Or, I can call out your "because I say so" claim.You can listen to someone who knows what thy are talking about, or you can remain ignorant.
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Or, I can call out your "because I say so" claim.You can listen to someone who knows what thy are talking about, or you can remain ignorant.
Maybe the threats were too vague to prosecute. I think that's where the smart money lies.It never became a law enforcement issue because useless law enforcement did nothing despite the threats made by the shooter.
Inquiring minds want to knowMaybe they did. Maybe the threats did not constitute a prosecutable crime.
You choose to wallow in ignorance. I will let you.Or, I can call out your "because I say so" claim.
No, I just know that people have ups and downs. I also know peope lie and can fool psychologists.You seem to have as much confidence in the mental health quacks as I do
Maybe you don't know. Thus your making things up.Maybe the threats were too vague to prosecute. I think that's where the smart money lies.
"One day I will shoot up a school"
Not prosecutable
"Next time someone cuts me off in traffic, I will kill them."Inquiring minds want to know
I think death threats are always prosecutable
I just admitted I don't know. That's what "maybe" means. It also mean, "maybe not".Maybe you don't know. Thus your making things up.
You choose to insist "beause I say so" is a dependable claim.You choose to wallow in ignorance. I will let you.
AR clone most likely.I read nothing of an AR-15 used in the shooting. Only one report of an "AR style platform". That means what?
They did? What did the investigation reveal?
"Then what" depends on the result of the investigation, genius, and ranges from nothing to taking the kid into custody.
Exactly. They couldn't.How could they legally stop it, in Georgia?
Exactly. Without red flag laws they couldn't do more than they did.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.
body cavity searches?Metal detectors and body cavity searches at the door of schools to make sure the kids aren't packing heat.
What?If someone makes death threats online the DOJ can get involved
The FBI should have done more
Unconstitutional on its face.I see no need for body cavity searches
The teacher who left the door unsecured should be jailed for involuntary manslaughter or something to that affectOkay, but it wouldn't help in the case the shooter gains entry another way. Like in the Uvaldi shooting.
I suggest you re-read my post.You choose to insist "beause I say so" is a dependable claim.
Sorry, sweetie. Facts matter.I just admitted I don't know. That's what "maybe" means. It also mean, "maybe not".
But since it can't be ruled out, it matters.
Also a terrible idea. Maybe we should throw the school board in jail for not making sure more people check the door. Silly.The teacher who left the door unsecured should be jailed for involuntary manslaughter or something to that affect
She is dead I believe. Also it was found through video she closed the door.The teacher who left the door unsecured should be jailed for involuntary manslaughter or something to that affect
It doesn't get better with age.I suggest you re-read my post.
Well, there you go - the investigation did not find a credible threat.In a separate statement, Janis G. Mangum, the sheriff in Jackson County, said that a “thorough investigation was conducted,” but that “the gaming site threats could not be substantiated.”"
Thank you for making it clear there's no need to waste any more time on you.It doesn't get better with age.
And still, here we are.Well, there you go - the investigation did not find a credible threat.
Which would only make sense. Vague threats and hyperbole aren't actionable.Well, there you go - the investigation did not find a credible threat.