Broward School Cops Will Carry Rifles, Including AR-15s, On School Grounds

– The Broward County sheriff says the deputy on duty at the school where 17 students and teachers were killed never went inside to engage the shooter. The students entered a gun-friendly political climate in Tallahassee, where lawmakers have rebuffed gun restrictions since Republicans took control of both the governor’s office and the Legislature in 1999.

Rubio admitted that he had not been an advocate for changing the law in this area, but told Grady: “After this and some of the details I’ve learnt about it I’m reconsidering that position”. They are right. But they have an uphill battle. We are coming after you. “Now we believe in something, do it”, he said.

“I just want to start something and be able to bring justice to the lives that have been lost and bring justice to the parents that have lost kids”.

Mr Israel said video evidence suggested that Peterson stayed outside for four minutes and “clearly” knew there was a shooting. In the front gate of the school, she said there’s a familiarly inspiring quote.

“I still hunt with my son but an AK-47 and an AR-15 is not for hunting, it’s for killing”, said Nelson to applause. “It doesn’t matter who you are, and I don’t think the politicians understand that”.

“This could happen to their son or daughter. And we need to prevent this from happening in the future”, she said. It can’t be any time in the future.

“It is unacceptable that we continue to feel unsafe in schools as a result of gun violence“, said Rebecca Gagnon in a Facebook post.

Pollack noted that he doesn’t particularly care about gun control legislation at this time, but rather the immediate safety of our children in schools across the United States.

The rally comes just one day after state legislators rejected a ban on man semiautomatic rifles and large-capacity ammunition magazines.

In a Facebook post to the closed group AP World History Teachers, according to CNN affiliate KCRA, she asked for teachers to write letters of support that will welcome the students on their first day back.

Now over a dozen of them are tirelessly campaigning and making the rounds on U.S. cable news networks to share their story, their message.