Posted on 02/15/2018 9:29:46 AM PST by Vigilanteman
Updated 8 minutes ago
The parent of a Norwin School District student has been charged with unlawfully climbing aboard a school bus Jan. 19 threatening a student who allegedly had been involved in an altercation with his child.
Patrick P. Belk, 25, is charged with unauthorized entry of a school bus, harassment and disorderly conduct filed by Irwin Police.
According to the complaint filed before North Huntingdon District Judge Wayne Gongaware by police Chief Roger Pivirotto, a First Student bus driver reported that the incident occurred at 3:35 p.m. Jan. 19 while the bus was dropping off students in Irwin.
Pivirotto reported in an affidavit of probable cause that during a stop, Belk entered the bus, ignoring warnings he was not permitted on board and complained about a female relative being kicked in the stomach by one of the students on board during an altercation.
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It was a lot more effective than the "safe space", assemblies on bullying and all the crap they do today.
I don’t think so.
Was listening to sports talk where they were discussing that big brawl between players and fans at a Clariton vs. Monessen basketball game.
A guy called claiming to be a high-school coach called and said “anyone who has any involvement these days with high-school sports programs will tell you that the parents are an absolute train wreck.”
well, I kinda think so. I knew a parent or two when I was kid who wanted to get things “straight” with a punk bully of their child.
Don’t think is was uncommon years ago—now today, we all wring our hands, “what can I do”. Sadly—call a lawyer is about all—unless ur the guy reported on here.
sports kids parents-—an absolute trainwreck!
Some for good reason, MOST for NOT!!
“well, I kinda think so. I knew a parent or two when I was kid who wanted to get things straight with a punk bully of their child.”
I can’t imagine you saying it is ok for an adult to illegally enter a school bus and threaten a seven year old kid.
It’s always the bullied student who gets suspended for fighting.
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