Hey, PP -- re: the bold --- is there any link for that? I've been following that case b/c I knew the principal (had 2 kids there) and he was exceptional. I even wrote FCPS a letter of support on his behalf when things were first reported. I have been watching this case in the papers, but nothing has been reported for a long time. What has happened to him? I just felt it was wrong for someone like him to be taken down by a loser like the teacher who ran off to Mexico (or tried to). I wish Mr. A the best. |
This was my post on this thread on AUG 20 ---> after so many people were jumping to outrageous conclusions about Brabrand. People need to STOP, THINK, and ASK QUESTIONS. Just because someone somewhere says they must have sent an email doesn't mean the RIGHT PERSON, IN THE RIGHT LOCATION actually RECEIVED the alleged email. Be smarter. |
Hi PP - Sorry I don’t have a link for you as the internet is far from the source of reliable information. I suggest a quick call to the courthouse or the commonwealth attorney for proof. ‘Mr A’ was my admin when I graduated from Madison High School in 2011 - he is the only admin I can remember to genuinely cared about the students and teachers. Good luck! |
Not only did WJLA hide the fact that the police department didn’t follow up on undelivered emails about the arrest, WJLA hasn’t bothered to update the timeline of the case at the bottom of the article. It still has the police chief’s false statement from Friday that the superintendent was notified. Has Youngkin retracted his statement attacking FCPS? Has he vowed to look into the failure of the police department? Has Miyares launched an investigation to protect the safety of our kids? |
Is there any chance he will be back in FCPS or has that been so tainted that he moved on? I hated seeing a good guy get burned by a slimeball and trashed by fcps. |
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So to summarize:
The Chesterfield police (who were required by law to inform the school system that they had arrested an FCPS employee), FAILED TO NOTIFY THE SCHOOL SYSTEM. This is 100% on the Chesterfield Police. |
| Yup, and all the knee jerk FCPS haters, the STFU poster, openfcps have all gone silent. The hypocrisy is galling. |
It seems to also reflect the barriers constructed by FCPS to make it difficult to contact anyone directly. Operate with a fortress mentality and you end up employing sex offenders for years with no action taken. |
Wow, you really are in a cult. The police sent an important email, it came back as undeliverable, the did nothing to make sure FCPS was aware … and it’s still FCPS’s fault?!? |
I can’t answer that for you I do not know. I found out about the outcome of this case from a friend who works at the Fairfax courthouse and I was just lucky to have that personal contact but anyone can call it’s public knowledge. Personally I can’t imagine any principal, teacher, etc, in their right mind wanting to come back to FCPS after being thrown out to the wolves like that. Look at what people are saying here about Brabrand not doing anything about the Glasgow counselor right away when it was just proven that the police couldn’t type his email address correctly. Who wants to put up with any of this craziness? |
Facts: After the first email bounced back, the Chesterfield Police were aware that emailing was an unreliable method of giving notice. What did they do to ensure notification? They sent another email. When that one came back as undeliverable, they were again put on notice that using email to fulfill their legal obligation was not reliable...it didn't work (2times) and they knew that. What did they do? THE SAME THING despite their experience that email was not getting the job done. THEY had the responsibility. They continued to use a method they knew did not work. They could have sent a letter with delivery notification. It works. There is proof. |
The issue is not that they tried to hide the fact. That doesn't appear to be the case at all. The issue is that they rushed out the story about the police sending the emails without waiting for the results of their FOIA request for the emails or for Chesterfield to confirm if the emails did or did not go through |
| Yes, but they buried the update in the middle of their article and didn’t correct the timeline at the bottom. This is a huge change from their first narrative and, if they were a reputable media company, they would put that up front. |
+1 They should have verified before printing the first and then made a bigger deal out of such a substantive correction rather than this subtle 'oops'. |