Colorado School Shooting Reveals Gaps in Security and Radicalization Threats

When a 16-year-old student armed with a revolver opened fire at Evergreen High School near Denver, wounding two classmates, it was not just another tragic headline—it was a glaring warning about the failures in protecting our children and safeguarding our communities.Desmond Holly’s attack, fueled by radicalization from an extremist network, unfolded amidst troubling gaps in campus security. With the regular school resource officer on medical leave and part-time deputies absent, no uniformed law enforcement was present until after shots were fired. The lone officer assigned that day had been dispatched elsewhere during this critical window. How many more campuses are...