Jan Jordan, is the Broward police captain who told sheriff's deputies to 'stage' and form a perimeter outside
Stoneman Douglas High School as students and teachers were being massacred inside on February 14.
Jan Jordan, 49, was in charge of deputies who responded to the first calls of the shooting in Parkland, Florida.
Broward Sheriff Scott Israel had placed Office Captain Jan Jordan in charge of the school massacre scene.
Jordan denied deployment of two Rescue Task Force teams that had arrived.
Three paramedics and 3-4 officers had rushed to the scene to help---but Jordan denied them entry.
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Also in charge when the school massacre took place, the Broward county Florida Supt, Robert Runcie,
(hand-picked by Obama) got a $28,000 raise and additional benefits under his contract.
The deal brings Runcie’s salary to $335,000 and extends his employment through June 30, 2023.
Under the new contract, Runcie would:
-- Be able to trade in 15 of his 29 vacation days for a cash value of $20,500.
-- Get $48,000 contributed annually from the school board for retirement plans
-- Be allowed to earn a pension based on four years of his service in Chicago,
estimated to cost taxpayers $80,000.
More than 30 people lined up mostly to praise Runcie’s work since he started in 2011. Leaders of local community organizations, businesses and schools praised improved student achievement, Runcie’s communication skills and inclusion and protection of immigrants and minorities under Obama's vaunted "Promise" plan.
Runcie collected $53 million tax dollars from Obama for keeping minorities off arrest records.
Then the massacre took place.
Broward Supt Runcie named Superintendent of The Year.