Teenage Terror Arrested For School Brawl

The Smoking Gun ^ | April 9, 2016

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APRIL 9--An 18-year-old student whose educational history includes a staggering 102 disciplinary referrals and 62 separate suspensions was arrested Wednesday for fighting with a fellow pupil in their Florida high school’s cafeteria, a brawl that prompted the “evacuation of all students,”
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Citing school records, an investigator reported that Wilson has been the subject of “102 disciplinary referrals, including striking another student, numerous disruptions, and possession of a dangerous implement.” As a result of that record, the teen has “served 31 in-school and 31 out-of-school suspensions.”
(full article and perp-pic at link)

[Cboldt]

In Florida, and likewise most other states, there is an incentive to under-report criminal activity, especially criminal activity by students. This under-reporting is deliberate, and involves police report falsification. The reason to under-report the crimes is multifold. The politicians and schools want to show the schools are safe, the administrators are competent, and generally be able to claim success when the facts show failure. Same idea in play with most government statistics.

In addition, the racists want the right to perpetrate violence against whitey, with the implied threat that if a certain level of violence is not tolerated, the violence will increase. See "beatings will continue until morale improves," for a lousy parallel.

The Florida report falsification was revealed in the course of the Zimmerman murder trial. Trayvon Martin had a history of vandalism and destruction of property, but those incidents had been watered down.

Anyway, just adding another observation to yours - schools indeed do their best to hold on to every warm body, and they also do their best to present an image that deviates from reality. We even run into that in a rural, reasonably non-violent school district. The administrators lie their asses off.

[xrmusn]

102 disciplinary referrals and 62 separate suspensions was arrested Wednesday for fighting with a fellow pupil in their Florida high school’s cafeteria, a brawl that prompted the “evacuation of all students,”
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Naturally if ONE is ‘guilty’ of the above, the proper thing to do is evaluate everyone else.

If the guy is that nasty, one would have to think ALL the OTHERS are baiting him so it is not his fault.

OOOOPSSSS that was evaCuation not evaLuation...Guess I read what I ‘wanted’ to read.

I still (sarcastically)stand by my above comment....ha ha...

[Steely Tom]

“If dat chick don’ wanna know, fagget ‘er.”

[Safetgiver]

I’m not sure how but I’m pretty sure this must be my fault....About time you owned up to it RACIST! Misogynist? BIGOT!! Productive citizen? NAWW.

[driftless2]

You or I would never have been able to continue disrupting and threatening other students at a public school after just 2 or 3 incidents like this

I would bet every class of a certain size has their share of brawlers and tough guys always getting into fights. In my class there were about four or five who were constantly getting into fights or starting trouble. But they always did their fighting outside of school. There were no brawls, riots, or students assaulting teachers.

Interestingly enough, three or four ended up in prison and one narrowly avoided prison.

[hanamizu]

I thought after 10 days of suspension you get an expulsion hearing.

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It depends. If the “child” has any qualifying “handicaps”, i.e. has an IEP (Individual Education Plan) then long suspensions for almost any cause become difficult for schools to administer. Expulsions are pretty much out of the question. If the lad is handicapped schools are obliged to provide services until the age of 21 or graduation.

I know that schools get paid for every warm body, but believe me, there are some “students” that aren’t worth the money they bring in. Don’t forget also that schools are under pressure from the DOE/DOJ to not discipline certain “over-represented” groups.

[Vehmgericht]

The Federal Government is getting involved with school discipline. There is a disparate impact in school discipline. Blacks are being singled out even in black run school districts. When the thugs realize that they are less likely to face consequences for their actions they will become bolder. That is common sense, something leftists are short of. Malik’s school records will be sealed and one day he might be hired as an air traffic controller under an affirmative action program.

[MHGinTN]

See now, this is what happens when civilized people try to make feral yutes write in cursive!

[hout8475]

That may be true, but some would rather not lose the money by losing a student. Take the Catholic school where my mom works and where I graduated from over 25 years ago. The current principal, who was one of my teachers, wants to take in every kind of student and keep on even those who are constant behavior problems, just to keep the money flowing in. My mom predicts that if things keep getting worse, the good families will just take their kids out, making for a loss anyway. She is getting close to retirement and hopes she can hold for a couple more years to get to her 30 years.

[GenXteacher]

You can be charged as an adult after 16 in many jurisdictions....

[dp0622]

funny I have the same haircut.

[Mears]

“If the lad is handicapped schools are obliged to provide services until the age of 21 or graduation.”

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Which should not be a requirement.

Absolute nonsense.

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[brianr10]

She looks like a retard.

[libstripper]

He’s a wannabe Trayvon, fairly soon to carch a bullet or knife.

[Carl Vehse]

Maybe we shouldn’t have so hastily discarded lobotomies for habitual criminals.

[NTHockey]

Back when I was in high school (stone age to my kids), we had a Dean of Boys and a Dean of Girls. Both had big paddles that they used frequently on backsides. One trip to the Dean’s office was usually sufficient.

Too bad we have made such progress in our schools.

[COBOL2Java]

Don’t worry he will soon be a victim of gunshots And another crime statisticThat the media will ignore

In my van pool we pass through (briefly, thank goodness) a public housing area of our city. It's quite interesting to spot so many young men 16-to-early 20s, scooting around in wheelchairs, legs withered away in paralysis.

[I want the USA back]

There was no need to post the picture. We knew.

[Sparticus]

This student has probably been classified as having a learning disability of some sort and as such has a 504 or IEP document in their file. Federal law prohibits expulsion or too lengthy of an expulsion if it’s a “manifestation” of the student’s disability. In the cases where the school is allowed to expel the student, they still have to provide for or pay for the student’s education if the child has a 504 or IEP. Chances are, if this student were to be expelled from the alternate school they are in, the district would have to pay for private educational instruction. Since this alternative school is probably a lot cheaper to send this kid to, they’re probably not going to kick too many kids out no matter how badly they behave.

[SamAdams76]

One of the advantages of private schools over public schools is that problem students can be forced out. It only takes one student who can’t be disciplined to turn a classroom into a terrible experience for everybody there.

So true. My public high school education was destroyed by a handful of troublemakers who were constantly catered to by the liberal administrators and allowed to disrupt class constantly. These kids turned the teachers into little more than babysitters. It was very much a "Welcome Back Kotter" environment (for those who remember that 1970s show). Except the troublemakers in real life were much nastier than those "Sweathogs" on TV.

It's a good thing that I was already an avid reader and reading at a high school level by sixth grade. I was able to overcome for the most part the education that I missed in class.