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GALVESTON COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- The parents of a former student accused of killing 10 people in the 2018 Santa Fe High School shooting cannot be held responsible for what happened, a jury decided Monday at the conclusion of a civil trial in Galveston.The parents of the admitted shooter, Dimitrios Pagourtzis, were both sued, with families of the victims alleging that, as parents, Antonios Pagourtzis and Rose Maria Kosmetatos should have both secured the family's guns and gotten their son mental health treatment.The jury determined Dimitrios' parents were not liable for the deaths. They assigned the conduct responsible for the deaths primarily to Dimitrios and partly to the online store that sold the ammunition. Millions of dollars in judgments were awarded to the victims' families.Lucky Gunner, the gun store found partially liable for the massacre, gave ABC13 this statement about the verdict:"We were dismissed from this lawsuit more than two years ago. Lucky Gunner wasn't a party to the trial, so it was easy for the jury to place some of the blame on us because we weren't there to defend ourselves. Due to our dismissal, Lucky Gunner isn't responsible for paying any monetary damages awarded by the jury.It's worth noting that plaintiff Trent Beasley has said Lucky Gunner didn't break any laws, and the plaintfiffs' lead attorney, Clint McGuire, has also publicly acknowledged the same thing. We believe the jury was likely never told that."Last year, Lucky Gunner reached a settlement with the families.Jurors awarded $330 million in damages to the victims' families, whom will likely see no money.Dimitrios' attorney, Nick Poehl told ABC13 in part, "Dimitri will never have a dime to his name the rest of his life."On May 18, 2018, 10 people - eight students and two teachers - were fatally shot and 13 others wounded in the school shooting. Dimitrios was 17 years old at the time. The Galveston County District Attorney's Office has deemed him incompetent to stand trial, and he remains in custody at North Texas State Hospital.The lawsuit seeks to hold the parents of the admitted shooter financially responsible for the shooting that killed 10 people. Because it's a civil trial, only 10 of the 12 jurors have to agree on the decision.The victims and their families sat through weeks of grueling testimony.PREVIOUS REPORT: Jury begins deliberations in civil trial against admitted Santa Fe High School shooter's parentsClosing arguments concluded Friday in the Santa Fe school shooting trial where victims are suing admitted shooter Dimitrios Pagourtzis' parents.The jury, composed of eight men and four women, was sent to deliberate at about 4:50 p.m. Friday and adjourned for the day at 5:35 p.m. Deliberations resumed at 9 a.m. Monday. The jurors asked permission

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This is part of a BuzzFeed News package on schools and social media surveillance. Read more here.For the 1,300 students of Santa Fe High School, participating in school life means producing a digital trail — homework assignments, essays, emails, pictures, creative writing, songs they've written, and chats with friends and classmates.All of it is monitored by student surveillance service Gaggle, which promises to keep Santa Fe High School kids free from harm.Santa Fe High, located in Santa Fe, Texas, is one of more than 1,400 schools that have taken Gaggle up on its promise to “stop tragedies with real-time content analysis." It's understandable why Santa Fe's leaders might want such a service. In 2018, a shooter killed eight students and two teachers at the school. Its student body is now part of the 4.8 million US students that the for-profit "safety management" service monitors.A college student whose middle school used Gaggle told BuzzFeed News that the tool taught them that they would always be watched. “I feel like now I’m very desensitized to the threat of my information being looked at by people,” they said.Using a combination of in-house artificial intelligence and human content moderators paid about $10 an hour, Gaggle polices schools for suspicious or harmful content and images, which it says can help prevent gun violence and student suicides. It plugs into two of the biggest software suites around, Google’s G Suite and Microsoft 365, and tracks everything, including notifications that may float in from Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram accounts linked to a school email address.Gaggle touts itself as a tantalizingly simple solution to a diverse set of horrors. It claims to have saved hundreds of lives from suicide during the 2018–19 school year. The company, which is based in Bloomington, Illinois, also markets itself as a tool that can detect threats of violence. “... Maybe it teaches students some lessons, but not the ones we want them to learn.” But hundreds of pages of newly revealed Gaggle documentation and content moderation policies, as well as invoices and student incident reports from 17 school districts around the country obtained via public records requests, show that Gaggle is subjecting young lives to relentless inspection, and charging the schools that use it upward of $60,000. And it’s not at all clear whether Gaggle is as effective in saving lives as it claims, or that its brand of relentless surveillance is