Days After Uvalde Shooting, California Shows It Has No Interest In Preventing More Mass Shootings, Passes Bill That Prevents Schools From Reporting Students With ‘Behavioral Issues’

From ThePostMillennial.com…

On the heels of the Uvalde school shooting, California has passed a bill removing requirements for schools to report threats against school officials to law enforcement. On Thursday, the bill, SB-1273 was passed by the California State Senate, merely days after the tragedy in Uvalde.

Lawmakers claim the bill is an attempt at racial equity, stating that minority students are disproportionately reported to law enforcement for violent or disruptive behavior. Instead of mandatory reporting of violent behavioral issues to authorities, school officials will now have the option to deal with them internally. Like most woke policies, the consequences of SB-1273 are dangerous.

Breitbart reported that one outspoken State Senator, Melissa Melendez (R, Riverside County), took to the Senate floor to voice her deep concerns over SB-1273 as a parent, “This is a bill that no longer requires schools to notify law enforcement if a student attacks or assaults someone on campus or makes a threat on campus.”

Melendez went on to warn lawmakers that internal resolution of behavioral issues had deadly consequences in the case of the Stoneman Douglas school shooting in Florida.

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