Disturbed kids in school need competent mental health interventions

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/new-report-on-adam-lanza-parental-denial-breakdowns-missed-opportunities/ar-BBf46Or

FSU shooter Myron May....there were red flags.


May’s ex-girlfriend called Las Cruces police to report that he had showed up at her home, rambling. She told the officer that May had been diagnosed with ADHD and was taking medication for it but had recently “developed a severe mental disorder,” the police report said.

“Myron believes that the police are after him and are bugging his phone and car as well as placing cameras in his home and car,” the report said. She said he had been up without sleep for four or five days straight.

She said he had not made any threats to hurt himself or others but had been evaluated at a local hospital two weeks earlier.

The ex-girlfriend’s call was not the first time May drew police attention. On Sept. 7, he showed up at the police station to report that someone had planted a camera in his house. “He stated that he can constantly hear voices coming through the walls specifically talking about the actions he was doing,” the officer wrote in his report.


We need to be more vigilante with people suffering a mental break.

We need to be more vigilante with people suffering a mental break.

Total agreement.