“...My comments were directed at what I saw as an overreaction by the cop. ...
...The police of today need more training and monitoring and if that also includes family services, so be it.
We’ll make the police forces better. ...”
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Ruben, once again you’re deflecting and not answering the question I had for you in Post # 56 above and repeated in Post # 84. Can you answer the question, since you were so critical of the cop’s handling of the situation...to the point where you want to send “Family Services” to the cop’s house. To help you out, I’ll copy the post 56 question and paste it here:
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BEGIN POST # 56 QUESTION FOR ZUBEN: So Zuben, how SPECIFICALLY would YOU have handled the defiant YUTE who had “acted up”, repeatedly refused to obey school officials (including refusing to leave), refused lawful orders from the cop and finally resisted arrest. Enquiring minds would like to know...possibly so we could assess whether to send social services to your home.
And you, of course, have the opportunity to Monday morning quarterback and to NOT have time or situational issues restrict you.
END POST # 56 QUESTION FOR ZUBEN
I agree with you that police of today need more training so as to “make the police forces better” as you put it. Your answer to my question in Post #56 above could perhaps serve as a basis for a lesson for the police badly in need of training. What specifically would you have done differently? Tasered the girl? Used a tranquilizer gun on the girl? Called in the local SWAT team? Emptied the classroom of all other students & teachers and tossed in a Tear Gas Grenade? Throw a net over the girl and the chair and removed both from the classroom. Come on Zuben, what is the proper way to handle an out of control YUTE who is resisting arrest? What would you have YOUR local cops do if that girl was in YOUR house and refused to leave?
It's not my job to handle the Yute who acted up.
Hardly deflecting and certainly forthright.