Coral Springs police officers were "stunned and upset" to learn that four Broward County Sheriff's Deputies were stationed outside the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and had not entered to face an active shooter, sources with the Coral Springs, FL police department told CNN.
As the details behind the Police response to the Valentines Day massacre emerge, it appears that the Coral Springs Police department - which sent 130 officers to the scene - put their lives on the line while Broward County officers simply waited for backup as the scene unfolded, in what some Coral Springs officials perceived to be a derilection of duty.
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When the tradgedy first happened, I remember some website
ReplyDeletestating there was a security guard inside the building
when the shooting started and he ran. The security guard
was the deputy Sheriff it seems. Peterson was seen and
then gone. Ran outside. Unbelievable.
I am glad the Coral Springs police spoke up or else they
would just be smoke in the wind. Getting more and more
despicable all the time.
Getting more and more despicable all the time.
DeleteAmen.
Addendum: Even the janitor did more for the kids than the
ReplyDeleteBroward Cnty Sheriff's - the kids were running straight to
the killer; the janitor told them they were running the
wrong way; told them which way to run.
The cop would have already be hung in another age.
DeleteHanged, Brock. Pictures are hung, people are hanged. Sorry, it is a pet peeve of mine.
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DeleteAw, Hell! Give 'em another star. Seriously, trying to be acting like they're "military" equals is an unfunny joke.
ReplyDeleteWonder who started all these '4 star' cops?
DeleteNever too late, especially if one has a Patriot Orchard, eh? I still have the rope... ;) Thanks for your posts. Always a pleasure Sir!
ReplyDeleteMy orchard trees wouldn't give them justice but my Pecan and Walnut trees would.:)
DeleteI'm afraid that other age, where honor and courage and truth were esteemed is gone and never to return.
ReplyDelete“There was a land of Cavaliers and Cotton Fields called the Old South. Here in this pretty world, Gallantry took its last bow. Here was the last ever to be seen of Knights and their Ladies Fair, of Master and of Slave. Look for it only in books, for it is no more than a dream remembered, a Civilization gone with the wind...”
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