Deputies called to suspected shooter’s home 39 times over seven years

NY Post ^ | February 16, 2018 | Yaron Steinbuch

[EdnaMode]

Before Nikolas Cruz carried out his mass killing at a Florida high school this week, police responded to his home 39 times over a seven-year period, according to disturbing new documents.

Details about the calls to the Broward County Sheriff’s Office — obtained from police records by CNN — were not immediately available and it was impossible to determine if all involved Cruz.

But the nature of the emergencies at his Parkland home included “mentally ill person,” “child/elderly abuse,” “domestic disturbance” and “missing person,” KTLA reported.

And a schoolmate, Brody Speno, told the network that cops were called to Cruz’s home “almost every other week.”

[EdnaMode]

How was he not in prison?

[Red Badger]

Suspected? HE CONFESSED!.....................

[treetopsandroofs]

He was an asset.

[Buckeye McFrog]

This debate needs to be about Totally Incompetent Law Enforcement, not gun control.

[grania]

He was expelled from the school for his behavior. I don't understand why the school wouldn't have a list that included those who have been expelled over the past few years who couldn't enter the building. All school buildings today have, or should have, a system where anyone entering the building has to "buzz in" to have the door unlocked and sign in at the office.

One can't help but suspect that security and front office weren't following these procedures.

[FlipWilson]

Nothing to see here. It was the gun.

[Boardwalk]

A professional school shooter no less!

[Leep]

Sounds like an suspected democrat.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

...or committed to an insane asylum? The left let all the crazies out of the asylums in the early 1970s. The result of their work is visible in every city all over the country - insane bums living on the streets, excrement and urine, needles, overdoses, parks not safe for normal citizens.

[Lurkinanloomin]

One would think there would have been some follow up.......

[robroys woman]

I just heard this morning how he was caught.

I’ve said from the beginning that this is not a federal problem to solve. It is a local issue. And a local cop is who got the guy. He almost escaped.

[bgill]

Just as some of us suspected. The gun control msm was lying about him not having a rap sheet.

[Sacajaweau]

The problem is...you can’t arrest someone unless they commit a crime.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Every company I’ve worked at has such a badge admittance system. Of course, that protects kids inside the building but leaves athletic fields unprotected. Club, athletes, cheerleaders, field trips — lots of opportunities for the insane outside the school building.

[Bayard]

Suspected is a technical term. Technically until a charge has been made he is only a suspect I believe. When he is charged he becomes the defendant.

Yes, everyone knows he did it.

I like technical terms though, because we live in a society that respects distinctions and rationally enforces law.

[sodpoodle]

7 years ago he was 12 years old. Must have been raise in a very chaotic/criminal family environment.

[JayAr36]

The FIBS say that after the message describing the upcoming shooting was revealed they “couldn’t trace it”.

I wonder where the reputation of the FBI came from??????

From 9/11 til this they have totally screwed up.

[bgill]

Sign in? Ha, that’s a joke. Schools can have three dozen outside doors.

[mewzilla]

But thanks to the Baker Act in FL, it is possible to have someone hauled in for a psych eval. I’m wondering if this was ever done? If so, what happened? If not, why?

[A_Former_Democrat]

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