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I wonder is the baseball team allowed bats, or do they keep em in a gun case?
Hey, don't be sexist! They have a girls softball team that also uses bats. Equal opportunity! And what about the science geeks? You ever see the stuff they have in science class?
An article states that: "School officials told FoxNews.com that possession of the pocket knife was a violation of the school’s zero tolerance policy for bringing weapons on campus and that based on a message he posted on an online forum, they had probable cause to search Wiser and his car. They also insisted Wiser consented to the search."
"It all started Dec. 12 when administrators at Ashtabula County Technical and Career Campus (A-Tech) in Jefferson, Ohio — about 60 miles northeast of Cleveland — questioned Wiser after an alleged tip regarding videos uploaded to Wiser’s You Tube Account. Among the clips are reviews of video games and merchandise, home defense tactics, and an interview with a local police officer."
Also--"And what did they find inside Wiser’s vehicle? A folding blade pocketknife, a stun gun and two Airsoft guns."
"a four-inch pocketknife, which was locked in the trunk, inside his EMT kit – a duffel bag –
Hey, don't be sexist! They have a girls softball team that also uses bats. Equal opportunity! And what about the science geeks? You ever see the stuff they have in science class?
I was talking with someone last week about a class project I made in wood shop 30 years ago..
I made a wooden sword... The subject came up because I still own it.
Now I'd be branded a domestic terrororists for making a classroom project.
He didin't bring a weapon onto school property, it was a pocket knife, a common tool that normal people have carried for centuries. The tire iron in the truck is more of a weapon than a 3" pocket knife.
I bet scissors will be next. Then staplers, shoe laces (strangling hazard), shoes (could kick someone), neckties (suicidal hanging)... The possibilities are endless for a zealous prosecutor.
The young man did not go to jail for breaking school rules. No, nope, nyet. Some other law(s) was/were broken. The worst the school could do is expel. And oh, there is that little matter of the gun, too.
He didin't bring a weapon onto school property, it was a pocket knife, a common tool that normal people have carried for centuries. The tire iron in the truck is more of a weapon than a 3" pocket knife.
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