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To: Brumar89 who wrote (1054828)	2/16/2018 1:15:05 PM
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washingtonpost.com The FBI said Friday that a month before the shooting rampage at a South Florida high school, the bureau received a warning that the 19-year-old charged in the shooting might carry out such an attack — but then investigators failed to act on it. The startling revelation came two days after police say Nikolas Cruz marched into his former high school and gunned down 17 people. In a statement, the FBI said it received a tip last month from “a person close to Nikolas Cruz” reporting concerns about him, specifically saying that he could potentially carry out a school shooting. While this should have been investigated “as a potential threat to life … these protocols were not followed,” the bureau said in a statement.