NY principal: Parkland, Fla Dems diverted from Lib failures to impugn 2nd Amend'ers
Channel: DemoCast
Date: 2018-11-05

http://DemocracyBroadcasting.com  Bronx high-school principal Alan Bergstein (retired to Florida) comments on Florida Democrats diversions from their own failures to pre-empt Parkland student Nicholas Cruz from shooting-up his classmates. 

The NY Post reports: "Sheriff’s Deputy Scot Peterson’s jaw-dropping decision not to enter Marjory Douglas Stoneman HS to face accused shooter Nikolas Cruz, and the three other Broward County cops’ reported similar refusal, was the culmination of an utterly mind-numbing series of failures by government systems.  

The Broward and Palm Beach Sheriff’s offices got at least 18 calls about young Nikolas over the past decade, many involving guns, threats and violence. Officers visited his home in response to calls 39 times over seven years.
After four troubling incidents, the state Department of Children and Families opened a September 2016 investigation that noted Cruz’s interest in buying a gun but concluded he was a low risk for harm.
And the FBI admits it got a Jan. 5 tip-line warning about “Cruz’s gun ownership, desire to kill people, erratic behavior and disturbing social-media posts, as well as the potential of him conducting a school shooting” — but failed to share the info with its Miami field office. Agents did visit the Mississippi blogger who reported Cruz’s “I’m going to be a professional school shooter” comment on a YouTube video — but dropped it when the blogger said he knew nothing about the commenter.
Meanwhile, his high schools disciplined Cruz at least 25 times over the last three years; Stoneman even sent him to an alternative school.
(Ironically, Broward County won Team Obama's praise for its schools’ embrace of “restorative justice” policies that offer counseling and other social services in lieu of reporting bullying, assault, drug abuse and so on to the police.)  

(Source: https://nypost.com/2018/02/24/how-system-failures-led-to-the-parkland-shooting/)