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Sorry, no free pass for the police officers. The father in question was fighting to prevent his little child from being exposed to pro-sodomy propaganda. A mere 60 years ago, sodomy was a criminal offense virtually everywhere in America. Now, at least in Massachusetts, woe betide anyone who does not embrace perversion. Jesus said that it would be better that a person tie a millstone around his neck and jump into the sea rather than lead children into sin. By arresting and indicting the father, the police and the prosecutors have become the "hit men" for the perverts at the public school.

Sorry Wallace, but that is a bunch of horse hockey. If the parents and the school can't reach an agreement then he should have taken his complaint to the courts where hopefully he could get a lasting, legal opinion in his favor.

The courts are the appropriate venue to make a decision on school policy. The police do not have the time, resources, and authority to make such decisions.

The father WANTED to get arrested to publicize his situation. He VOLUNTARILY refused bail in order to publicize his situation. It was HIS strategy to get arrested so he shouldn't be moaning about it after the fact.