Taft High School students ask why school administrators didn't do something about Bryan Oliver; 'They were oblivious'

As Twitchy reported on Thursday, at least two students at Taft High School tweeted concerns about alleged shooter Bryan Oliver on December 15, 2012.

https://twitter.com/beezygioni/statuses/279974965191798785

https://twitter.com/beezygioni/statuses/279977223602176000

The above tweets were posted nearly four weeks before Thursday’s shooting took place.

Many Taft High School students believe that school administrators should have done more:

https://twitter.com/Lurch113_/status/289585058296233985

https://twitter.com/desiraealexis_/status/289585763794972673

https://twitter.com/Lurch113_/status/289496706071011328

https://twitter.com/desiraealexis_/status/289543747593699328

https://twitter.com/desiraealexis_/status/289574868264026113

https://twitter.com/Lurch113_/status/289583703187922944

I like how Taft High makes a bigger deal about stealing a corn dog in the lunch line, but making a hit list they don't do nothing.

— kev. (@ItsKevinChavez) January 10, 2013

I love Taft High but this was there fault.

— kev. (@ItsKevinChavez) January 11, 2013

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As we noted in our Thursday post, at least one student met with Vice Principal Rona Angelo in connection with her tweets about the threat posed by Oliver.

https://twitter.com/Doty425/statuses/289497483325870080

https://twitter.com/beezygioni/statuses/289515735405953024

Related:

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