BALTIMORE (WBFF) - A Baltimore County family is warning other parents after they say police were called to their house over something that happened during a virtual school lesson. The incident is raising concerns over privacy and safety in the era of online learning. As a Navy veteran with four...
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Absolute madness. A school calls the police after a BB gun is seen in a boy’s home during a virtual lesson. Principal says having it in your home during virtual lesson is like bringing it to school. Cops came and searched the house.
You knew something like this was going to happen. With people seeing inside ones home and what have you. As a Canadian without your gun culture,
I can understand the abundance of caution, but, as I said, I'm seeing all of this through a vastly different lens.
When I was in High School, I had a dirty, lying, filthy undercover animal Toronto Police officer (he was with Peel Region Police at the time, but that POS Chief Julien Fantino let the dirty animal move to TPS years later) who tried to set me up and he advised his force that I had a gun at school.
These kinds of activities really are traumatizing and my violation was worse. I remember the interaction quite well, being taken out of class and the Pearl Harbour body search against the wall by the cop hiding on the side, then the subsequent exploration of my locker with a fine toothed comb. The investigating officer apologized and I don't blame him at all, he seemed like an intelligent, fair guy, but I never knew who the filthy, son of a dog was until years later.
They even put him and another clown in the room with me while we waited, and I, being a young naive teen asked them "who the F would lie about this?" Turns out it was this scumbag who I am asking. None of them would say a word, most certainly the police in the other room were listening to the room, that was the point. Another one of our "finest" in action, still a dirty rat today scouring the streets of Toronto. I wonder how many peoples lives he's destroyed with his B.S.
This incident had a major impact on my life. I was thrown out of my house by my military father when the principal called my dad and told him I had a gun at school. That's the Canadian system of a principal trying to cover his ass (he was the one who was in on the set-up when he called me out of class). A complete lie or I wouldn't have been arrested, but talking to my dad as like talking to a brick wall.
So the dirty underdeveloped POS gets a lengthy career as a plain clothes officer, while I get tossed out into the streets for his lies and had to work and struggle through high school on my own just to get into university.
It is a violation, which is why I've been proudly libertarian, economically and to a lesser degree socially. I hope this kid remembers this and does well to stick up for others rights.
