Conservative65
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She was not under arrest. That's total nonsense. And it doesn't matter what he tried, it only matters what he did, which got him fired and that is a good thing.She wasn't under arrest and kids don't always obey. It was his job to protect her, not throw her.Mom being recently dead might have something to do with that. And you don't get to throw a child across the floor just because they won't obey you.Not based on this thug girl's actions. If her mother had raised her properly, she wouldn't have planned to resist and would have done what she was told, when she was told, by someone that had the authority to tell her. When she planned it, based on what this thread indicates, I would say her mother is the cause of why she acts that way.
So that gives her a right to refuse to obey someone of authority?
You get to deal with someone resisting arrest in a manner they deserve.
She was under arrest. She broke state law and the officer was there to arrest her for breaking the law. He tried to do it the nice way and she refused.
That's the reason the officer was there. She broke state law and he was the only one that could arrest her for it. When she had her phone out, the reason for the request by the teacher to go to the discipline office, she had only broken policy. When she refused to go and continued to refuse to go, she broke state law 17-16-420. It's called disturbing school and enforcement of that is up to a police officer.
Is it a good thing that the black girl disobeyed multiple people of authority rightfully telling her what to do?