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1 posted on 04/22/2014 3:58:12 AM PDT by servo1969
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To: servo1969

When a police officer won’t talk to a district attorney’s office, he should be suspended pending an IA investigation.


2 posted on 04/22/2014 4:04:10 AM PDT by Truth29
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To: servo1969

Public school is a machine and the faculty is there to make the machine run. That’s their point of view. “Make the machine run.” Not ‘Is it right or wrong?’ That’s not their job. The Principals didn’t get where they are by worrying about right and wrong. They got there by making the machine run.

This student got caught in their gears.


3 posted on 04/22/2014 4:05:52 AM PDT by servo1969
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To: servo1969

how do you wiretap without wire?

what expectation of privacy is there in public?

recording information is just as much of a personal expression as emitting it. freedom of speech covers it


4 posted on 04/22/2014 4:06:12 AM PDT by sten (fighting tyranny never goes out of style)
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To: servo1969

How could recording a public conversation, that had zero expectation of privacy, possibly be considered “wiretapping”?


5 posted on 04/22/2014 4:12:17 AM PDT by wideawake
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To: servo1969
By the way, not that it should matter to the law but the student is special Ed.

So, this is a case of students smacking him upside the head with books and verbally harassing and tripping a special Ed. student right in front of teachers and the school doing nothing.

And, when presented with undeniable proof of the aggression, forcing the special Ed. student to erase it while they call the police to have him arrested for wiretapping.

And the cop being totally down with charging the kid with wiretapping but, since the proof was erased, just settling for charging him with disorderly conduct!

6 posted on 04/22/2014 4:16:31 AM PDT by servo1969
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To: servo1969

And THIS is how you condition the people to OBEY without thought

On the other hand this is also how you condition the people to rebel against the current “system”.


7 posted on 04/22/2014 4:20:39 AM PDT by The Working Man
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To: servo1969

There is a whole lot of CYA’ing going on here, nobody is guilty, everybody did their job, we were just following the rules, we have zero-tolerance for the nail that sticks up and so we hammer that student FLAT! Do these government drones have their common sense surgically removed or is the fact that they have none a pre-requisite for their jobs? It would appear that stupidity is hip-wader deep there.


8 posted on 04/22/2014 4:22:35 AM PDT by SES1066 (Quality, Speed or Economical - Any 2 of 3 except in government - 1 at best but never #3!)
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To: servo1969

The PRECIOUS public schools that MY CHILDREN attend would NEVER dream of doing something so mean. No, they listen to us parents. We see the teachers and the principal in church, in shops, everywhere. They are GOOD people and would NEVER hurt a child or put him through this. It’s only those OTHER SCHOOLS that are mean.

(how FReepers rationalize sending their kids to public school every day, yet still read this site)


9 posted on 04/22/2014 4:42:58 AM PDT by BobL
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To: servo1969
His opportunistic heart's in the right place, but naming laws after people often indicates the new law is a bad one. This isn't an issue where a new law will fix things. This is an issue where no one in this chain of events showing the courage (and common sense) to stand up and ask why they were punishing a bullied kid for recording bullies.

That's an easy one to answer. The school was doing nothing to stop the bullying, so when confronted with proof of the bullying tried to cover for its inactions by attacking the victim.

Unfortunately, this happens far too often. I'm glad the situation did not escalate to the point where the victim decided that suicide is the only way out; this has happened before in cases where the school would do nothing despite repeated complaints.

10 posted on 04/22/2014 4:43:02 AM PDT by exDemMom (Current visual of the hole the US continues to dig itself into: http://www.usdebtclock.org/)
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Homeschool.

Sending a decent kid to the current U.S. Public School Propagandizing and Indoctrinating System is tantamount to child abuse.


11 posted on 04/22/2014 4:45:13 AM PDT by LegendHasIt
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"no one in this chain of events showing the courage (and common sense) to stand up and ask why they were punishing a bullied kid for recording bullies."

Until people demand that these school officials, the police, and judge involved be tried and convicted of this nonfeasance, as well as malfeasance, and publicly flogged as punishment, this treachery will continue in Pennsylvania and elsewhere.

12 posted on 04/22/2014 4:56:11 AM PDT by Carl Vehse
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To: servo1969

A couple of nights ago on Fox’s The Five, one of the women, I believe her name is Tantaro, posted a picture of the principal of this kid’s school and reemed him.


13 posted on 04/22/2014 5:00:23 AM PDT by goldi
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To: servo1969
How can it be a violation of wiretapping laws to record yourself and your immediate surroundings while there are surveillance cameras just about everywhere today?


14 posted on 04/22/2014 5:05:16 AM PDT by BitWielder1 (Corporate Profits are better than Government Waste)
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To: servo1969

Surreptitious recording is absolutely legal if either party to a conversation or interaction is aware of the fact.

There’s a cliquishness behind what would be buffoonery if it weren’t for official heavyhandedness going on here, that says the bullies and school administrators involved, as well as the police officer, belong to some group to which the bullied student does not.


15 posted on 04/22/2014 5:12:26 AM PDT by RegulatorCountry
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To: servo1969

If you’re having trouble understanding the motivations of the cop and the school administration, consider that neither want THEIR bullying recorded.


20 posted on 04/22/2014 5:35:26 AM PDT by G Larry (There's the Beef!)
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To: servo1969

so whatever happened to the bullies? (as if i dont’ already know)


21 posted on 04/22/2014 6:45:24 AM PDT by camle (keep an open mind and someone will fill it full of something for you)
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