We closed the asylums and let the crazies out here in California. An unholy alliance of ‘civil libertarians’ and fiscal conservatives. It sucks.
People who are unable to function are an increasingly large part of the population; my theory is that because the world is more complicated today- a 1000 or 500 years ago a retard or a crazy could either farm or at least be cannon fodder, or they would be dead at a very young age, nowadays they are shepherded through school and kept alive to piss and poop and scream on the streets.
Shepherding describes Cruz’s childhood to a T. In Cruz’s case, the mental health issues were screaming to be addressed and his mother, the school district and the police jeopardized the community’s safety by coddling him. Pray that his murdering rampage will serve the purpose of ushering back in the law in the state of Florida. Ignoring the law and violations and FL statues on criminal conduct paved the way for Cruz to become a cold blooded killer.
Records show that BSO responded to at least 45 calls to Cruz’s home. The calls “included incidents in which Cruz “held a gun up to his mom’s head” (a felony),... imbibed gasoline,.... cut himself, and rubbed “his hands in glee thinking of the inheritance that he was going to get as a result of his adopted father dying.”
From this we learn that the Broward NAACP sanctuary school policy extends to the home as well as the school?
“Hey kids, commit a felony in Broward, no problem! As demonstrated, you can hold a gun to their mother’s head and not get arrested!”
So when an Orlando/Tampa/Miami punk holds his mama at gunpoint, he should just tell the police that they can’t arrest him.
Because, Sheriff Israel, the Top-Cop in Florida, whose running the largest sheriffs office in the nation says, “It’s all okay!” “Dude, I got a free pass- a get out of jail free card, cause I’m under 18!”
The legal ramifications for the rest of the juveniles in the state are huge. Florida is running a dual juvenile justice system.
It’s Sanctuary for Broward, and Obey for all the rest.
If a person is not a danger to themselves (starvation and homelessness not included) or a danger to others, in PA and Jersey, they are free to go.