13-year-old boy strip-searched in school

[rambone]

A 13-year-old boy was strip searched by the principal of his compulsory government school because he was suspected of possessing contraband plants. According to the lawsuit, the child was instructed to remove his shoes, then lift up his shirt, displaying his bare chest and torso; then to pull down his pants and underwear; and lift his genitals to allow visual inspection. No plants were found.

Suit: Teen strip-searched at Round Lake school

 

[Bunnykid68]

I would be in jail the next day if that were my child and someone else would be in the hospital removing their head from their ass

 

[Hammer]

I hope she wins and the principal is fired and charged with sex crimes,

 

[45calibre]

only in chicago

 

[Classic]

They must think they are above the law - you know like the TSA.

 

[sepe]

No squatting, spreading the cheeks, and coughing? What is this world coming to? Anymore, I'm thinking if I have kids I'm just going to teach them to read and write then give them a bus pass and a library card. There is probably less of a chance of being violated riding public transportation alone and hanging out at the library alone than going to a public school. We all know the education received would be superior even if the kid read comic books at the library.

 

[NYFelon]

Yeah....if this were my son, I'd definitely be a predicate felon.

 

[K_W]

Only $600,000? I'd own the school district if they did that to any of my (future) kids.

 

[actaeon277]

Forget the lawsuit. I'd want him jailed as a sex offender.

 

[gunowner930]

Fire the principal, and charge all teachers and/or faculty involved with sexual assault. If this child were one of my relatives, I would be charged with assault and battery at a minimum.

 

[TheRude1]

I would be in jail the next day if that were my child and someone else would be in the hospital removing their head from their ass

Go figure Chitcago

 

[sepe]

Go figure Chitcago

You've either got blinders on or you don't keep up with current events/news stories. It isn't just happening in Chicago. Morons everywhere have allowed their friends and family to be violated.

 

[Lex Concord]

A 13-year-old boy was strip searched by the principal of his compulsory government school because he was suspected of possessing contraband plants. According to the lawsuit, the child was instructed to remove his shoes, then lift up his shirt, displaying his bare chest and torso; then to pull down his pants and underwear; and lift his genitals to allow visual inspection. No plants were found.

Suit: Teen strip-searched at Round Lake school

Will someone please highlight the difference between government schools and prisons? I seem to have lost sight of it again.

Edit: I almost forgot, can you say

 

[downzero]

Will someone please highlight the difference between government schools and prisons? I seem to have lost sight of it again.

Government schools are a well-intentioned failure. Prisons exist to turn minorities into second-class citizens.

 

[sepe]

Will someone please highlight the difference between government schools and prisons? I seem to have lost sight of it again.

Edit: I almost forgot, can you say

Better food and less rape in prison.

 

[Lex Concord]

Government schools are a well-intentioned failure. Prisons exist to turn minorities into second-class citizens.

While many individuals in public schooling may have the best of intentions, based on its original intent, it is not a failure.

 

[EvilBlackGun]

10-y.o. girl near here ...

... came home from school and told mom and dad how she was "always winning" at recess. Seems two older boys were playing "spin the bottle" with her, and she got to kiss the boys' p******s when-ever the bottle pointed at her, which it usually did. No word on the boys' prizes. EBG

 

[downzero]

While many individuals in public schooling may have the best of intentions, based on its original intent, it is not a failure.

I disagree. Removing the effects of price from a product is doomed from inception. There is no way that government schools can ever be successful because they can't go out of business and have no real incentive to improve.

I'm a teacher in a public university that has quite selective admission. You don't want me to tell you who my most successful students are.

 

[jd4320t]

It happened at my junior high in 93/94. The principle and a lunch lady (who monitored the girls locker room during shower time) strip searched multiple girls over some missing money. Students were pulled, lawsuits were filed, families were paid off and no details of punishment or pay outs ever made it out.

 

[gungirl65]

Wow, I cannot believe the audacity of some school officials. I think before you even consider strip searching a kid you better be calling the parents, the police and a good attorney while you're at it. This is just wrong on so many levels.

At least they didn't touch him but it's still wrong.