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post 1590392561 10-25-2019, 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted By Retoaded⏩
I don't know this for a fact and maybe some cops could chime in, but I would imagine that school resource officers are sort of the bottom of the barrel of police officers? I mean, wouldn't a really capable/bright police officer be doing real police work?
basically rent a cops.
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I am glad you added the "Around" to the thread title because holy sh*t.
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Originally Posted By Seatard⏩
LOL This is isn't complicated.

“There’s no excuse for the way this girl was treated,” said Chief Hebbe. “As the chief of police, I am extremely disappointed that we failed to perform at our expected standards.”
How many times are you going to quote this you *******? It's 2019. If you are police chief and you say, "The officer was right and more kids need to be disciplined these days because parents are scared to do it" then you get fired too. He has to say this and if you think otherwise you're a fuking idiot.
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Originally Posted By Shortfuze⏩
Not saying what the cop did was right. Just saying if you raise your kids right, they wouldn't be in a situation where they would have to deal with a situation like this.
Kids do stupid **** all the time, they need constant correction and redirection. So there’s never a point where you can consider your children “raised” until they are adults and on their own.

That little girl should’ve been wrote-up, had a couple of afterschool detentions, write a letter of apology and her mother should’ve paid for the milks, not had this experience with law enforcement.

It’s not that hard to correct the behavior of an 11-year-old pushing boundaries you don’t need the cops involved in parenting are people serious right now...
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Originally Posted By Aristotelian⏩
Chief's jobs are highly political in nature not operational.
The cop in charge is wrong, cop who tossed around a child and who is looking for a job got it right.

Makes sense.
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Originally Posted By ko300zx⏩
How many times are you going to quote this you *******?
Two times, maybe three.
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Originally Posted By messomi⏩
basically rent a cops.
have they been through police academy like other cops? received same training? if not, they shouldn't be around kids because they are worthless in any real threatening situation and can only cause problems. like in Florida, where the school officer ran AWAY from the mass shooting.
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Lmaooo. At the "assault" holy fuk is that an egregious use of the term when the principal is blocking her in from the door.

I thought we were gonna see her go ham, but nah. All the rest is unjustified
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Originally Posted By TheRougarou646⏩
Kids do stupid **** all the time, they need constant correction and redirection. So there’s never a point where you can consider your children “raised” until they are adults and on their own.

That little girl should’ve been wrote-up, had a couple of afterschool detentions, write a letter of apology and her mother should’ve paid for the milks, not had this experience with law enforcement.

It’s not that hard to correct the behavior of an 11-year-old pushing boundaries you don’t need the cops involved in parenting are people serious right now...
What makes you think that detention and a "write-up" (lol) would correct the behavior of someone who won't even stop and listen to what an authority figure (the two administrators) has to say? And lol @ her mother paying for the milk. There is zero doubt in my mind her mother is just as bad and wouldn't even acknowledge that request.

There's a big difference between pushing boundaries and what this kid is doing. When some kid is "pushing boundaries" by taking an extra milk, and is caught, it's generally, oh crap I'm sorry, they take their detention and that's the last time they try that. They don't walk out of the school, ignore anyone and everyone trying to reprimand them, etc. This kid passed "pushing boundaries" a long time ago. Some of you must have grown up in a bubble....
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Originally Posted By ThenMaestro⏩
You advocate a society where cops are ready to physically assault 11 year olds who walk out of school without attacking anyone?

There literally isn't any other way to deal with this?

I didn't think dudes in this country are so delusional this is crazy.

Anti-authority, and yet ready to suck off any show of force by the government against civilians.
So you missed the part where the staff gave her every opportunity to comply and she instead was rude, belligerent and out of control to the point they needed to call law enforcement?

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post 1590393171 10-25-2019, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted By Retoaded⏩
have they been through police academy like other cops? received same training? if not, they shouldn't be around kids because they are worthless in any real threatening situation and can only cause problems. like in Florida, where the school officer ran AWAY from the mass shooting.
"Over the course of about five minutes, Christensen attempted to handcuff the girl, who cried out to be left alone. The incident ended with the officer unable to get the girl in cuffs and the girl getting picked up by her mom."

Well, someone needs to call the shooter's mom.
post 1590393181 10-25-2019, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted By rise21⏩
In reality the schools did have ways to deal with this in the past but have been neutered in their abilities to do so. Hence why this school has an active law enforcement officer present at all times.

What’s your solution?
Forgot about the neutering. I suggested healthy ways of handling something like this, but society isn't patient enough to implement corrective measures.

Yeah, it's ****ed.
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Originally Posted By bristol83⏩
Chit boils my pizz. If he did that to my daughter I'd be doing some serious time.
This, I'd execute him.

Cops are pussies plain and simple.
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post 1590393311 10-25-2019, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted By Retoaded⏩
have they been through police academy like other cops? received same training? if not, they shouldn't be around kids because they are worthless in any real threatening situation and can only cause problems. like in Florida, where the school officer ran AWAY from the mass shooting.
The school resource officers at my children’s school are actual police officers who’ve had proper training and experience. I don’t know how it is everywhere else but I know where we live cops are assigned to the schools for a couple of years then they are rotated. I’m guessing so they don’t get too comfortable.

But I think in some counties and parishes they can hire somebody who it is called a school resource officer but who is not an actual law enforcement officer.



A few years ago we ended up with a veteran cop out of New Orleans...he didn’t last
post 1590393431 10-25-2019, 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted By Underwrought⏩
I love you keep paratoring this as if it means ANYTHING other than the police chief doesnt want to be fired over this too because of dindu preassure.
It could also mean that the use of force did not comply with department standards.
post 1590393711 10-25-2019, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted By Aristotelian⏩
Again, now for the third time: are you not comprehending that the school had to call in law enforcement on an 11 year old student? Ask yourself why, and why that student felt like she may not need to comply? Then re-read my first post in this thread.

FFS are you people the ones who will eventually teach your kids to 'stand their ground' against law enforcement?
Hey stupid phuck. They didn't call him in. He's a school resource officer which means he's at the school everyday. That's his job.

What's not his job is to push 11 year olds around. He's supposed to stop kidnappings, school shootings, knife fights, big issues.

Not go after some girl bulking on milk
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post 1590393751 10-25-2019, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted By Duckliver⏩
You let the child leave with their parents and discipline through the school system. This isn’t a felony in progress.
her parents weren't there. what makes you think she's going to take any of the "discipline"? detention? she'll just get up and leave. you can't discipline someone that has no respect and won't follow the most basic rules. they will continue to do what they want regardless.
Originally Posted By x-trainer
I always answer if the question is well written.

You let her go as the principal instructed him to do and write the report.
School district lawsuits are expensive and you see the officer had to quit his job.
Do you think he really wanted to lose his job over an 11 year old girl, excessive force case!?
Embarrassing as fk for him.
well written? LMAO! whatever pal.

oh no a written report! what ever is she going to do? I guess since lawsuits are expensive you'd better just let everyone do as they please out of fear.
no he probably didn't want to lose his job. WTF kind of dumb question is that?
yep that was pretty embarrassing for both of them.

your written report doesn't stop ****. so she comes back and decides to take more chit? what are you going to do? is there a threshold of chit where it's ok to stop this "11 year old girl that isn't a threat to anyone"? there's a lot of stuff that she could take and do/not do that wouldn't be a threat. I guess you'd just sit there and write reports. good luck with that.
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1⏩
He's supposed to stop kidnappings, school shootings, knife fights, big issues.

Not go after some girl bulking on milk
Lol, no.
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This made my day. Should be a negged gif lol
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1⏩
Hey stupid phuck. They didn't call him in. He's a school resource officer which means he's at the school everyday. That's his job.

What's not his job is to push 11 year olds around. He's supposed to stop kidnappings, school shootings, knife fights, big issues.

Not go after some girl bulking on milk
Its a big school dumbfuk he patrols it unless called in to handle situations. Which this was. Stop raising entitled little chits and we will stop seeing this happen. There is zero reason an 11 year old should disrespect authority like this.
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now whats gonna happen is the parents who raised this turd will receive millions (from taxpayers) in a lawsuit, and poop out several more of these. clown world
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1⏩
This, I'd execute him.

Cops are pussies plain and simple.
No you wouldnt you fat fukking pussy stfu
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Originally Posted By dhawkeye1980⏩
So you missed the part where the staff gave her every opportunity to comply and she instead was rude, belligerent and out of control to the point they needed to call law enforcement?

K
Cot dam you're stupid. They didn't call law enforcement.

Cops are posted in schools. That's his "beat". He has an office there.
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Originally Posted By dhawkeye1980⏩
No you wouldnt you fat fukking pussy stfu
Honestly I would probably shoot him. Maybe not. If he broke her arm I'd shoot him.

I'd also shoot a child molester who harmed my child.

I'd shoot a drunk or wreck less driver that harmed my child

Wouldn't be an issue for me.
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1⏩
Cot dam you're stupid. They didn't call law enforcement.

Cops are posted in schools. That's his "beat". He has an office there.
No chit sherlock but he was called by the admin. He doesnt just sit there doing nothing. He patrols the school you idiot

You wouldnt shoot anybody gtfo with your fake tough guy bullchit. You would do nothing but bitch online like the pussy you are
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1⏩
Honestly I would probably shoot him. Maybe not. If he broke her arm I'd shoot him.

I'd also shoot a child molester who harmed my child.

I'd shoot a drunk or wreck less driver that harmed my child

Wouldn't be an issue for me.
Stfu pussy you cant even shoot a load how can you shoot a gun pussy
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1⏩
Honestly I would probably shoot him. Maybe not. If he broke her arm I'd shoot him.

I'd also shoot a child molester who harmed my child.

I'd shoot a drunk or wreck less driver that harmed my child

Wouldn't be an issue for me.
Lol stop.
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Originally Posted By leoslayer1⏩
Hey stupid phuck. They didn't call him in. He's a school resource officer which means he's at the school everyday. That's his job.

What's not his job is to push 11 year olds around. He's supposed to stop kidnappings, school shootings, knife fights, big issues.

Not go after some girl bulking on milk
Strong post retard. So if your son stole milk and was belligerent in school and then defied being "detained" you'd encourage that?

And your generation wonders why the subsequent one is such a failure.
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Originally Posted By dhawkeye1980⏩
No you wouldnt you fat fukking pussy stfu
go away you bald rat you are not allowed to post in my threads shoo.
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Originally Posted By Aristotelian⏩
Strong post retard. So if your son stole milk and was belligerent in school and then defied being "detained" you'd encourage that?

And your generation wonders why the subsequent one is such a failure.
Not only that, but claims he would shoot the cop for disciplining his shyt head thieving kid.

Just lol at this clown world, and you are absolutely right in your past sentence.
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