LCPS sexual assualt - who is held accountable?

[Anonymous]

https://www.dailywire.com/news/records-suggest-loudoun-sent-team-of-police-to-deal-with-upset-parent-not-alleged-rape-of-student

Includes timeline of calls to police on May 28 at Stone Bridge.

[Anonymous]

When I was assaulted in school, the teacher was in the next room. I didn't know my attacker was an attacker until it happened. We were talking and fine and then next thing we weren't...or I wasn't.

When I was raped I asked a friend to walk me home because I felt unsafe walking home by myself in the dark at night. It was fine, I was fine and it was normal and we were talking and then we weren't and then it was rape.

Neither of those times did I know that the guy would hurt me when he walked next to me. I didn't even know when he got close to me. I didn't know until it happened. No whistle or alarm or anything would have stopped it. Even a scream didn't stop the rape.

A woman was raped on a train in public in Philadelphia this week. People held up their cells and took video and no one called the police.

We can talk all we want about things to make women safe. Rape whistles, or alarms, or bathroom monitors but the truth is we aren't safe. None of those things are going to change that. Women/girls are attacked by friends, in public and private. They are attacked and no one cares.

I don't know how to fix it but I know the solution doesn't lie in giving women more tools to alert folks to an attack because the attack rarely comes with enough notice and when people do know what is happening they rarely care.

[Anonymous]

Is any else reminded of all of the lying and obfuscating that happened surrounding that suicide at Potomac Falls, maybe 4-5 years ago? A friend told a counselor (in an email) and the counselor told no one/did nothing. And LCPS closed ranks and lied and obfuscated to cover it up? It is all so shady. I wish I’d known any of this before we settled our family here and now our kids don’t want to leave.

[Anonymous]

We fled not too long ago. My kids had stuff stolen regularly, met with complete indifference from the administration. Bathrooms are unusable from vapers and dealers.

I put my kids in online PE to keep them safe because I graduated from an extremely rough high school and I knew what goes on. It’s sad that we paid so much to live in a pretty crappy house with crappy schools. Can’t believe some homes have gone for over a million recently.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We fled not too long ago. My kids had stuff stolen regularly, met with complete indifference from the administration. Bathrooms are unusable from vapers and dealers.

I put my kids in online PE to keep them safe because I graduated from an extremely rough high school and I knew what goes on. It’s sad that we paid so much to live in a pretty crappy house with crappy schools. Can’t believe some homes have gone for over a million recently.

So are you homeschooling? Private? There are not enough spots at PVI and Virginia Academy for everyone.

[Anonymous]

We sold our home and moved to another part of the Commonwealth with reasonably-priced private schools. There are great privates other than Potomac.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When I was assaulted in school, the teacher was in the next room. I didn't know my attacker was an attacker until it happened. We were talking and fine and then next thing we weren't...or I wasn't.

When I was raped I asked a friend to walk me home because I felt unsafe walking home by myself in the dark at night. It was fine, I was fine and it was normal and we were talking and then we weren't and then it was rape.

Neither of those times did I know that the guy would hurt me when he walked next to me. I didn't even know when he got close to me. I didn't know until it happened. No whistle or alarm or anything would have stopped it. Even a scream didn't stop the rape.

A woman was raped on a train in public in Philadelphia this week. People held up their cells and took video and no one called the police.

We can talk all we want about things to make women safe. Rape whistles, or alarms, or bathroom monitors but the truth is we aren't safe. None of those things are going to change that. Women/girls are attacked by friends, in public and private. They are attacked and no one cares.

I don't know how to fix it but I know the solution doesn't lie in giving women more tools to alert folks to an attack because the attack rarely comes with enough notice and when people do know what is happening they rarely care.

All of this x1000.

We don't need more tools. We need men to be better.

I was raped as an intern in medical school when I was in the hospital. There were cameras, security guards on the floor, and an emergency call button in the room I was in. All of those things were useless at the time. And afterwards, when I was at the police station and giving my statement to the SVU detectives, they still had the audacity to ask me if I was sure I hadn't given my attacker any signals that I was interested in him. Had I been TOO nice and perhaps that was misinterpreted by him as interest? As if politeness was an invitation for sexual assault.

[Anonymous]

Has Ziegler resigned yet? He values his integrity and morality (or lack thereof) at 300K.

[Anonymous]

Here is a guide from a sexual violence center on how to avoid sexual assault…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here is a guide from a sexual violence center on how to avoid sexual assault…

A sad commentary on the state of our schools that you think this is an appropriate guide for high school students just to use the restroom.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here is a guide from a sexual violence center on how to avoid sexual assault…

A sad commentary on the state of our schools that you think this is an appropriate guide for high school students just to use the restroom.

The cool part is that it applies EVERYWHERE. Not just HSs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.dailywire.com/news/records-suggest-loudoun-sent-team-of-police-to-deal-with-upset-parent-not-alleged-rape-of-student

Includes timeline of calls to police on May 28 at Stone Bridge.

This lines up with what the dad, Mr. Smith, said. Horrible that the SRO and principal we’re not responsive or proactive. Good thing the dad insisted on the rape kit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here is a guide from a sexual violence center on how to avoid sexual assault…

A sad commentary on the state of our schools that you think this is an appropriate guide for high school students just to use the restroom.

The cool part is that it applies EVERYWHERE. Not just HSs.

You're proving my point. Schools should be safe spaces, not the equivalent of public restrooms in a sketchy part of town. But this is where the left has brought us....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here is a guide from a sexual violence center on how to avoid sexual assault…

A sad commentary on the state of our schools that you think this is an appropriate guide for high school students just to use the restroom.

Did you even read the tips? It is saying to avoid sexual assault "DON"T BE A RAPIST."

I assume that it is good advice for anywhere any where to not rape people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here is a guide from a sexual violence center on how to avoid sexual assault…

A sad commentary on the state of our schools that you think this is an appropriate guide for high school students just to use the restroom.

Did you even read the tips? It is saying to avoid sexual assault "DON"T BE A RAPIST."

I assume that it is good advice for anywhere any where to not rape people.

Sorry *good advice for anyone anywhere to not rape people"