Originally Posted by Bestworking:
Answer this question contenduh...how do you suggest he should have removed her from the desk?
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People taking up for her, such as beternnun, don't think anything should have been done with her, and would have found fault with anything they had done. She knew what she was doing. What beternnun won't admit is she wanted the confrontation. Cha-ching $$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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That is just play money in your fantasy cash register, Best.
I have nowhere suggested or implied that the girl used as a bowling ball by the brutish cop should not receive appropriate discipline. You claim that I "...don't think anything should have been done with her...." In making such a spurious and easily disproven claim, you ignore what I posted above, namely, "The student failed to obey reasonable instructions and thus was in the wrong as far as that goes. What you and her other deranged defenders do not seem to understand is that there are legitimate ways to deal with that kind of youthful stubbornness and resistance and there are decidedly WRONG ways to deal with it. "
It is up to duly constituted authority to decide on appropriate discipline for the stubborn young woman. It is also up to duly constituted authority, including perhaps the U.S. Department of Justice, to decide on appropriate action against the brutish, maverick cop.
Next time, just let the student be if you are in law enforcement and the punk disrespects the teacher, administrator, and refuses to obey the arriving police's instructions. If these are the new rules of the game - that a rude and disrespectful student can do as they please and destroy the educational learning environment - then too bad for the other parents and the community