The first hot tip predicting Cruz’s massacre was received while he was still attending MSD- 2016. The SRO was assigned to that tip and the following tip. He never filed a report (or the BSO is claiming that he did not.)
Cruz was NOT arrested or expelled numerous times because of the “Stop the School Pipeline to Prison” 2013 plan that created a sanctuary for thousands of Broward criminal juvenile delinquents who relish wreaking havoc throughout Ft. Lauderdale’s schools.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3633095/posts
Cruz is a severely disturbed maniac that grew up as a very warped kid that grew from an adopted toddler that probably grew from an egg distilling in a womb in Russia, assuming that’s where Nikolai and his birth mother originated.
Children named ‘MaDrankk Stolichnaya’ face a lifetime of difficulties. And he looks and acts like a textbook case of (FAS) displaying with multiple Secondary symptoms. Meds are generally ineffective and make them worse. Intensive early therapy prior to adolescence yields moderate functionality.
Unfortunately, the Broward schools mainstream nearly everyone different and collect all the additional federal and state special education funding for their own coffers. Cruz likely had inadequate help and school services so he grew to become a completely angry irrational deranged misfit. His education was an epic fail for the past decade exasperated by both of his parents’ deaths. He was doomed.
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I just don’t understand why a deputy on sight is tasked with evaluating the guy. Clearly they know the kid was a problem or he wouldn’t have been referred to the deputy on site.
It just makes no sense at all, as far as evaluation goes. If they were notifying him (giving him a heads up) so he’d be able to know something about the problematic kid, fine, but he’s not the person who should be doing a psych evaluation.
This is so lame > IMO.
Whoever referred the kid to the deputy, should have been referring him to someone for a psych interviews and evaluations for other special programs.
He doesn’t seem to have been a candidate for general population at a normal school.
He probably belonged in a special ed program with very close supervision and almost constant re-evaluations to see if he was progressing to a ignition point.
If he was, he should have been put in some sort of lock down.