Thread: High School Gang Members Allegedly Threatening To Shoot White Children

High School Gang Members Allegedly Threatening To Shoot White Children

JUNE 2, 2015

V. SAXENA
V. Saxena is a proud conservative who originally started out as a radical Ed-Schultz-loving Leftist loon. Listening to the Sean Hannity show helped reform the lad into a much more principled and sane human being.


Expect zero liberal mainstream media outlets to report this, but according to Jacksonville news station WJAX, gang members at First Coast High School “are [allegedly] threatening to shoot white children.”

We know this courtesy the daughter of Bridget Vannoy, who was told that this is allegedly going to happen.

“I’ve decided not to let my daughter go to school next week because of this,” Vannoy told reporters. “Don’t know whether it’s a sick prank or whether it’s true whether it’s rumors that kids have made up.”

This could very well just be a prank. Still, the racial aspect makes it an extraordinarily disturbing prank — one that would be getting covered by every single liberal mainstream media news outlet right now had a black student been told that gang members intended to shoot black kids.

It should be noted that this school has a history of black violence:

At an after-prom party, Johnell Johnson was killed, and a few weeks later, a shooting killed 18-year-old Laquon Laquon Reeves and injured another.

The good news is that Duval County Public School Superintendent Dr. Nikolai Vitti has “been beefing up security at the school” for the past few weeks.

Furthermore, at least 10 officers from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office have been spotted patrolling both the school and nearby neighborhoods.

Hopefully, all this will be for naught — and the allegation will turn out to be nothing more than a prank.

But still, again, if the races were reversed, how do you think the liberal mainstream media would be reacting right now?

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From CBS-WjaxTV
Parents keeping students home from school following alleged social media threats

By Brittany Jones
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. —

Several parents of students at First Coast High School are sharing a Facebook post that has them scared for their children's safety. Some parents tell Action News they will keep their kids home for the last week of school.

“She's scared, she's scared,” said Bridget Vannoy.

Vannoy said her daughter informed her that gang members at her school are threatening to shoot white children.

“Very disturbing. I've decided not to let my daughter go to school next week because of this," she said. "Don't know whether it's a sick prank or whether it's true whether it's rumors that kids have made up."

This information was so disturbing to Vannoy, she wrote a post about it on Facebook. It’s now been shared by many parents who said they’re afraid to send their kids to school.

MrsShane Reed

• Fernandina Beach High School

· May 30 at 11:23am ·

If you have a child, friend or know anyone that goes to FIRST COAST HIGH SCHOOL you need to be aware of this THREAT

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Action News took their concerns to Duval County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Nikolai Vitti.

“We are aware," said Vitti. "As I said earlier, there's quite a few threats and they happen daily, not just at the end of the year, and every time we learn something like that we take a proactive approach."

Vitti said their approach includes ramping up security and personnel at the schools, which he said they're already doing – and this week they say they are keeping an extra eye out and their ears open.

"First Coast is one of our targeted schools where we have additional personnel, so we have an all hands on deck mentality right now. Every person available that could prevent something from happening is out in the field right now," Vitti said.

But - parents like Vannoy said they aren’t taking any chances.

“My daughter, her well-being is in my hands and I am ultimately the decision-maker and for my child to be safe I’ve elected not to send her to school next week," said Vannoy.

The school year ends on June 5.


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