Family Suing After Second Grader Pinned to The Ground by School Resource Officer

[Orangecat]

That kid looked white to me. At least his arms did.

And the clown triples down.

I'm a poet!

 

[Hellbilly]

So his misbehavior is justified? GFY.

Because they come from undisciplined fatherless homes.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

That kid looked white to me. At least his arms did.

That was the palms of his hands.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Evidently the child is autistic and the officer deleted photo of prior to the portion in the article..

Lawsuit accuses Laramie County deputy of assaulting 2nd grader

The lawsuit says the boy was not suspected of any crime, was not under arrest and did not have a weapon.

www.9news.com

 

[Orangecat]

That was the palms of his hands.

Honestly, I think it was a white kid. Any kid can be a little shithead if he isn't raised correctly.

 

[Orangecat]

Evidently the child is autistic and the officer deleted photo of prior to the portion in the article..

Lawsuit accuses Laramie County deputy of assaulting 2nd grader

The lawsuit says the boy was not suspected of any crime, was not under arrest and did not have a weapon.

www.9news.com

Even autistic kids need to be restrained if they are damaging property and possibly injuring others and themselves.

 

[Road Runner]

Which has nothing to do with crimes.

(Present) Fathers generally take a no-nonse approach better than mothers do.

The boy has a father stationed at a nearby naval base.

He's obviously not present enough in his child's life though.

Evidently the child is autistic

Where did the article say that?

 

[Road Runner]

And the clown doubles down. Lol.

He's just doing it for attention ignore him.

 

[Zincwarrior]

(Present) Fathers generally take a no-nonse approach better than mothers do.




He's obviously not present enough in his child's life though.





Where did the article say that?

I posted another article.

 

[Hellbilly]

He's obviously not present enough in his child's life though.

Stop lying. Ten minutes ago you didn't even know he had a dad.

 

[Hellbilly]

He's just doing it for attention ignore him.

Is that why you do the same thing with 95% of my posts?

 

[Lord-Humungus]

Evidently the child is autistic and the officer deleted photo of prior to the portion in the article..

Lawsuit accuses Laramie County deputy of assaulting 2nd grader

The lawsuit says the boy was not suspected of any crime, was not under arrest and did not have a weapon.

www.9news.com

That article is pretty one sided. I question some of the claims made including the AF had to relocate the family because of this. That sounds fishy to me

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Good for the officer.

Let's get the parents in and find out what!

 

[Road Runner]

I posted another article.

I didn't see anything about him being autistic in it though and I looked multiple times.

Stop lying. Ten minutes ago you didn't even know he had a dad.

Yes I did but just because he exists doesn't mean that he's present in the child's life and from the sound of things he isn't. Or at least very often. I'm not blaming him for it though, I'm just stating the obvious.

Is that why you do the same thing with 95% of my posts?

No it's because 95% of the time you post complete and utter bullshit.

That article is pretty one sided. I question some of the claims made including the AF had to relocate the family because of this. That sounds fishy to me

I agree with you 100%.

 

[Zincwarrior]

I didn't see anything about him being autistic in it though and I looked multiple times.

Apologies. There were several articles available. Here is the note.
"who has a neurodivergent disability"

 

[Unkotare]

Yes, but why? Police are...police. They are not trained to deal with school discipline, nor should they be.

You may not appreciate how difficult difficult can be.

 

[Lord-Humungus]

Apologies. There were several articles available. Here is the note.
"who has a neurodivergent disability"

I wonder if that will be the new term of choice. They way Autistic is used to cover many things, or special needs replaced retarded from the boomer generation .

 

[Road Runner]

Apologies. There were several articles available. Here is the note.
"who has a neurodivergent disability"

How do you know that means autism? And why do they have to make everything so complicated? Why can't they just call it autism?

 

[Zincwarrior]

You may not appreciate how difficult difficult can be.

Except that police are for crimes and are not equipped or trained to handle children. IN the word of the immortal Bard; "Soldiers deserve Soldiers, sir!"*


*Kudos to guessing which movie that was.

How do you know that means autism? And why do they have to make everything so complicated? Why can't they just call it autism?

Thats fair. It was from another article, and I referenced where it was noted in this one.

 

[Lord-Humungus]

How do you know that means autism? And why do they have to make everything so complicated? Why can't they just call it autism?

I would assume he is not autistic by the clinical definition so they used the term neurodivergent. Times change terms change when I was a kid we would have told our parents the retarded kid got in trouble at school. Neurodivergent is a very generic term that sounds like it means something more specific.