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The teacher and principal didn't know what it was, which is why they called the police.
They called the police because this is what schools do now. How many examples do you need?
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The English teacher didn't tell him to put it away, she took it away from him. Even if she did tell him to put it away at first, so what? She didn't know what it was and took the boys word at first that it was just a clock, but when it started beeping it dawned on her that it could be a weapon of some sort and called the principal.
They called the police because this is what schools do now. How many examples do you need?
In this case it was justified. Only an idiot brings a strange-looking device to school that could be mistaken for an explosive device and shows it to everyone. Making hoax bombs to scare people is also against the law.
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Originally Posted by pknopp
No one thought it was a bomb.
The school staff didn't know what it was, they are not bomb experts.
The school staff didn't know what it was, they are not bomb experts.
At face value this is true; however, if you think it might be a bomb, you don't toss it in a drawer, sent the kid to the principal and then continue class with a bomb in the teachers desk.
In this case it was justified. Only an idiot brings a strange-looking device to school that could be mistaken for an explosive device and shows it to everyone. Making hoax bombs to scare people is also against the law.
The school staff didn't know what it was, they are not bomb experts.
At face value this is true; however, if you think it might be a bomb, you don't toss it in a drawer, sent the kid to the principal and then continue class with a bomb in the teachers desk.
How did y'all get me defending him now? Lol
How do you assume that's what the teacher did with it?
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