Researchers found that within just seven months of starting that training program, at least 19 high-risk cases were identified across the country, and those students were offered help.
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Between 1999 and 2012, Germany saw a rash of deadly school shootings — worse than any other country except the US. After that, Germans started training teachers and students to look out for what they call "leaking" behaviors that might indicate violencehttp://www.businessinsider.com/trump-suggests-arming-teachers-gun-control-why-it-wont-work-2018-2 …
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I will AWAYS support you!
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Sorry but that figure is wrong. They did have about 3 shootings but they took action. However in one case the killer’s father (the gun owner) was held responsible and jailed. I do agree with you though
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The shooters father was supposed to keep his guns looked up by law, but he didn't so his son could take the guns. After the shooting new laws have been put in place allowing the weapons authority to check if gun owners actually store their guns in a gun safe.
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What gun laws would prevent school shootings?
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Omg there were enough warnings etc in your case.
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