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A Counterstrike player who made the terrible mistake of making his own map using the high school he attend(ed) as a model. For that, he's been sentenced to alternative school and barred from participating in his own graduation ceremony:
http://www.fortbendnow.com/news/285...dent-removed-from-clements-over-computer-game
Ummm...there's a time and place to stick to the rules, it sounds as those the school officals are taking this whole incident WAY too seriously. Five swords indicates that he probably just collects them with parental permission.
They'll show this student not to make a map on his home computer again. Hope he enjoys the Alternative education center Orwell tried to warn him about.
Police discovered five swords in the bedroom of a Clements High School senior whose home they searched after getting complaints about a 3-D computer shoot-em-up game map the student designed, which depicted a portion of the school.
That information surfaced in a Fort Bend Independent School District Police Department report released Tuesday, and was confirmed by several district officials who also revealed other details about the case for the first time.
The student, whose name has not been released, was not arrested or charged by FBISD police, however, he was removed from Clements and transferred to M.R. Wood Alternative Education Center several days ago. Officials said he also complied with a police order to delete the game and game maps from his computer.
FBISD officials said Tuesday school administrators weighed the violent nature of the computer game a modified version of Counterstrike along with the discovery of swords in the boys room, and other undisclosed information, and decided to classify the matter as a Level 3 situation.
The districts student handbook defines Level 3 as an incident in which a student engages in conduct relating to a false alarm or report (including a bomb threat) or a terroristic threat involving a public school. A Level 3 incident, according to district policy, results in mandatory transfer to M.R. Wood.
Two sources close to the case said its questionable whether the swords were usable as weapons, indicating they may have been decorative.
The incident came to light after the boys mother, Jean Lin, expressed her concern over her sons punishment to FBISD Board trustees in an executive session during an April 23 meeting. About 70 members of the area Chinese community also attended the meeting to show support for the family. Some said the boy and his family were upset to learn he may not be allowed to attend graduation ceremonies with this Clements classmates.
The matter erupted into a political controversy on Monday, at what was to have been a special FBISD board meeting, called by trustees Ken Bryant and Stan Magee to discuss the boys case further.
http://www.fortbendnow.com/news/285...dent-removed-from-clements-over-computer-game
Ummm...there's a time and place to stick to the rules, it sounds as those the school officals are taking this whole incident WAY too seriously. Five swords indicates that he probably just collects them with parental permission.
They'll show this student not to make a map on his home computer again. Hope he enjoys the Alternative education center Orwell tried to warn him about.