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and since when is it even ok to arrest a student for being insubordinate and/or disrupting class?
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We need those kind of SRO's at DC public schools. If anyone has dealt with some of these kids in school or knows of a teacher that works with disruptive students you would have a better understanding perhaps of why the cop did what he did.
The offixer pulled her up by her neck and proceed to slam her. He didnt taze her or mace her . Disruption of class shouldnt result in the video posted
and since when is it even ok to arrest a student for being insubordinate and/or disrupting class?
You dudes have to realize that the cop was called to the classroom for a REASON. It's not like the teacher called the cop because the teacher didn't like the shoes the student had on or the color of her shirt when she entered in the classroom.
If the student was being disruptive....which all signs are pointing to and was most likely the case then that's on the student. There's consequences in life and since she (the student) was disruptive she now understands the consequences of her actions/mistakes. Like I said earlier, if you personally know a friend that is a teacher like I do that deals with disruptive students day after day you would probably be less supportive of the student. Body slam or no body slam....she had it coming. Nobody has time to play with these kids out here.
- Yeah, I agree with this option. All Thug Cop had to do was use those muscles and drag the desk to the hallway with her in it, then school officials could have intervened / notified her parents and class could have resumed -- but that makes too much sense...and when you have all those muscles, they must be put to good use, like it or not.If officer is strong enough to body slam shorty...he should be strong enough to drag her desk (with her in it) out the class room...that might've been the best decision tbh
If she doesn't wanna get out her seat, use your strength and drag her desk (with her still seated in it) out of the class room. That'll probably embarrass her more in front of her peers, you not laying a hand on her, and just leave her and her desk outside the classroom in the middle of the hallway
you're legit crazyYou dudes have to realize that the cop was called to the classroom for a REASON. It's not like the teacher called the cop because the teacher didn't like the shoes the student had on or the color of her shirt when she entered in the classroom.The offixer pulled her up by her neck and proceed to slam her. He didnt taze her or mace her . Disruption of class shouldnt result in the video postedWe need those kind of SRO's at DC public schools. If anyone has dealt with some of these kids in school or knows of a teacher that works with disruptive students you would have a better understanding perhaps of why the cop did what he did.
If the student was being disruptive....which all signs are pointing to and was most likely the case then that's on the student. There's consequences in life and since she (the student) was disruptive she now understands the consequences of her actions/mistakes. Like I said earlier, if you personally know a friend that is a teacher like I do that deals with disruptive students day after day you would probably be less supportive of the student. Body slam or no body slam....she had it coming. Nobody has time to play with these kids out here.
Deescalate the situation. Some of these kids come from homes where education isn't valued and that carries over to the classroom where they are disruptive and have no regard for anyone else.
Baltimore has paid millions upon millions to teachers who were beat up by students. I'm not deescalating anything. If a student is that disruptive, I'm letting security on them. I'm not putting my career at risk because they have no home training.
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- I just thought of something; imagine if we reversed the race of all parties in the classroom scenario (White teacher / primarily white students / white defiant girl in desk / Black Thug Cop body slamin').
- Would the reaction from media / society be any different?
- LOL
- I just thought of something; imagine if we reversed the race of all parties in the classroom scenario (White teacher / primarily white students / white defiant girl in desk / Black Thug Cop body slamin').
- Would the reaction from media / society be any different?
You guys are acting like she would have just stayed calmly in the chair while he slid her out of the classroom- Yeah, I agree with this option. All Thug Cop had to do was use those muscles and drag the desk to the hallway with her in it, then school officials could have intervened / notified her parents and class could have resumed -- but that makes too much sense...and when you have all those muscles, they must be put to good use, like it or not.If officer is strong enough to body slam shorty...he should be strong enough to drag her desk (with her in it) out the class room...that might've been the best decision tbh
If she doesn't wanna get out her seat, use your strength and drag her desk (with her still seated in it) out of the class room. That'll probably embarrass her more in front of her peers, you not laying a hand on her, and just leave her and her desk outside the classroom in the middle of the hallway
- Another option: Thug Cop could have handcuffed her wrists and maybe ankles, while still seated, then lift her from the desk and moved her to the hallway...allowing class to resume. Then, officials contact the parents. No need to go all WWE, Thug Cop; Wwwwwaaayyy OD!
You dudes have to realize that the cop was called to the classroom for a REASON. It's not like the teacher called the cop because the teacher didn't like the shoes the student had on or the color of her shirt when she entered in the classroom.
If the student was being disruptive....which all signs are pointing to and was most likely the case then that's on the student. There's consequences in life and since she (the student) was disruptive she now understands the consequences of her actions/mistakes. Like I said earlier, if you personally know a friend that is a teacher like I do that deals with disruptive students day after day you would probably be less supportive of the student. Body slam or no body slam....she had it coming. Nobody has time to play with these kids out here.
So when a girl wear a skirt she deserved to be raped. That your logic. Foh with teacher deal with disruptive teens you know that coning into the field. A teen geeting flip over in a chair and dragged is not being disruptive. With the same force he chose to flip her with her could have just moved her out the room.
How about learn some deescaltion skills.
You would want you daughter flipped then dragged out for being disruptive or would you rather her be suspended.