Broward school district officials admitted Sunday that the confessed Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School gunman was assigned to a controversial disciplinary program, after the superintendent repeatedly claimed Nikolas Cruz had “no connection” to the alternative punishment designed to limit on-campus arrests.

Two sources with knowledge of Cruz’s discipline records told WLRN he was referred to the so-called PROMISE Program for a three-day stint after committing vandalism at Westglades Middle School in 2013.

When asked for a response, a spokeswoman for Superintendent Robert Runcie stated on Friday that district administrators were aggressively analyzing Cruz’s records. Then Tracy Clark said on Sunday afternoon the district had “confirmed” Cruz’s referral to PROMISE after he vandalized a bathroom at the middle school on Nov. 25, 2013.

Stoneman Douglas Shooter Was Assigned To Controversial Broward Discipline Program, Officials Admit

More and more crap is coming out of this issue. If the Governor had any balls, he would convene a special session the Legislature and tell them to come up with a bill to rescind the atrocious SB 7026.

But he is probably too busy preparing his campaign to be elected a Private Citizen again.