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Live Leaks: Douglas High School Shooting Exclusive Report
Broward County Sheriff Audio 911 CALLS, 14 min 42 seconds of a 50 min audio, plus a video never shared here at youtube. The children of the Douglas High School Shooting on there way to Tallahassee fl. Timeline of the Douglas High School Shooting- Florida
All of this is new information audio and a short clip of the kids, at 10:00 to 10: 40 seconds, the children stated someone and to the 911 operator the police is here.
What time did Sheriff Scott Israel arrive at the shooting?
This site list a timeline but is it correct? And who give a hoot about the body cams when children are involved.
In its fact-check, the sheriff’s office denies that the sheriff told deputies not to enter Stoneman Douglas "unless body cameras were on."
"Any suggestion that Sheriff Scott Israel or any other deputy from the Broward Sheriff’s Office ordered body cameras to be turned on prior to entering the school is false," the website says.
We traced the claim about a body-camera rule to Laura Ingraham’s Fox News show on Feb. 26. Ingraham cited information from unnamed sources, which means PolitiFact can’t evaluate those sources.
But so far Ingraham is the only person making that claim, so far bringing it up twice. "We have two well-placed sources tell us that in fact it was the case that they were told not to enter unless they had their body cameras on," she said March 6.
The timeline of emergency dispatchers shows no mention of body cameras.
On March 8, the sheriff’s office released a seven-page timeline of the afternoon of the shooting starting with an Uber record showing Cruz arrived at the school at 2:19 p.m. and ending when he was arrested at 3:40 p.m. The timeline is based on what was seen on the security video and heard by dispatchers for the sheriff’s office and Coral Springs police and fire departments, and includes statements by law enforcement at the scene. The timeline shows no directions by dispatchers or law enforcement about body cameras.
http://www.politifact.com/florida/article/2018/mar/09/fact-checking...
Live Leaks: Douglas High School Shooting Exclusive Report- YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrexw945OeE
Read the Pdf Documents: Deputies Outline Whereabouts in Minutes Following Parkland School Shooting.
The Broward Sheriff’s Office released incident reports Friday that outline the response by deputies after the Feb. 14 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the site of one of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history.
Confessed shooter Nikolas Cruz faces 17 murder counts and 17 attempted murder counts.
The Sheriff’s Office said it released the supplemental reports about the Parkland mass shooting in response to public records requests. It follows national controversy about the response of the high school’s armed resource officer during the shooting.
Read the document:
Timeline according to them in military hours:
MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL SHOOTING PDF
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Permalink Reply by Henry Massingale on -
Lets do this right Hank, at 14:19 Military hours, Cruz came to the school went to his stash, got dressed within 1 minute and 23 seconds and started shooting at the children.
This is according to CAD. 14:19 Military Hours is 2:19 pm. According to the report Cruz did not show up at the school until 2:19 pm.- 2:19pm local time (8:18pm BST) on Wednesday.
I may not be the smartest person, but it is impossible to get into full Military Police Gear and go into the school, within 83 seconds, and at the same time the calls to CAD 'Shots Fired' are within seconds of the first shots fired, or before the first shot was reported.
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OMG!! -> Government Now Wants To Seize Your Car For Going 5MPH Over The Limit
We’ve discussed this on and off for several years now. Civil asset forfeiture is a legal process that allows the government to seize assets and cash from citizens without any due process or judicial oversight.
You don’t even have to be charged with a crime. You are assumed guilty unless you can somehow prove your innocence.
Of course, not everyone has this ability… if you aren’t local, state, or federal law enforcement, this is called stealing, and you go to prison.
But the government is actually a bigger problem than common thieves.
A 2015 report showed that law enforcement used civil asset forfeiture to steal more from US residents than every thief, robber, and burglar in America combined.
About $4.5 BILLION worth of cash, cars, homes, and other property is taken by civil asset forfeiture each year – hundreds of millions more than common criminals steal.
And it happens at every level. Your local cop can use civil asset forfeiture just like your state trooper. And then any one of the armed agents of the US government—from the FBI to the Fish and Wildlife Service—can rob you for whatever reason they want.
This travesty continues to grow because the cops who take your stuff get to keep it. Police departments and government agencies around the country depend on civil asset forfeiture to boost their budgets.
Cops will literally keep some of the cars they take as squad cars. And they make a fortune auctioning off the houses, boats, and anything else they confiscate.
Obviously this gives cops an incentive to steal, whether or not they actually think the property was used in a crime, or acquired illegally. Remember, civil asset forfeiture adds billions every year to their bottom line.
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court heard arguments in a case of civil asset forfeiture.
Tyson Timbs was convicted of selling a small amount of drugs to an undercover police officer. He was sentenced to house arrest, and paid about $1,200 in fines.
But then police used civil asset forfeiture to take his $42,000 Land Rover which Timbs purchased with money from a life insurance policy after his father died. The money did not come from selling drugs, or any other illegal activity.
Timbs sued, and the case made its way to the Supreme Court, because every lower court in Indiana said the forfeiture was perfectly legit.
The case revolves around whether or not the seizure of the Land Rover was an excessive fine under the 8th amendment, and whether or not this protection against excessive fines applies to state governments.
And the public got some crazy insight into the government’s position.
The Indiana Solicitor General was arguing in favor of civil asset forfeiture when Justice Stephen Breyer asked him a hypothetical.
Breyer asked, if a state needs revenue, could it force someone to forfeit their Bugatti, Mercedes, or Ferrari for speeding? Even if they were going just 5 miles per hour over the speed limit?
And the utterly appalling answer from the Indiana Solicitor General was, yes.
That’s right… the official government position is that they can steal any amount of your property in “connection” with any crime whatsoever, no matter how trivial the crime may be… even exceeding the speed limit by 5 miles per hour.
This is how overbearing and authoritarian the government has become in the land of the free.
This is how much power your local cop has… and the power only grows as you go to state, and federal officials.
If there is any solace in any of this, it is that the other Supreme Court Justices were reportedly laughing at this exchange.
The justices seemed incredulous that Indiana’s top lawyer was using such absurd assertions and flimsy reasoning in his arguments.
So, for now, we can keep our cars if we get pulled over for speeding. But that may not always be the case…
Depending on how this is ruled, it could pave the way for even more egregious abuses of power… or it could curb the practice, and reign in these thieves in uniforms.
Just understand where the government is coming from. These politicians, bureaucrats and officers think they can do whatever they want. Absolutely anything goes, with no limitation whatsoever.
And that makes it a little tough to feel like you really live in the land of the free.
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