Teenage skeet shooter suspended for having ammo in car

azstarnet.com ^ | 10.29.2007 | Associated Press

[CindyDawg]

Yeah. I was going to post something too but....what was this thread about? BRB :)

[tioga]

SPOOKY ;^)

[CindyDawg]

Oh yeah. Stupid rules but if the rest must obey them, the elite should too.

[Jet Jaguar]

It’s a sham of an outrage!!

In fact, it’s an outrageous, sham of an atrocity, as well as an affront of an abuse of power.

[tioga]

I have NO clue. Never shot a gun in my life. “Bout time I learned though.

[Brad’s Gramma]

ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR FREAKIN’ MIND?????????

Go get thee hence to a range!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[tioga]

LOL........I go to bed without locking my door, too.

[CindyDawg]

You definately need a gun then:’)

[tioga]

LOL.....the last one in does lock up, I am usually first to bed though.

[Jet Jaguar]

Bridget Pauletich-Otterman

Charles Otterman

William Lipscomb

Mike Planeta

Christine A. K. Pritchard

The Dysart School District’s Governing Board welcomes the public, including all school staff, parents, and community members, to its meetings.

Regular meetings are held on Wednesday evenings beginning at 6:00 p.m. in the governing board room of the Dysart Education Center, 15802 North Parkview Place in Surprise. Study sessions are also held as needed for the purpose of studying one or more specific issues in depth. No action is taken during a study session. Occasionally, a special meeting is held to handle specific Board business. Executive sessions are also scheduled periodically for discussion of confidential matters, which include personnel, legal matters, and “meet and confer” items. An executive session is closed to the public, but official action on executive session items is taken during regular Board meetings.

The meeting agenda will be available within 24 hours prior to scheduled day/time.

[Jet Jaguar]

Yep.

[FreePaul]

When I was in high school we took our shotguns, along with live shells, to school and left them in the car when we were going hunting after school. The school personnel didn't snoop in cars and if they did they wouldn't have said anything.

If I went to the school in this article I'll guarantee that I'd have some shotgun shell boxes visible in my car. Maybe empty but who would know. I'd probably manage to pack a small lunch in one. Could be fun.

[Brilliant]

Too bad she wasn’t a terrorist. They’d have waved her thru.

[theBuckwheat]

Arbitrary and capricious rulebook alert. I saw a school official being interviewed on FoxNews. She was spinning that it was just fine to have an elastic, or living, definition of a “dangerous instrument”, and they stood by the citation of the student. This is disqualifying sophistry for a person who holds such a position, for it invites situations just like this. I hope the student has a good Due Process case.

[Jet Jaguar]

I know I posted this in extended news twice.

I know it got pulled once.

But, it no longer resides in the extended news sidebar.

Crying foul.

I will ping everybody to it.

[Jet Jaguar]

Thanks.

[ThomasThomas]

"she fears the punishment will cloud her permanent record as she applies to colleges.

Or find a school with a skeet team and use title IX to get a scholarship.

[Jet Jaguar]

ping

[nvcdl]

Walmart leaves shotgun shells out on the shelves - doesn’t sound like they consider them too dangerous.

[susannah59]

What, exactly, makes shotgun shells dangerous without a shotgun? Was she going to build a fire and toss them in??