Thread by @BusterUSMC

People don't understand how Broward County School Sheriff Officers Operate.

1. Watch this video.

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I'll explain.... You ready?
Let's Do This.
But, Be Prepared To Get Pissed...REALLY PISSED.

2. I spent about 18 mos in 2012, 2013 & 2014 investigating Broward & Miami-Dade school policies & how those policies transfer to law enforcement practices.

3. My interest was initially accidental.
I discovered an untold story of massive scale & consequence as a result of initial research into Trayvon Martin & his High School life in Florida.
You remember him, he's Obama's "if I had a son...he'd look like this" thug.

4. What I stumbled upon was a "Broward County law Enforcement System"
in a state of conflict.
The Broward County School Board & The District Superintendent, entered into a "political agreement" w/Broward County Law enforcement officials to STOP arresting students for crimes.

5. The motive was simple.
The school system administrators wanted to "improve their statistics"
in order to gain state & federal grant money (Our TAXPAYER $) for "improvements" therein.

6. So police officials, the very highest officials of law enforcement (Sheriff & Police Chiefs), entered into a plan:

7. As soon as Miami-Dade began to receive the benefits
(political & $$ financial) from the fraudulent scheme, Broward County joined in on this racket.
The approach in Broward was identical as the in Miami-Dade. theconservativetreehouse.com/2013/11/10/bro…

8. It's important to remember,
this was NOT an arbitrary change - this was a well-planned fundamental shift in the entire dynamic of how teenagers would be treated if/when they engaged in actual criminal conduct on school property. scribd.com/document/37191…

9. The primary problem was the 'policy' conflicted with the 'laws';
and over time, the 'policy' began to "create outcome"s where
illegal behavior by students was unchecked by law enforcement. prospect.org/article/revers

10. Initially the police were "excusing" misdemeanor behaviors.

However, it didn't take long until felony crimes, even violent felonies (armed robberies, sexual and physical assaults and worse) were being "excused."

11. The need to continue lowering the arrests year-after-year
meant that increasingly more severe criminal behavior had to be ignored.

Over time the most severe of 'unlawful conduct' committed by students on school property was being "filtered" by responding (dirty) police.

12. We found out about it, when 6 cops 'blew the whistle' on SEVERE criminal conduct "they were being instructed to hide."

The Sheriff & Police Chiefs were telling Street Cops & School Cops to ignore ever worsening criminal conduct.

13. The police were in a bind.
They were encountering 'evidence of criminal conduct' but they had to hide the conduct.

There were examples of burglary & robbery where the police hid the recovered evidence in order to let the kids get away without reports.

14. For example, police would take stolen merchandise & "intentionally falsify police records" then record the "stolen merchandise" to make it look like it were instead "found merchandise" on the side of the road.

15. They put illegal illicit drugs & stolen merchandise in bags, then sent it to storage rooms in the police department.

Never assigning/connecting the recovered property to any "criminal conduct."
Stolen merchandise just sat in storage rooms gathering dust.

16. They couldn't get stolen property back to any victim, because that would mean the police would need to explain how they took custody of it.

So they just hid it.
To prove this was happening one of the officers told me where to look, and identified who the victim was.

17. At first I didn't believe them.
However, after getting information from detectives, cross referencing police reports, & looking at the "found merchandise"
I realized they were telling me the truth.

18. A massive internal investigation took place but, of course,
the results were buried.

Participating in the cover-up were people in the media who were connected to the entire political apparatus.

19. The sheriff & chief could always deny the violent acts (assaults, rapes, beatings etc.) were being ignored; that's why the 'good guys' in the police dept gave up the physical evidence of stolen merchandise.

That physical evidence could NOT be ignored & proved the scheme.

20. From 2012 though 2018 it only got worse.
In Broward & Miami-Dade it is nearly impossible for a student to get arrested. The staff within the upper levels of Law Enforcement Officers (LEO) keep track of arrests and when a certain number (quota) is reached all else is excused.

21. It didn't take long for gangs in Broward & Miami-Dade area to realize the benefit of 'using students' for their criminl activities.
After all, "kids" are let off- so organized crime became easier to get away with if gangs on the outside enlisted high-school kids on the inside

22. As criminals became more adept at the "timing" within the offices of the LEOs, they timed their biggest crimes to happen after the monthly maximum arrest quota was made.

23. The most serious of armed robberies, assaults, drug deals etc. were timed for later in the mo. or quarter.

The really serious crimes were timed in the latter phases of the data collection periods.This way student criminals were guaranteed to get away with it.

24. Now do you see how the entire process gets worse over time?
Present corruption (the need to hide the policy) expands in direct relationship to the corruption before it.

This is where the "School Police" come into play.

25. Understanding the risk behind the scheme, made it increasingly more important to put 'the best' "corrupt cops" in the schools.

*BEST* Dirty Cops:
Those School Resource Officers (SRO's) became the ones who were best at hiding the unlawful criminal conduct.