You literally deflected and did not answer my question. Answer it. |
where was the data? You all are so blind. Do you work for Wil Jawando? |
I know it's a well established fact. |
Elrich and Jawando did not stop the study though. They couldn't have. Why didn't MCPS complete the study? |
So there were SROs at both the Parkland and Uvalde school massacres and they did nothing? |
I bet they did it because they got a hold of the study, and it was so bad that they had to act to protect the kids by removing the SROs ASAP! |
You need better talking points. There are tons of situations where SRO's did stop acts of violence, some losing their lives for it. There were two bad situations handled badly but that doesn't make the SRO's all bad. How do you propose we keep our schools safe? You have yet to clearly define it. |
I bet it was the opposite. The data was showing SROs can help, so they hid it. |
No, I gave the counter to your argument. You know kids who were wrongly accused by SROs and therefore are harmed by any proposal that advocates for increased security, I know kids who feel the lack of SROs and strong security is harming them. Whose harm is deemed worse? Whose trauma gets prioritized first? And you also didn't answer my questions, so it's tit for tat. What's good for the goose is good for the gander. |
Exactly the states attorney also needed to get re-elected so he had to pretend to care. |
There was security and that didn't help, either. Should we get rid of all security at all MCPS schools? |
Answer the question. |
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Lots of people talking out of their a$$ with no facts to back it up. |
Read this:
https://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/pol/Resources/Files/SRO/MCPD-SRO-FAQ.pdf It is only a small percentage of total arrests by SROs that were initiated by the SRO. In fact, of the 269 incidents, only nine were self-initiated by the SROs themselves. That is 3% of all the arrests made by SROs in the 2019-2020 School Year. https://www.mymcmedia.org/mcps-high-school-principals-support-keeping-school-resource-officers/ Montgomery County high school principals are unanimously in support of keeping the School Resource Officer (SRO) program in place Let's use data that is actually related to MCPS. Let's stop continuously quoting UVALDE and Parkland as if the SRO programs in those districts were the same as ours. |