Sheriff Scott Israel's own words in July 2016:
What happened at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, on February 14, 2018, was the perfect storm of deadliness and complicity.
As alluded to in the above Tweet, there is more — much more — to the systemic failure than FBI missteps and the Boward Police Department's botched visits to the Cruz home.
From this source:
This kind of coverup goes in many a public school system.
I know for a fact that the school systems here in the D.C. Metro Area have the same policy of obfuscation — and for the same reason as above. Mustn’t let the real-estate taxpayers know what is going on in the public schools systems which taxpayers fund.
And private schools can be complicit, too. I've also seen that complicity.
Since I began my teaching career in 1973, here are a few of the crimes that I've personally seen schools sweep under the rug, often to protect the schools' reputations:
the gang rape of a teacher at back-to-school night
dealing cocaine on campus
assault with a deadly weapon on one school campus but never reported to the school to which this student transferred, and the student soon after the transfer, assaulted another student with a deadly weapon
emotionally disturbed students who are inappropriately mainstreamed committing assault on campus during the school day
allowing one diagnosed sociopath to continue classes in the mainstream classes for at least two years after the diagnosis, of which the administration was fully aware.
Additional reading HERE, not the same link as the previous link in this blog post.
Should not these school policies and police-department policies be addressed and revised? Such revision is in the Public Interest (Mustang's site).
My innovative initiatives also helped keep children in school and out of jail, greatly expanding the juvenile civil citation program and making issuance of civil citations mandatory for BSO deputies.When "one more chance" became one chance too many....
THIS is why Nikolas Cruz was able to buy a weapon.— Steph (@steph93065) February 24, 2018
In a sane world, he would not have been eligible after so many calls to police for violence and other alarming behavior.
Talk to the liberals that run Broward county. #ParklandShooting #2a #JoinTheNRA #browardcowards #2a pic.twitter.com/UZe4NMNKOO
What happened at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, on February 14, 2018, was the perfect storm of deadliness and complicity.
As alluded to in the above Tweet, there is more — much more — to the systemic failure than FBI missteps and the Boward Police Department's botched visits to the Cruz home.
From this source:
...2011/2012 Broward County School administration made a policy decision to block the arrests of students in order to improve their education statistics....Read the rest HERE. This is a must-read!
This kind of coverup goes in many a public school system.
I know for a fact that the school systems here in the D.C. Metro Area have the same policy of obfuscation — and for the same reason as above. Mustn’t let the real-estate taxpayers know what is going on in the public schools systems which taxpayers fund.
And private schools can be complicit, too. I've also seen that complicity.
Since I began my teaching career in 1973, here are a few of the crimes that I've personally seen schools sweep under the rug, often to protect the schools' reputations:
the gang rape of a teacher at back-to-school night
dealing cocaine on campus
assault with a deadly weapon on one school campus but never reported to the school to which this student transferred, and the student soon after the transfer, assaulted another student with a deadly weapon
emotionally disturbed students who are inappropriately mainstreamed committing assault on campus during the school day
allowing one diagnosed sociopath to continue classes in the mainstream classes for at least two years after the diagnosis, of which the administration was fully aware.
Additional reading HERE, not the same link as the previous link in this blog post.
Should not these school policies and police-department policies be addressed and revised? Such revision is in the Public Interest (Mustang's site).
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