Wifeanon surprised me this morning….
We were discussing politics over coffee - she's not very computer-saavy so I typically brief her of news I see agreggated here or elsewhere. As I was walking away, she said "thank you baker". ! I looked back and she winked. I asked…"ok how do you know that?". She said "I know things". I badgered her for a few more minutes…she started dancing in "haha" fashion and wouldn't say anything else.
I made this for anyone who wants to use it. …or share it.
So I read that "30 minutes before he entered the school, he posted threats to shoot up the school on Facebook"
So …how is it possible he posted the threats, then got in a truck…drove somewhere…crashed it..had a shootout with police or something…and then entered the building - all within 30 minutes?? Is that right?
>says the law.
https://hcjpd.harriscountytx.gov/Documents/SealingGuideLines.pdf
They had access:
"They may be shared only with people the law says may access them. The
law allows sharing with entities that need access for community safety or to provide services to juveniles."
> those records are sealed because he was a minor so would not show up on a background check
Ok it looks like you have to request to have your records sealed. They are NOT sealed by default.
"If you were referred to juvenile court for CINS and never referred for delinquent conduct and actually have
records with the court, your records will be sealed when you turn 18 as long as you do not have an adult
felony conviction or pending adult charges."
>yes, but they have to go through a judge to get that info.
Only if the records are sealed and you have to request for them to be sealed. Where is the sauce that THIS SHOOTER's records were sealed?
> and that link you provided is for Harris County (Houston)
It's for the state of Texas:
"TEXAS JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM FILES AND RECORDS"
>Gonzales said Ramos was arrested along with a friend and that Ramos spent time in a juvenile correctional facility.
The whole thing smells of MKUltra. They knew this kid was a risk for a very long time. And after so many other shootings, one would think the FBI would be on pins and needles trying to stop the next one.