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Student brings gun to Highlands High School

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Thanks for your service.

 

While you may have been rarely satisfied, again your want/needs from outside the school district are not their concern and do not override their requirements on handling things of this nature.

 

Police are privy to a lot of information that never makes it to the public. Until there is transparency there, why would/should it be required of a school district?

 

It has nothing to do with my service but it was a pleasure to serve and thank you.

 

Additionally, it has nothing to do with "my wants or needs."

 

This is all about transparency, honesty, and disclosure by our Government.

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I'll say this. The fact that @theguru and I are pretty much in agreement on this one has me thinking I'm probably wrong. :D :lol2:

 

That's funny, I must admit I wasn't too thrilled about it when I saw we were on the same page. :lol:

This is all about transparency, honesty, and disclosure by our Government.

 

And the fact that it's Highlands.

And the fact that it's Highlands.

 

You're wrong there Deuce.

You're wrong there Deuce.

 

Just stop.

This is all about transparency, honesty, and disclosure by our Government.

 

I suppose I'm missing what you're looking to hear/see.

 

School gave a statement that said no specific threat against staff or student. Staff followed procedures on how to handle situation. Contacted law enforcement.

 

At that point, law enforcement took over and gave a statement as well.

 

One government agency handed off to another. Which one do you want more from and what do you want?

Just stop.

 

It just disappoints me in some of you.

 

Because I take strong stances on certain issues some of you think it is personal with me.

 

To any of you that think that, you don't know the first thing about me.

I suppose I'm missing what you're looking to hear/see.

 

Simple. Something more controversial.

I suppose I'm missing what you're looking to hear/see.

 

School gave a statement that said no specific threat against staff or student. Staff followed procedures on how to handle situation. Contacted law enforcement.

 

At that point, law enforcement took over and gave a statement as well.

 

One government agency handed off to another. Which one do you want more from and what do you want?

 

Blah blah blah blah...

This thread just jumped the shark.

You are really having a reading comprehension problem.

 

No, you stated that if there was a "threat" to a student, teacher and/or administrator that it should be made public. I am telling you that there was not a threat made against a student, teacher and/or administrator.

 

I can also tell you that the kid was at his home yesterday.

 

This incident is in no way related to the incident that occurred late last week.

No, you stated that if there was a "threat" to a student, teacher and/or administrator that it should be made public. I am telling you that there was not a threat made against a student, teacher and/or administrator.

 

I can also tell you that the kid was at his home yesterday.

 

This incident is in no way related to the incident that occurred late last week.

 

Talking to you is like talking to the wall.

Talking to you is like talking to the wall.

 

So I am with Namescip here. What do you want to know that has not been presented here? I am not going to say on a public forum what I have been told was the reason.

 

I can say again with confidence that no one on the campus was in danger. I can also say that the young man was at his home yesterday. Where things go from here is anyone's guess and that is up to the police at this juncture.

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