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You have to make people submit for some kind of psychological examination. - albaby--------------------
Not necessarily. Carefully crafted Red Flag laws may be good starting place. Many (perhaps almost all) of these mass shooters were well known to law enforcement and/or had a reputation at whatever school they attended. Students know who the volatile ones are and should be encouraged to speak up. Authorities should be more aggressive following up on leads. Then there is this concerning the Nashville shooter,
The office told her to call a nonemergency number. What's up with that?
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/nashville-sch...The Nashville school shooter warned that something bad was about to happen in messages to a former middle school basketball teammate before opening fire Monday at The Covenant School.
Averianna Patton said she saw the Instagram messages at 9:57 a.m. Monday, less than 20 minutes before police said they received calls about a shooter at the private Christian school.
In the messages, Audrey Hale, the person police identified as the shooter, talked about not wanting to live anymore and said that their family did not know what they were about to do.
The first call she (Patton) made was to the suicide prevention hotline, she said, which instructed her to contact the Davidson County Sheriff's Office.
The office told her to call a nonemergency number.
