The Broward County Sheriff's Office is investigating media reports that
three more of its deputies remained outside a South Florida high school
after a gunman opened fire on the campus last week. "If there is no
wrongdoing in the part of our deputies, we'll move on," Broward County
Sheriff Scott Israel told ABC News. "If there is wrongdoing on the part
of our deputies, we'll handle it accordingly as I have for five years as
sheriff." Israel's comments came after CNN and the Sun-Sentinel
reported Friday that three sheriff's deputies had not entered Marjory
Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., when Coral Springs
police officers arrived on the scene. That followed the revelation that.
Source: Yahoo News
