Stunning list: Cops stop dozens of school attacks before they happen

WND ^ | Chelsea Schilling

[TallahasseeConservative]

That’s a valid point. However, the parents should be angry at their child, instead of the police. Imagine the reaction if one of these kids actually went through with it and the police didn’t seize the firearms.

[RoosterRedux]

Now that’s a good sign.

[PGR88]

I think this article contradicts your statement

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/article201216104.html

It also begins to point to the ONLY possible way towards improvement - much more freedom, authority and responsibility from local school, community and law enforcement officials.

[EnigmaticAnomaly]

One of these schools is one at which I am employed. I have brought up the issue with the police liaison officer here, but he doesn't know of any information about Indiana adopting legislation concerning allowing teachers to carry in schools.

This is a VERY liberal region of Indiana...to my ultimate chagrin, of course. The cancerous rot of Chicongo metastasizes quite far east into Indiana.

[ilovesarah2012]

Absolutely. You can’t take a chance. Parents need to be responsible for their children.

[Wuli]

Where’s the criminal behavior? It’s with some Florida counties where instead of tight and vigilant school, police and sheriffs’ cooperation, problem kids are NOT facing police action for many behaviors that should bring down the police on them. Such behavior as was known about Cruz, should have been in reported police data that would have denied him a gun permit. Whose fault? - the county government and schools Cruz was in.