Alleged Apalachee Shooter Was Known to FBI, Made Threats Last Year

[Fort Fun Indiana]

If you make it almost impossible for people to buy Legal Firearms by licensed dealers, they will go elsewhere for their self protection needs.

In other words, commit crimes.

Let them. Then we have a chance to lock them up or confiscate the guns before something terrible happens.

 

[Hollie]

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Because you say so?

 

[Mac-7]

That's a terrible idea. Shrinks locking up children just in case, to cover themselves.

No.

You are overlooking the death threats that the killer made online

 

[Polishprince]

Please, tell us what they should have done with the 13 year old child to have stopped this.

It's not a "gotcha". I am genuinely curious what action everyone thinks should have been taken with a 13 year old making threats.

My idea for preventing school shootings is simple. Metal detectors and body cavity searches at the door of schools to make sure the kids aren't packing heat. We already have this system at federal courthouses and penitentiaries. Why shouldn't the children be as valued and protected as our bureaucrats and imprisoned paedophiles doing time?

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

You are overlooking the death threats that the killer made online

No I'm not. And that's a law enforcement matter, not a matter for a shrink. That's separate.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

My idea for preventing school shootings is simple. Metal detectors and body cavity searches at the door of schools to make sure the kids aren't packing heat.

Simple? Hahahaha

That's the dumbest shit I have ever heard in my life.

Get real.

 

[Mac-7]

No I'm not. And that's a law enforcement matter, not a matter for a shrink. That's separate.

If making death threats is a crime in Georgia then you choose

Jail or the funny farm?

 

[otto105]

This happened 20 miles from me.

With that said, the FBI is a farce now. They ushered out their best long ago to keep the status quo among the elite intact.

This matter was turned over to local authorities.....so you don't blame them. Or the fact we are awash in guns and a murder culture.

 

[Care4all]

Isnt making murder threats a crime in Georgia?

If the FBI has evidence of murder threats the kid can certainly be locked up and/or sent to s shrink

The FBI wouldn't be doing state law enforcement jobs if it were illegal in Georgia.

I think the kid being 12 or 13 had a lot to do with it...and why the dad was relied on as providing supervision? You would think the parents would have sought mental health care, for their kid imo.... Or spied on his internet posts, or simply talked with their kid? Something is amiss here with the family imho....

 

[XponentialChaos]

I'm a human being, Sarada. It's too bad you're so firmly entrenched in your political hatred to see that I'm just a human being.

And I will blame the FBI anytime they screw up this badly.

To my understanding, the kid was making social media posts last year with his dad’s guns threatening to kill people or something. People reported it to the FBI.

The FBI interviewed him and his dad. Dad said his kid would not have unsupervised access to the guns. The FBI continues to monitor the kid for suspicious activity.

A year later, this happens.

What exactly would you like the FBI to do in situations like this?

 

[Mac-7]

Simple? Hahahaha

That's the dumbest shit I have ever heard in my life.

Get real.

I see no need for body cavity searches

Just give children the same level of security that fat ass judges and mayors get at city hall

 

[Polishprince]

Simple? Hahahaha

That's the dumbest shit I have ever heard in my life.

Get real.

They make prisoners and bureaucrats, as well as visitors to those facilities go through security every day. Why not in schools as well?

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

If making death threats is a crime in Georgia then you choose

I did. Law enforcement matter. I don't disagree that he should be held accountable. It's at least something.

Then the child gets out. Probably pretty quickly.

 

[Hollie]

No I'm not. And that's a law enforcement matter, not a matter for a shrink. That's separate.

It never became a law enforcement issue because useless law enforcement did nothing despite the threats made by the shooter.

 

[Mac-7]

The FBI wouldn't be doing state law enforcement jobs if it were illegal in Georgia.

I think the kid being 12 or 13 had a lot to do with it...and why the dad was relied on as providing supervision? You would think the parents would have sought mental health care, for their kid imo.... Or spied on his internet posts, or simply talked with their kid? Something is amiss here with the family imho....

If someone makes death threats online the DOJ can get involved

The FBI should have done more

 

[M14 Shooter]

Because you say so?

You can listen to someone who knows what thy are talking about, or you can remain ignorant.
Every "AR platform" firearm has -one- part in common - the lower. It defines the "platform'.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

I see no need for body cavity searches

Just give children the same level of security that fat ass judges and mayors get at city hall

Okay, but it wouldn't help in the case the shooter gains entry another way. Like in the Uvaldi shooting.

Typically they don't walk through the front door with guns strapped on their backs.

Some schools use them already. But they might just be a security blanket.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

If someone makes death threats online the DOJ can get involved

The FBI should have done more

Maybe they did. Maybe the threats did not constitute a prosecutable crime.

 

[XponentialChaos]

This sounds like the Ethan Crumbley shooting.

Parents were aware of their son’s erratic behavior and still allowed him to get access to guns to murder people.

Time to throw the dad in prison.

 

[Mac-7]

I did. Law enforcement matter. I don't disagree that he should be held accountable. It's at least something.

Then the child gets out. Probably pretty quickly.

You seem to have as much confidence in the mental health quacks as I do

Which is zero

But that is the proper procedure nevertheless