Nine months after a mass school shooting in Parkland left 17 dead, an I-Team investigation found Florida still failing kids with serious mental illness – a broken system that top law enforcement bosses say is a threat to public safety.
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Florida still failing kids with serious mental illness — 9 months after Parkland
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