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LOL what about the perpsThe area is heavily Hispanic. The school is a magnet school and has Hispanic administration.
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LOL what about the perpsThe area is heavily Hispanic. The school is a magnet school and has Hispanic administration.
LOL what about the perps
I am sure that the driver knew that something went wrong in the bus. The screams there and view from the rear view mirror (they are intended specifically for giving a sight of what is going on in the bus).
I am not saying that the driver should have intervened immediately. But what if the beating had lasted more than 30 sec and the girl got severe injuries?
The issue is much more wider than just 'eliminating transportation'. This could have happened in the school with the stuff turning a blind eye on this.
That is why I said that I didn't expect the driver to intervene immediately. Hello?THE DRIVER IS DRIVING A BUS.....hello? Like what, within 30 seconds he screeches to a halt, putting everyone else in danger?
This is why we can't have schools anymore. No one thinks logically; everyone just knee jerks to the schools suck.
I promise you, this turns out just like "Defund the Police"--but it will be the Left celebrating our stupidity.
It is a fair assumption. As it is with all the smash and grabs. No need to even ask...So you just AssUMe they were black.
I second this. That driver should be terminated if not arrested.The video is too short to make any reasonable conclusions about the driver's actions. In any case, they should be legally responsible for the kids' safety while on the board.
That's OK then.The boys who beat up the girl were evidently students.
Why do the parents of that litle girl have to demand the boys be charged? Isn't that a given? Their class room should be in the reformatory until the age of 18...
I second this. That driver should be terminated if not arrested.
God bless you always!!!
Holly
P.S. As for the other kids who also continued to sit there and do nothing, in my opinion, they too should be punished for their carelessness. Since it sounds like that this took place with elementary school kids, revoking their recess privileges is a good start. For how long is the question. A month sounds good to me.
Forgive me if this is a dumb question, but is pulling over as soon as possible no longer a thing anymore?Again. The driver is driving a BUS. We don't know where the bus was when this occurred, maybe in the middle of a busy road. So what, the driver parks the bus in the road--putting ALL the children in danger--to go attend to this situation?
Forgive me if this is a dumb question, but is pulling over as soon as possible no longer a thing anymore?
God bless you always!!!
Holly
P.S. One reason why I asked is because I once witnessed a confrontation between two girls that I went to junior high with and it was inside of a parked school bus. The driver only sat there and watched. Thankfully the girl who instigated the brawl was eventually punished.
How about a bus monitor, which is another adult that rides along to keep the kids in order and then that way all the bus driver has to do is drive.
It doesn't matter how long or how short a confrontation is. Once the driver was able to pull over, not only should he have done just that, but he then should've put a stop to what happened as best as he could as well as alerting the proper authorities too. Once they showed up and arrested the two little pricks, he then could've gotten back to his regularly scheduled program.That video happened in 18 seconds. I repeat: 18 seconds. If you pull a bus over, you can't just do it on the side of a busy highway. You have to find a SAFE place. Apparently, in 18 seconds.
Sounds like they need a new bus monitor.I believe that bus had one, or that's what I read. But the video happened in 18 seconds. So maybe the monitor couldn't get to the fight as it was happening, if he/she was in the back of the bus.