Cymek said:

ms spock said:

Divine Angel said:

Sixty minutes. That’s how long it took for a private Snapchat message to travel from Kristen Volpe’s phone to the FBI to the deputies standing in her elementary school hallway. On January 29, 2025, the 22-year-old student teacher at John L. Hensey Elementary in Washington, Illinois, vented to her boyfriend and two roommates — three people total — after a student closed her laptop mid-class and wiped her lesson plan. She referenced shooting the student or the school. She meant it as a frustrated joke. Snapchat’s algorithm didn’t get the humor.

Here’s what happened in sequence:

• A student closed Volpe’s laptop during class, deleting her lesson plan.
• Frustrated, she sent a private Snapchat message referencing shooting the child or the school — exact phrasing varies across reports.
• The message reached three recipients. Not a public Story. Three people she lived with or dated.
• Snapchat’s automated AI flagged the message and reported it to the FBI, which alerted the Tazewell County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies arrived at the school within roughly one hour.
• Volpe was arrested for disorderly conduct, held overnight at Tazewell County Jail, and released on $0 bond under Illinois’s SAFE-T Act. No formal court charges were filed. Her student-teaching placement was terminated.

https://www.gadgetreview.com/student-teacher-sent-a-private-snapchat-complaining-about-her-workday-an-hour-later-police-pulled-up-to-her-school

And yet there are so many mass shootings that they miss?

You read that police are hesitant to go in and stop children being murdered depending on the ethnicity of said children.
I’d hope that isn’t true but whose knows.
As a cop with body armour and automatic weapons you’d have far more protection than anyone inside the schools.

Ulvade was one of those cases.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-01-19/uvalde-school-shooting-justice-department-report/103366854