12th grader set to graduate. What was he thinking?!
https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2018/02/md-student-loaded-gun-school/
https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2018/02/md-student-loaded-gun-school/
12th grader set to graduate. What was he thinking?!
https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2018/02/md-student-loaded-gun-school/
Yup. I was in college in the 90s and I kept an "assault rifle" under my bed in the dorms. Everyone knew it was there. Everyone also knew that I wasn't going to do anything bad with it. CNN never had to show up, I was never arrested, and life went on. Nowadays it'd be a huge deal - for good reason.It wasn't uncommon for a kid to show off their new pistol or shotgun they got for Christmas in the parking lot at school. I don't ever recall someone bringing one inside except we did have a firing range at our school. If you were in JROTC, you went through their training and had to shoot as part of your grade. Some schools had rifle teams that help competitions at the schools with ranges. Odd fact back then in that discharging a weapon at school was always at a target and never at each other.
Heard on the way in to the office this morning that we had 5 instances of kids being arrested for bringing firearms to school yesterday. Oddly enough, two of these happened at affluent schools - Plano West and Flower Mound Marcus.
It wasn't uncommon for a kid to show off their new pistol or shotgun they got for Christmas in the parking lot at school. I don't ever recall someone bringing one inside except we did have a firing range at our school. If you were in JROTC, you went through their training and had to shoot as part of your grade. Some schools had rifle teams that help competitions at the schools with ranges. Odd fact back then in that discharging a weapon at school was always at a target and never at each other.
This, I was on my school's rifle team. We had a hunting club. Plenty of guns in and around school and nobody ever got shot.
Wow. Upscale areas - but so is this area where Stoneman-Douglas is located.Heard on the way in to the office this morning that we had 5 instances of kids being arrested for bringing firearms to school yesterday. Oddly enough, two of these happened at affluent schools - Plano West and Flower Mound Marcus.
And so is Montgomery County, MDWow. Upscale areas - but so is this area where Stoneman-Douglas is located.
12th grader set to graduate. What was he thinking?!
https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2018/02/md-student-loaded-gun-school/
12th grader set to graduate. What was he thinking?!
https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2018/02/md-student-loaded-gun-school/
I don't live in Montgomery County, but I do the internal audits for the County government (not the schools though).You live in Clarksburg?
I called the cops on a resident in the dorms waving around a mac10. The manager scolded me for calling the police on a paying resident.Yup. I was in college in the 90s and I kept an "assault rifle" under my bed in the dorms. Everyone knew it was there. Everyone also knew that I wasn't going to do anything bad with it. CNN never had to show up, I was never arrested, and life went on. Nowadays it'd be a huge deal - for good reason.
I called the cops on a resident in the dorms waving around a mac10. The manager scolded me for calling the police on a paying resident.
Nope, It was my job to keep the residents safe and some ahole running around with a loaded machine pistol consituted a threat.Did you ever think it's just you?
12th grader set to graduate. What was he thinking?!
https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2018/02/md-student-loaded-gun-school/
I don't understand the inability of the FBI to explore this lead. Perhaps the IT guys can enlighten me here, but doesnt YouTube record everyone's IP address when they post a comment?See something... say something... they do nothing...
FBI was tipped onto this guy twice.
The world's elite investigative body couldn't figure out who posted this comment after it was brought to their attention:
I don't understand the inability of the FBI to explore this lead. Perhaps the IT guys can enlighten me here, but doesnt YouTube record everyone's IP address when they post a comment?
I don't understand the inability of the FBI to explore this lead. Perhaps the IT guys can enlighten me here, but doesnt YouTube record everyone's IP address when they post a comment?
Furthermore, don't law enforcement folks get IP addresses all the time when looking for criminals?
Assuming that YouTube only recorded the IP of the broadband internet service and not the exact account address, can't the FBI take the IP address from YouTube, go to the internet provider, and get the specific account that was using that IP address at the time the comment was posted on YouTube?
That should have gotten the FBI at the very least the name/address of the person who paid for the internet service. At that point you send an FBI officer to the account address and ask them if there is a person named Nicholas Cruz listed at that address.
I don't get it.
I read the local police went to his house 37 Times. Why is everyone focused on the FBI?
You live in Clarksburg?
How about the parents? I understand his mother passed away. I also read where his brother was telling his friends how this guy could be heard loading and unloading weapons over and over again in his room.
Nope, It was my job to keep the residents safe and some ahole running around with a loaded machine pistol consituted a threat.
Why, was that you?
Just south - in Germantown near 355 and Rt 27, but the kids go to Clarksburg HS. Where in MontCo are you?
My kids say that the guy was apparently being bullied.
It's not like tracking g him would have been hard, he used his real name.Short answer, yes.
If they can catch Ross Ulbricht, they could have found this kid.
The problem is conflating unwillingness with inability.
I have a feeling G-man are going to be following up school shooter leads.