[PA Engineer]

This is an interesting revelation and something that I had suspected. From past experience in calling a 302 on a neighbor I was met with police resistance. Only after I told them they were going through neighbors mailboxes did they act. I am surprised that ABC reported this.

[Fledermaus]

It has to be said: while we have great brave and solid police officers, the unionized bureaucracy along with left wing Dem theft has turned our law enforcement into a joke.

Along with the coddling of criminals that have been subjects of movies, TV and literature since the early 1960’s.

At least in the old days the law would just shoot Bonnie and Clyde, Machine Gun Kelly, etc. Shoot to kill.

[samadams2000]

Missed it by that much..Of course.

[dragnet2]

The sources did not know what the officer approached by Dr. Lynne Fenton did with the information she passed along. They said, however, that the officer was recently interviewed, with an attorney present, by the Aurora Police Department as a part of the ongoing investigation of the shooting.

Uh oh...Where's the report?

Wasn't she the director of mental health, and or head psych for the University?

Did she just stop the first campus cop who happened by and had conversation with him?

Campus police? It seems this wouldn't be the way to report someone who she believed to be dangerous.

This should get interesting.

[bunkerhill7]

99% of campus staff have no common sense.

If there was a dorm fire, first one they call would be Dean of Housing.

[Uri’el-2012]

I'll bet we find out Fenton was prescribing
psychotropic drugs to Holmes.

I had heard that she was the head of the
threat assessment committee.

She had been admonished for giving out drugs
without paperwork and to herself and
her husband and colleagues without
a patient relationship.