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On February 14, 2018, Valentine’s Day, a gunman named Nikola Cruz, opened fire inside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, killing seventeen people. And injured 17 others not to mention the trauma of 100’s of others. Survivors quickly identified Cruz as the shooter as he had been a student at the school himself…

He was arrested an hour after the shooting off school grounds, after he left unarmed, from the buildings with other students that fled the massacre.

As a result of this horrible tragedy there was enormous public outcry against the AR15 weapon system since it was used by Cruz in the massacre.

The other huge problem which is even more alarming was the lack of police response.  Sheriff Scott Israel of Broward County Sheriff’s Office, of course denied any wrongdoing. Claims the deputies were trained and equipped and its not his fault they didn’t act.

Not only did they fail to act during the shooting, Broward County SO and the FBI had been previously warned about Cruz contemplating a school shooting on FB and DID NOTHING.

Deputy Sheriff Scott Peterson was on duty and on campus as the School Resource Officer, the day of the massacre. He sat inside his patrol vehicle and never set foot inside the school to locate, isolate and kill the shooter, he was forced to resign {yet keep his pension and all other benefits}. 

In addition to useless Peterson, there were at least 3 more deputies on the grounds and they also did nothing to stop the shooter.

However, there was one off duty from Coral Springs PD, Sgt. Jeff Heinrich who did attempt lifesaving efforts on wounded students.

Since the Columbine High School massacre on April 20, 1999 police officers and deputy sheriffs all over the USA were receiving specialized training on how to deal with active shooter events. It is a well known fact that SWAT cannot mobilize fast enough to a sudden active shooter event. Hence the training all officers receive is how to mobilize quickly from wherever they are and respond to the event, search, find and engage the shooter. Not sit outside and Hide.

Captain Jan Jordan of the Broward County SO recently resigned in November 2018 under a hail of ridicule for her lack of command leadership at the scene. She chose the typical non response by having deputies set up a perimeter instead of leading deputies into the event and seeking out the killer and stopping his rampage. Her lack of leadership also prevented wounded students from receiving the help they needed resulting in more deaths because of the inaction by law enforcement. Sgt Miller arrived at the scene before Captain Jordan and he did nothing to assist in life saving efforts.

This inaction by law enforcement is inexcusable and unacceptable by any standards. 

Now Federal Judge Beth Bloom dismissed a lawsuit brought forth by 15 of the surviving students, on the grounds that the police had No Duty to protect the students, since they were not in custody.

This is exactly the type of court decisions that alienate police from th community they are paid to PROTECT and SERVE!

The outcry from the decision is as loud as the public outcry when the shooting occurred. If the police cannot use the training, weapons, and authority to save young people being gunned down inside their schools, then they are useless.

Now that the smoke has somewhat cleared, and we have more information about the Stephon Clark shooting, the Archangels talk about the incident. We begin by playing the actual 911 that lead Sacramento Police to Stephon’s location, Sal talks about what happened according to reports. After listening to the police audio from the shooting, Sal and Ira discuss whether the police should be charged with murder. Sal and Ira then talk about the media coverage of this shooting and the problems it causes between the public and police. We discuss why it does more harm than good and why the statistics do not back up that the police are targeting black people. Sal and Ira then discuss other police shootings that were “bad” police shootings, that received little to no media attention. Sal and Ira give their final thoughts on this case and the media portrayal of this event. Subscribe today and never miss an episode from Archangels of Justice!

In this week’s episode, the Archangels finish their interview with ex-Detective of the Martin County Sheriffs, Jennifer Heard. We pick up the interview, talking about the treatment she received at the hands of Judge Richard B. Burk, in the Martin County courts, which calls into question his ability to protect the public. Then Archangel Investigator, Sal Rastrelli, who worked with Jennifer, shares how she was treated in Martin County Sheriff’s Office and the culture created by Sheriff William Snyder. As we continue our interview, Jennifer talks about how the father of her child used his in friends in the court system of Martin County to manipulate the truth and continue abusing his son. Even after Judge Richard B. Burke acknowledged that he believed the child was being sexually abused and he still put that child back into the house of a predator. Jennifer then talks about the investigation, or lack thereof, by the Florida Department of Children & Families and their lead investigator, Joseph Martin. We then talk about how Jennifer’s son is doing today and whether Judge Burke allowed him to get the help he needed. In the end, Jennifer talks about advice she would give to other families and how she will continue to fight for her son.  Subscribe today and never miss an episode from Archangels of Justice Weekly!

After missing last week, Archangels of Justice Weekly is back with a truly troubling episode about a child being abused by his father and a mother desperately fighting for her son’s safety. In part 1 of 2, we speak with Jennifer Heard, ex-Detective of the Martin County Sheriffs, about the case involving her son and the failures by different government agencies that continue to this day. The failures were exacerbated by an inept Department of Children and Family investigator, a vindictive Sheriff’s department, and incompetent judge. Their complete lack of accountability in this case only stands to highlight the problems with our, “justice system” but also begs the question, who do you turn to when the people who are supposed to protect you simply fail in doing their job? In these next two episodes we talk to Jennifer about her fight to protect her son from his father, a man that according to a court ordered psych evaluation was found to have narcissistic, anti-social personality disorder, and possibly, a sociopath. Subscribe today and never miss an episode from Archangels of Justice!

Does the Government really know what’s best for your children and who do go to for help if they make a wrong decision? School Shootings seem to be on the rise but so is the training for officers, so how did the police perform so inadequately at the recent shooting in Parkland, Florida? How do schools fail so miserably when handling special needs and is there anything we can do to fix this problem? We discuss these topics and preview the upcoming Leonard Peltier podcast on this episode of Archangels of Justice Weekly. Subscribe today and don’t miss any new content from Archangels of Justice!

In this week’s episode the Archangels talk about the Pravin Varughese case, who was a 19-year-old Southern Illinois student murdered after receiving a ride home from a party. The police originally declared his death hypothermia but after the Archangels investigated they found his case to be a clear-cut murder. Even after providing evidence to the local law enforcement that it was murder it took a well-orchestrated PR campaign to get authorities to reinvestigate the case. Sal and Ira then talk about the process of filing an affidavit and how easily they can be ignored. Lastly, we talk about whether there is a theme to these inept investigations and whether there is anything that we can do about, so they don’t happen in the future. Subscribe today and never miss an episode for Archangels of Justice!

This week the Archangels talk about the two police shootings in Wisconsin of Michael Funk and Michael Bell. Both case ended with the victims dead at the scene and no charges were ever filed in either case. Our two Archangels worked on the cases, they explain what happened and how the police officers tried to get away with it, by lying under oath and filing false reports. Sal and Ira then talk about what happened in the aftermath of these shootings and if justice was ever served in either of these cases. We finish the episode by talking about the solutions, if there are any, to prevent these needless shootings in the future. Subscribe today and never miss an episode from Archangels of Justice!

In second part of our two-part series about a corrupt guardianship in Nevada. We finish our conversation with Becky Schultz, whose father was exploited personally by Jared Shafer. We pick up right were we left off in part 1 and continue our conversation about Jared Shafer and his company that have been doing this in Nevada for over 38 years. Becky then talks about the articles that featured her father’s case in the New Yorker and Las Vegas Review Journal.

As we move further in our conversation, we bring up the current Democratic Senator from Nevada and former Attorney General, Catherine Cortez Masto, who continually ignored Becky pleas and has still not addressed this problem, even today. We then ask Becky about her lawsuit and all the problems it has caused for her family. The last topic we discuss is anything different she would have done if it happened to her again and how to avoid it in your own life. Subscribe today and never miss an episode from Archangels of Justice!

In part one of a two-part series, we speak with Becky Schultz about her father, Guadalupe Olvera, and the experience she had with a guardianship in Nevada. Her father was a WW2 vet and 89 years old at the time. Becky has been fighting against this abusive guardian, Jared Shafer in Nevada courts for over 8 years. The police departments have little to no interest in her case and the justice department has ignored her pleas, listen to her story but understand that this happens in every state across the country and many people find out when it’s too late.

In the first episode, we hear Becky tell her horrifying story and how they ended up in this mess. We hear Guadalupe pleading with the court to allow him to live with his daughter in California and the judge ignoring him. Becky then tells us how she snuck him out of his house in the middle of the night and never took him back. Subscribe today and never miss an episode from Archangels of Justice!