Magruder HS Shooting

[Anonymous]

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When will citizens organize and say Enough is Enough?

They did when george Floyd was murdered.

The did when parkland kids were murdered.

When are lazy, privileged moco kids going to “organize”?

You raised them.

The Citizens need to demand basic school safety. NOW.

What does "basic school safety" look like?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
When will citizens organize and say Enough is Enough?

They did when george Floyd was murdered.

The did when parkland kids were murdered.

When are lazy, privileged moco kids going to “organize”?

You raised them.

The Citizens need to demand basic school safety. NOW.

What does "basic school safety" look like?

Calling for police response for attempted murder not community engagement officer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
When will citizens organize and say Enough is Enough?

They did when george Floyd was murdered.

The did when parkland kids were murdered.

When are lazy, privileged moco kids going to “organize”?

You raised them.

The Citizens need to demand basic school safety. NOW.

What does "basic school safety" look like?

Calling for police response for attempted murder not community engagement officer.

That's reactive. Anything proactive?

[Anonymous]

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Praying that the victim survives, without being maimed for life.





Everyone responsible for not aiding the victim should receive punishment commensurate with their level of involvement.

Totally agreed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:




Praying that the victim survives, without being maimed for life.





Everyone responsible for not aiding the victim should receive punishment commensurate with their level of involvement.

Totally agreed.

Not providing aid is not punishable. Reprehensible, sure. But not a crime.

"Punishment commensurate with their level of involvement" is all that's needed if they were involved.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:




Praying that the victim survives, without being maimed for life.





Everyone responsible for not aiding the victim should receive punishment commensurate with their level of involvement.

Totally agreed.

Not providing aid is not punishable. Reprehensible, sure. But not a crime.

"Punishment commensurate with their level of involvement" is all that's needed if they were involved.

Actually it IS a crime. It's called aiding and abetting after the fact.

[Anonymous]

And or accessories after the fact.

The police chief should be hauled out for not charging them
Hopefully the prosecutor brings charges.

[Anonymous]

Any info re: motive?

[Anonymous]

Please sign this petition to reinstate SROs: https://chng.it/xW9dK4tVP2

[Anonymous]

Those parents are disgusting. I bet they’re giving their son high fives behind closed doors. Lock them up too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Those parents are disgusting. I bet they’re giving their son high fives behind closed doors. Lock them up too.

I watched that video and that kid didn’t have a chance, did he? He still needs to be punished to the fullest extent but It was eye-opening. They weren’t even a little bit contrite.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Those parents are disgusting. I bet they’re giving their son high fives behind closed doors. Lock them up too.

I watched that video and that kid didn’t have a chance, did he? He still needs to be punished to the fullest extent but It was eye-opening. They weren’t even a little bit contrite.

I reject the “he didn’t have a chance” premise. Many kids are raised like that and DON’T shoot others. He’s in HS - old enough to be out in the world and learn that shooting people is WRONG. There is something fundamentally wrong with him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
When will citizens organize and say Enough is Enough?

They did when george Floyd was murdered.

The did when parkland kids were murdered.

When are lazy, privileged moco kids going to “organize”?

You raised them.

The Citizens need to demand basic school safety. NOW.

What does "basic school safety" look like?

Calling for police response for attempted murder not community engagement officer.

That's reactive. Anything proactive?

Yes. SROs. Just one component but the program worked.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please sign this petition to reinstate SROs: https://chng.it/xW9dK4tVP2

Done

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Those parents are disgusting. I bet they’re giving their son high fives behind closed doors. Lock them up too.

I watched that video and that kid didn’t have a chance, did he? He still needs to be punished to the fullest extent but It was eye-opening. They weren’t even a little bit contrite.

I reject the “he didn’t have a chance” premise. Many kids are raised like that and DON’T shoot others. He’s in HS - old enough to be out in the world and learn that shooting people is WRONG. There is something fundamentally wrong with him.

DP. I would add that SROs often serve as role models for students who may not have a good one. I bet this kid didn't have that given his parents' behavior.