Dereliction Of Duty - Four Broward County Deputies Remained Outside Florida High School, Neighboring Police Dept. Were First To Enter Building
One deputy not going in might be a coward, but four is an order to 'stand down'. Where do these orders come from?
Here's the backstory from Sundance at The Conservative Tree House:
Broward County Sheriff's Office Did Not "Miss Warning Signn" Or Make "Mistakes ..."
And the agenda continues to march on...
The cowardice displayed by the Broward County Sheriff's Department is emblematic of a breakdown in training, dedication and discipline. The fish rots from the head down. Naturally, the progs, never wanting to waste a crisis, blame everything on the rifle. The truth is far more disturbing. The residents of Broward County can't rely on armed police officers to protect them. It only makes sense that they seek training and arm themselves.
ReplyDeleteGood grief. What a shocker this is. I had no idea, but if he's hanging around Crooked Hillary nothing is off the table.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day. ♥
Such a sad commentary on the state of our world.
ReplyDeleteI had heard one stayed outside. Did not know that FOUR could resist charging in to help the children.
ReplyDeleteLL: Yes, the truth is disturbing and the problem is more invasive than we're being led to believe. The Broward County sheriff's and the School Department have an agreement with the NAACP to hold "minority" students to a lower standard of misbehavior. This is why 39 calls to the police didn't result in punishment for Cruz.
ReplyDeleteSandee: Good grief is right. The Broward County Superintendent of Schools is Robert Runcie the brother of James Runcie, who up until May 2017, was the Chief Operations Officer of the Office of Federal Student Aid, an Obama appointee. James Runcie resigned because he refused to testify before a congressional oversight panel regarding the department’s rising improper payment rate for federal student aid programs. Lots of money is alleged to have been misappropriated.
ReplyDeleteMessymimi: What's sad is that so much information can be pieced together from many sources, yet nothing is being done about it.
ReplyDeleteGranny Annie: Yes, the neighboring police department of Coral Springs, who arrived to help out, were the ones who finally did go in, along with two new Broward County deputies (not one of the original four) and one deputy from Sunrise, Florida.
ReplyDeleteUn-be-lie-vable, but true.
The NRA is such an easy target for this sort or misuse of power
ReplyDeleteJan: Yes, they're always a target when there's a shooting. Now is a perfect time join or to renew memberships that have lapsed. Together we stand...
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