WATCH: Broward County Sheriff gives his 'three-pronged approach' for dealing with school shootings

Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel believes schools need to at least have a school resource officer on campus.

Broward Sheriff on how schools can be better secured: "Schools as soft targets need to be fortified. We need to look at how many school resource deputies are being employed at each school." https://t.co/O0pXTKVqV6 pic.twitter.com/wFsq2AevcV

— ABC News (@ABC) February 21, 2018

Along with that, Israel also announced he will be ordering deputies to start carrying rifles in the county’s schools.

Broward Sheriff says he is ordering deputies who are qualified and trained to start carrying rifles at Broward County schools. @CBSMiami pic.twitter.com/hHCulKszHk

— Jorge K Gonzalez (@jorgekgonzalez) February 21, 2018

And not everyone was happy about what he had to say.

Wrong answer. Try again, Sheriff.

— Michael Feher (@SaxMike71) February 21, 2018

Because clearly gun-free zones are working SO well for us.

do resource officers count? i dont even know if ours carried a gun ???

— ? (@fritakahlos) February 21, 2018

We need to define what counts as a resource officer. Does he or she have to carry a gun?

This is not the solution.

— L.A.B.A.A. (@BeAmericaAgain) February 21, 2018

Then what IS the solution?

We are all soft targets because of our outdated gun laws.

When the second amendment was written rifles fired one shot before reloading. ONE SHOT !

Case Closed.

— Stu Pedasso (@StuPedasso2) February 21, 2018

You’re an idiot.

With Florida lawmakers doing nothing he’s going to have to turn schools into prisons in order to restore peace

— MB (@babyitsmb) February 21, 2018

WATCH: Broward County Sheriff gives his 'three-pronged approach' for dealing with school shootings

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