, period."

[CS1983]

Emotional people will emote.

[DOC]

I don't know if this has been posted yet. But here is a good video on what we should know so far. Better than the news by far.

[Martinjmpr]

A rare glimmer of truth - From the Washington Post no less!

no-there-havent-been-18-school-shooting-in-2018-that-number-is-flat-wrong

By Wednesday night, the top suggested search after typing “18” into Google was “18 school shootings in 2018.”

It is a horrifying statistic. And it is wrong.

Everytown has long inflated its total by including incidents of gunfire that are not really school shootings.

Take, for example, what it counted as the year’s first: On the afternoon of Jan. 3, a 31-year-old man who had parked outside a Michigan elementary school called police to say he was armed and suicidal. Several hours later, he killed himself. The school, however, had been closed for seven months. There were no teachers. There were no students.

But since Everytown began its tracking, it has included these dubious examples — in August 2013, a man shot on a Tennessee high school’s property at 2 a.m.; in December 2014, a man shot in his car late one night and discovered the next day in a Pennsylvania elementary school’s parking lot; in August 2015, a man who climbed atop the roof of an empty Texas school on a Sunday morning and fired sporadically; in January 2016, a man in an Indiana high school parking lot whose gun accidentally went off in his glove box, before any students had arrived on campus; in December 2017, two teens in Washington state who shot up a high school just before midnight on New Year’s Eve, when the building was otherwise empty.

[GilpinGuy]

I just learned that there have been 288 killed in the last 10 years in school shootings (0 to 24 year olds, college included). But the same age group had more than 56,000 suicides in the last 10 years. The MSM is focused on the wrong problem.

[Firehaus]

I just learned that there have been 288 killed in the last 10 years in school shootings (0 to 24 year olds, college included). But the same age group had more than 56,000 suicides in the last 10 years. The MSM is focused on the wrong problem.

Why isn’t the MSM concerned with medial errors?

http://www.romans322.com/daily-death...statistics.php




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