Jury to decide fate of deputy accused of fleeing during Parkland school massacre.

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A Florida jury is deliberating whether former school resource officer Scot Peterson should be convicted of child neglect charges for failing to confront the gunman who killed 17 people and wounded 17 others at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in 2018. Peterson faces seven felony child neglect charges and three misdemeanor charges in relation to deaths and injuries on the third floor of the building, which prosecutors argued he had a chance to stop. The trial is thought to be the first in the nation against a member of law enforcement for inaction in a school shooting.
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- Jury to Decide Fate of Deputy Who Did Not Confront Parkland Gunman The New York Times
- Prosecutor: Deputy fled during Parkland school massacre, putting own life ahead of students' Yahoo News
- Prosecutor: Deputy fled during Parkland school massacre, putting own life ahead of students’ KTLA Los Angeles
- Deliberations almost underway in ex-deputy's Parkland negligence trial South Florida Sun Sentinel
- Jury deliberations begin in Scot Peterson trial WPBF West Palm Beach
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