I was just looking at the news and saw this story. My jaw dropped. I immediately thought of you, David, and the other Parkland students. Miller shouldn't be getting his job back.
Sergeant Brian Miller sat in his car as 17 of my classmates were killed he should never get his job back.https://www.aol.com/article/news/2020/05/14/sergeant-fired-in-school-shooting-response-to-get-job-back/24303121/?fbclid=IwAR3f7gbhjxVXj8By2-rGpEGV70svcuH9BQiaRhhPSSMISl13vYnv48-qYAY …
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I would have liked to see Miller go to jail, but unfortunately I don't think there is a law against a cop being a coward.
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Every cop must wonder how they’d react in a moment like the one he faced. In his case, he froze- I guess that could happen to a lot of us. But, if he has any shame, I don’t see how he could possibly go back to work again as a cop.
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Yeah that’s kind of the point... of the tweet?..
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Not ever, he should never be in that line of work again. He failed.
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I agree with everything you’re saying & I sympathize with you, but why are you bringing this up now when 83,000+ Americans are dying because of the Coronavirus?
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Probably because it's happening, well - now.
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So sorry. He should be ashamed. He should of run through a wall for his kids. It was his watch!
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Great reason to arm up.
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Welp, this is the first tweet that I've ever agreed with you about.
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