As the wounds of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting remain raw, the Broward law enforcement community convenes with determination, yet their efforts seem stymied by a persistent challenge: communication. A recent meeting disclosed disquieting revelations-six years post-tragedy, and Broward County’s emergency responders are entangled in the same critical breakdowns in communication that characterized the horrific events of 2018. WSVN reports that if a 911 call were made from Stoneman Douglas High School today, responders would still grapple with disjointed dispatch systems, an issue instantiated by the haunting recollection of the separate channels used during the shooting that cost 17 lives.