Stem Academy in Highlands Ranch shooting

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Apparently the dude was a known bully, and not bullied himself? That really doesn't work with the narrative, either.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...chool-n1004181

The suspected shooter, Devon Erickson, "would whisper, like get really close and kinda put his arm around you, and whisper in your ear, ?don?t come to school tomorrow,'" former student Kevin Cole said.

What a PoS! How does a kid like that have any place in any school?

Yeah, we need more gun control but leave that kid in a position to harm other kids. Top Men level thinking here.

Politicians and the national media are dropping this one like a glowing souvenir from Chernobyl.

That might pick up again if the stories about early warnings are true, but even that doesn't fit with the gun control narrative that the community isn't interested in trumpeting. Still gets back to mental health and poor administration.

They're trying. People aren't falling for it.

[Gman]

This is why I was wondering why some were assuming that the kids were responding to being bullied. Maybe they didn't fit the norm for when we grew up, but the gay and trans community is put on a pedestal for kids growing up today. The liberal bastions known as public schools treat these people like heroes, not oddities.

You've got a disgruntled kid mad at the world paired with a girl that was probably being given testosterone treatments. I can't imagine how that might have fueled aggressive behavior.

This is one of the reasons I didn't always get to choose my friends. My parents understood the impact of a bad/negative influence when I wasn't mature enough to see it.

[BPTactical]

Might get uncomfy for Spurlock, seems he elected not to renew a SRO contract with the STEM school:
https://www.dcsheriff.net/sro-statem...eriffs-office/

[roberth]

Might get uncomfy for Spurlock, seems he elected not to renew a SRO contract with the STEM school:
https://www.dcsheriff.net/sro-statem...eriffs-office/

Of course he didn't, he is probably in bed with the teacher's union and they hate the STEM schools and every other school like it.

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Might get uncomfy for Spurlock, seems he elected not to renew a SRO contract with the STEM school:
https://www.dcsheriff.net/sro-statem...eriffs-office/

In a letter dated 05/14/18, the STEM School requests Sheriff Spurlock to reimburse part of the funds they put forth towards the SRO, for the months he was out sick, see attached.

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The Sheriff felt that STEM School may not have been utilizing the SRO in alliance with the contract because their primary focus for the SRO every day was outside security and traffic control, not the above noted functions of a deputy sheriff, per the agreement.

Why is this such a clusterfuck? The charter school is a public school. This is our taxpayer funded community LE. Why are these two entities at odds, acting like there is a contract to negotiate?

SRO assignment shouldn't be optional or part time. The SRO should performed his duties per department regs/training not at the whims of an educator. And if an officer can't take his shift, DougCO shouldn't leave the post unmanned for any reason.

It's like they both set this up for failure.

We pour money on public education for all sorts of stupid Libtarded bullshit. Don't tell me there isn't enough funding at $10,000 per pupil. The math on that is $270,000 avg classroom/$5,000,0000 avg school.

Could you imagine anyone in government losing a protective detail because someone is out sick? Or "sorry we can only fund this half the day." It's stupid.

[hurley842002]

Why is this such a clusterfuck? The charter school is a public school. This is our taxpayer funded community LE. Why are these two entities at odds, acting like there is a contract to negotiate?

SRO assignment shouldn't be optional or part time. The SRO should performed his duties per department regs/training not at the whims of an educator. And if an officer can't take his shift, DougCO shouldn't leave the post unmanned for any reason.

It's like they both set this up for failure.

We pour money on public education for all sorts of stupid Libtarded bullshit. Don't tell me there isn't enough funding at $10,000 per pupil. The math on that is $270,000 avg classroom/$5,000,0000 avg school.

Could you imagine anyone in government losing a protective detail because someone is out sick? Or "sorry we can only fund this half the day." It's stupid.

Well said!!

[CS1983]

Tangential story...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...staircase.html

Biology teacher is caught on camera planting live ammunition on campus staircase 'to spark lockdown and prove school needs to get metal detectors'

[BPTactical]

A very interesting thread in "That other forum" about what happened when an individual asked for a FOIA/CORA request as far as any communications between the STEM school and the Brady Center, Moms Demand Action etc.
Worth taking a look at, title is: "CTA: Colorado: STEM Highlands Ranch purposely stonewalling FOIA/CORA request"

[Irving]

I think it's interesting that the article didn't say that there is no relation between the superintendent and the biology teacher since they have the same last name. Perhaps they are related, but if they aren't I bet the super isn't happy about leaving that out.

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Tangential story...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...staircase.html

Biology teacher is caught on camera planting live ammunition on campus staircase 'to spark lockdown and prove school needs to get metal detectors'

So an actual false flag? To "do something!" now?

This is going to ruffle the "conspiracy" feathers.