MCPS principal allegedly assaulted student at Ritchie Park

[Anonymous]

https://www.facebook.com/100064839515023/posts/pfbid02PzPLEBjej9urnvWUBf7HWUNe1kngsFYX9ChCvGmf4iXmk7FgSGeiCa6Qu6AEMi57l/?app=fbl

Wtf??

[Anonymous]

gonna need a LOT more detail before I believe this

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:gonna need a LOT more detail before I believe this

You think Rockville PD is in the business of arresting people for made-up things???

[Anonymous]

What is the entire story? What was the assault?

[Anonymous]

https://rockvillemd.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=2123

[Anonymous]

Apparently there was video evidence from a school camera.

[Anonymous]

Somebody should let his new employer know....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:gonna need a LOT more detail before I believe this

Agree. We have kids bringing weapons and drugs into our schools. I don’t assume anything anymore. Can’t judge without more info. Definitely plausible scenarios where the principal was trying to keep this student or other students safe.

[Anonymous]

What a tremendous job AP Tibbs has been doing. I just want to call out that she had been single threaded as an admin for a while before getting limited help and being back to single threaded.

[Anonymous]

Charging docs - not pulling a sweatshirt:

https://x.com/broadcastben_/status/1797734885484081516

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Charging docs - not pulling a sweatshirt:

https://x.com/broadcastben_/status/1797734885484081516

Oh wow. So he did pull the kid's hoodie but then he stomped on his foot and tried to cover it up by putting his arms around his shoulders and pretending to comfort him. SMH.

[Anonymous]

This does not surprise me. He had a poor track record at Barnsley but a lot of it didn’t come to light. Makes sense as to why the woman who replaced him is also awful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Charging docs - not pulling a sweatshirt:

https://x.com/broadcastben_/status/1797734885484081516

Oh wow. So he did pull the kid's hoodie but then he stomped on his foot and tried to cover it up by putting his arms around his shoulders and pretending to comfort him. SMH.

I had heard he had "stood" on the child's feet, but not that he "stomped" on it. Wow. If that is true, there is zero reason to have done that. I can understand grabbing a kid if they are hurting someone else or themselves, but per the doc, the kid was sat on the bench, and then he stomped on the kid's foot. Nothing about the kid trying to run away.

I wonder if he was trying to teach the kid a lesson or something, like the kid stomped on some other kid's foot, and so he was trying to show the kid what that felt like?

IDK, but I have said before, he has a nasty temper and was a yeller. My kid had him at Barnsley.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This does not surprise me. He had a poor track record at Barnsley but a lot of it didn’t come to light. Makes sense as to why the woman who replaced him is also awful.

She is awful!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Charging docs - not pulling a sweatshirt:

https://x.com/broadcastben_/status/1797734885484081516

Oh wow. So he did pull the kid's hoodie but then he stomped on his foot and tried to cover it up by putting his arms around his shoulders and pretending to comfort him. SMH.

I had heard he had "stood" on the child's feet, but not that he "stomped" on it. Wow. If that is true, there is zero reason to have done that. I can understand grabbing a kid if they are hurting someone else or themselves, but per the doc, the kid was sat on the bench, and then he stomped on the kid's foot. Nothing about the kid trying to run away.

I wonder if he was trying to teach the kid a lesson or something, like the kid stomped on some other kid's foot, and so he was trying to show the kid what that felt like?

IDK, but I have said before, he has a nasty temper and was a yeller. My kid had him at Barnsley.

Yeah, that is not how you show a young child "don't be mean to other people's feet". Any adult of fairly normal intelligence (no requirement to be a teacher or principal) would know this is not how you demonstrate this to young kids.