Columbia incident

[323MAR]

The teacher should be suspended for getting LE involved in the first place. This was not a matter for LE. The little savage should be expelled and sent to juvenile for 6 months. Her actions resulted in forcing LE to use force. She should be hold accountable for that. If she is injured, then she should be punished for it.

 

[Gator 45/70]

Thug life is not gender bias.

 

[LACamper]

The teacher should be suspended for getting LE involved in the first place. This was not a matter for LE. The little savage should be expelled and sent to juvenile for 6 months. Her actions resulted in forcing LE to use force. She should be hold accountable for that. If she is injured, then she should be punished for it.

Meh... the teacher would have been fired if he had tried to handle the situation without calling for backup.

 

[Saintsfan6]

BullSh!t situation. Teacher and principal couldn't handle the situation so they call an officer in. How else was the officer expected to handle it? Get on his knees and beg that she "be good"? Clear out the classroom and wait for her to cool down like a hostage standoff? I mean WTF?! Why would you call an officer into a classroom if not to handle a dangerous situation or criminal act? I will call out an officer if I think they are using excessive force, but this is absolute BS.

 

[WalterLSU]

Unfortunately schools have limited options to deal with irate disturbances in an educational environment. Simply put, we've tied teacher's hands behind their backs and expect them to go above and beyond their curriculum. The parenting responsibility has shifted to schools, this is true in all socioeconomic status. It is now presumably the expectation that teacher can fix behavior problems at the difficult age of 15. In order to discipline students, paper-work needs to be done before a student gets a 'slap on the wrist'. Parents see right though school's 'slap on the wrist' and have no follow up respect to the schools decision. Detention is merely jokes about, instead of the real implications of a serious behavior problem. The capacity for our public school system to educate, engage, challenge, and develop our youth into citizens has been undermined by fear of civil law suits and red tape. So, the schools have to rely on law enforcement to regain ever square inch of an educational environment that certain students have been able to take away. These students have learned to take advantage the school's administration shortcoming. That game doesn't work so well with law enforcement as it does administration.

The 'civil rights investigation' is just a colloquialism when pertaining to white LE and black public. Again they'll find no structural racism. I have a hard time believing that the LOE was racially motivated to overstep his use of force dealing with an irate student. No real solution is going to come out of spinning in circles making this a purely civil issue.

 

[DangerClose3/5]

Thug life is not gender bias.

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