> “Once students make contact with law enforcement, they are less likely to graduate high school... <
Well, then maybe they shouldn’t be attacking, assaulting, or threatening anyone in the first place.
I don’t know who many sensible people are left in California. But I sure do feel sorry for them.
If you discount the tourists just passing through you could apparently count them on the fingers of one hand, and have fingers enough left over to pick up a coffee cup.
This is insanity. This decision is going to result in children getting killed. Guaranteed.
They cannot prevent the evil and/or mentally disturbed from getting access to weapons or manufacturing explosives/incendiary devices. No amount of "gun control" or anything else can prevent a determined kid from making that happen.
They cannot or will not effectively address the cultural and mental illness issues that lead kids down this path.
If/when an attack happens, many law enforcement agencies apparently have incredibly half-a**ed procedures for engaging such that it is basically all over before they go in.
The net result is they cannot seem to stop creating potential perpetrators. They cannot deny a potential perpetrator the tools. They cannot effectively deal with an incident when it does occur. The only hope of breaking the event chain that leads up to these kinds of tragedies is to get some intel on them before hand and head them off. This decision just cut the legs off of that.