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Three years later, father of Parkland shooting victim calls for meaningful school safety reform | #schoolshooting | #parenting | #parenting | #kids
This Valentine’s Day marks three years since my son Alex, age 14, was one of the 17 innocent victims that was senselessly murdered during the Parkland school massacre. In the […] View full post on National Cyber Security
‘On the way’: Center Harry Giles brings untapped potential to Portland Trail Blazers | #schoolshooting | #parenting | #parenting | #kids
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Harry Giles III appeared to be at least a little annoyed when asked Tuesday about his past setbacks that have derailed his career to this point. While in high school, […]
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Up for a new challenge | #schoolshooting | #parenting | #parenting | #kids
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GREENVILLE — Height, competitiveness and a willingness to learn. At right, Tatum Johnson signs her letter of intent to join the rowing team at Michigan State University. Johnson committed to […]
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UNPREPARED AND OVERWHELMED | South Florida Sun Sentinel | #schoolshooting | #parenting | #parenting | #kids
Failures by the Broward County Sheriff’s Office and school district cost children and faculty their lives at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. A gunman with an AR-15 fired the bullets, […] View full post on National Cyber Security
What we train our police to do — and what they actually do | #schoolshooting | #parenting | #parenting | #kids
Richard Nixon called police forces “the real front-line soldiers in the war on crime.” Bill Clinton, in his signing ceremony for the 1994 crime bill, called them “the brave men […] View full post on National Cyber Security
Police: Dangerous holes in school-shooting prevention strategy
Police have warned of potentially dangerous gaps in agencies’ abilities to prevent murderous attacks on schools and colleges in Finland.
Despite improvements in the way authorities try to prevent school shootings, since 19 people were killed in two massacres in 2007 and 2008, there remain worrying shortcomings in the way potential threats are dealt with, according to law enforcement agencies.
Police researcher Marko Savolainen says that under the current system, no single agency has responsibility for cases in which a youngster cannot be diagnosed with mental health problems, but is still clearly a danger to others.
”If a young person admits to planning a mass murder, but is not psychotic or mentally ill or in need of care, the door is open to them.
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