Kids arrested outside of Whitman for selling coke

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
It's so nasty how every time a wealthy public is mentioned, posters jump to the worse conclusions without presenting a shred of evidence.

Eat-the-rich mentality, but not targeting the right people. Maybe stick to targeting the billionaires who gave millions to Trump.

Kids of rich families broke into a house to party…how do you defend that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
It's so nasty how every time a wealthy public is mentioned, posters jump to the worse conclusions without presenting a shred of evidence.

Eat-the-rich mentality, but not targeting the right people. Maybe stick to targeting the billionaires who gave millions to Trump.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It for sure happened. I was in the neighborhood and saw at least 10 plus police cars with several officers in front of the vacant house. I heard from a source and a student that children were busted for drugs. Most likely the school will brush it under the rug.

It’s not the schools fault. It was off campus. The parents should be held accountable.

+1000000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Of course the parents should be accountable but so should the school. It was during school hours.

No parent your kids.

They were off campus.

Do your dam job

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:no drugs were found and these kids were not arrested, just got calls home and had to be picked up. i know the parents of one of them, i think they were just caught trespassing the house.

They should have been charged.

For what? Treaspassing?

Sure as minors that will be a nothingburger

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:no drugs were found and these kids were not arrested, just got calls home and had to be picked up. i know the parents of one of them, i think they were just caught trespassing the house.

They should have been charged.

For what? Treaspassing?

Sure as minors that will be a nothingburger

Yes, let me guess it was one of your kids and you’d rather be on here than parent. You paid an attorney to get them off the hook and laugh with them about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
It's so nasty how every time a wealthy public is mentioned, posters jump to the worse conclusions without presenting a shred of evidence.

Eat-the-rich mentality, but not targeting the right people. Maybe stick to targeting the billionaires who gave millions to Trump.

+1

This has nothing to do with billionaires or trump. Parent your kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:the house has a demolition sign infront of it stating that the house was supposed to be demolished in december. it has open doors and windows, i belive it was abandoned

So you think a house with a demo sign out front in Bethesda is abandoned? People just walked away, no bank has a mortgage and they just left it to rot? But put out a demo sign before leaving which is likely a permit.

And losing the old hill ruined the drug scene at Whitman. That was an open air market back in the day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:the house has a demolition sign infront of it stating that the house was supposed to be demolished in december. it has open doors and windows, i belive it was abandoned

So you think a house with a demo sign out front in Bethesda is abandoned? People just walked away, no bank has a mortgage and they just left it to rot? But put out a demo sign before leaving which is likely a permit.

And losing the old hill ruined the drug scene at Whitman. That was an open air market back in the day.

Even if it was abandoned, how was this ok?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Of course the parents should be accountable but so should the school. It was during school hours.

I’m among those whose kids showed me videos. It’s sad that kids this young have these addictions.

One question I had: however unlikely this may be, if these kids didn’t do or sell drugs on campus, can they face disciplinary action from the school—aside from any school skipping they may have done?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Of course the parents should be accountable but so should the school. It was during school hours.

I’m among those whose kids showed me videos. It’s sad that kids this young have these addictions.

One question I had: however unlikely this may be, if these kids didn’t do or sell drugs on campus, can they face disciplinary action from the school—aside from any school skipping they may have done?

I cannot imagine the school can do anything but not allow make up assignments or tests. This isn’t a school issue, it’s a police and parent issue. It’s a pretty well known thing at some schools and it’s been going on many years. Kids with money and limited supervision.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Of course the parents should be accountable but so should the school. It was during school hours.

I’m among those whose kids showed me videos. It’s sad that kids this young have these addictions.

One question I had: however unlikely this may be, if these kids didn’t do or sell drugs on campus, can they face disciplinary action from the school—aside from any school skipping they may have done?

I cannot imagine the school can do anything but not allow make up assignments or tests. This isn’t a school issue, it’s a police and parent issue. It’s a pretty well known thing at some schools and it’s been going on many years. Kids with money and limited supervision.

That was my take, but the lawyer in my family disagreed. Regardless, I hope it’s a wake up call for the kids and families.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Of course the parents should be accountable but so should the school. It was during school hours.

I’m among those whose kids showed me videos. It’s sad that kids this young have these addictions.

One question I had: however unlikely this may be, if these kids didn’t do or sell drugs on campus, can they face disciplinary action from the school—aside from any school skipping they may have done?

I cannot imagine the school can do anything but not allow make up assignments or tests. This isn’t a school issue, it’s a police and parent issue. It’s a pretty well known thing at some schools and it’s been going on many years. Kids with money and limited supervision.

That was my take, but the lawyer in my family disagreed. Regardless, I hope it’s a wake up call for the kids and families.

What is their opinion? It has nothing to do either with school ad they were off campus. Let’s be real, it it were other kids they’d be arrested.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This 100% happened. Kids broke into a vacant house across the street from school (and likely have done this before) and there were drugs involved. Kids were handcuffed on the lawn outside the house. Lots of police cars. Unclear on details beyond that.

I wonder how the police figured it out

Some neighbor must have called the police

[Anonymous]

Is it true that no drugs were found? Was it just teenagers being teenagers then? And yesterday was the last day of the quarter. No serious work was going on in classes anyway. And no, I am not a Whitman parent. We live in SS.