Six Palm Beach County deputies are guarding the Boynton Beach home of the former school resource deputy who failed to engage the shooter at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School as last week’s massacre unfolded.
We sent @BrianEntin to BSO Deputy Scot Peterson’s Boynton Beach home to try and talk to him about his resignation today. Were met by 6 @PBCountySheriff deputies standing guard outside his home. They prevented us from approaching the house.
See photo of deputy Peterson here.
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School resource officer 54-year-old Scott Peterson resigned yesterday after surveillance video surfaced showing the deputy waiting outside the school instead of taking action to confront the shooter.
Members of the media tried to engage Peterson at his home yesterday but were turned away by several Palm Beach County police officers.
The shooter opened fire with an AR-15 rifle killing 17 people and wounding several others.
Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel says Peterson was outside the building for roughly four minutes while the shooting in total lasted around six minutes.
Israel said the officer never fired his weapon.
The “New York Times” reported that in February of 2016, the sheriff’s office...Read More HERE
Got to be the most unpopular guy since Bruce Ismay.
ReplyDeleteThat whole sherrif's office should need protection, be run out of town and out of policing or any other public "service". It starts at the top but yellow runs clean through that force, or worse. Perhaps they want people dead to support their agenda.
ReplyDeleteSure hope there are no active shooters inside his home.....
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