School Shooting in Michigan. 3 Teens DEAD. 1 15-yr old suspect in custody.

[Anonymous]

Parents weeping in court. Imagine had they just taken their misanthrope kid HOME after the school asked them. They were already there!

I love Zoom court btw.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The school district, superintendent, and principal will and should have their pants sued off. Backwater idiots. The district is relatively tiny with only 7,000 total kids [note: Michigan does NOT have county-wide districts], and the payroll is full of white folks making six-figures, with superintendent Timothy Throne making over $204,000 in wages alone.

Source: https://www.mackinac.org/salaries?report=education&search=&sort=wage2020-desc&filter=oxford

+1 The teachers did everything right and the administration… did not.

The genius bloated brass of the 7,000 kid district:

Superintendent - Timothy Throne - $204,022

Asst. superintendent - Kenneth Weaver - $157,946

Asst. superintendent - Denise Sweat - $150,223

High school principal - Steven Wolf - $134,832

All 4 should be unemployed on Monday. And the principal and anyone else who knew about this kid’s issues should be charged with crimes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Parents weeping in court. Imagine had they just taken their misanthrope kid HOME after the school asked them. They were already there!

I love Zoom court btw.

Crying she understands. Meanwhile it was 'LOL Don't get caught' when her son got caught searching the ammunition that instigated all this.

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Anonymous wrote:That kid wasn’t bullied. He was probably ignored and ostracized because kids can TELL when someone is “off.” They can’t verbalize why but they know the dangerous kids and they avoid them for self preservation. These kids aren’t bullied. They ARE the bullies.

His parents will probably blame: screens, school closures, bullying, CRT. It’s just their kid. And them.

-high school teacher

I was bullied a lot in middle and high school. Kids ripped up my books, cut my hair, punched, sexually abused me, and more. Teachers saw it happen but they were buddy-buddy with the cool kids and didn’t want to risk their relationships that made them, the adult, feel cool. So no one ever did anything.

I wouldn’t ever trust a teacher to know or be honest about who is a bully.

This is absolutely true. Teachers always seem to gravitate to and support the popular kids who are often the worst bullies. I have a kid with disabilities who has no behaviour problems but because he was slightly different he was bullied by so many kids and I was there at one event where 5 teachers were standing around as he was being bullied by 2 kids and everyone of them ignored it. All the talk the schools say about bullying is bs. I've never seen one school do anything meaningful about it.

This! I was also bullied a lot throughout school. I will never forget an incident in 6th grade where the big fat teacher actually joined in with the kids on bullying me. Maybe some of these teachers were bullied as kids and perhaps feel like they get retribution from allowing the bullying to occur.

Bullying does happen. But that is not what this thread (or this shooting) is about.

How are you so certain he was not bullied? I am willing to bet that he probably was bullied.

And now, phones make cyber bullying far more common in the US.

[Anonymous]

OMG Pre-trial services was on fire. They said they recommended NO BAIL because the defendants fled from custody.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:That kid wasn’t bullied. He was probably ignored and ostracized because kids can TELL when someone is “off.” They can’t verbalize why but they know the dangerous kids and they avoid them for self preservation. These kids aren’t bullied. They ARE the bullies.

His parents will probably blame: screens, school closures, bullying, CRT. It’s just their kid. And them.

-high school teacher

I was bullied a lot in middle and high school. Kids ripped up my books, cut my hair, punched, sexually abused me, and more. Teachers saw it happen but they were buddy-buddy with the cool kids and didn’t want to risk their relationships that made them, the adult, feel cool. So no one ever did anything.

I wouldn’t ever trust a teacher to know or be honest about who is a bully.

This is absolutely true. Teachers always seem to gravitate to and support the popular kids who are often the worst bullies. I have a kid with disabilities who has no behaviour problems but because he was slightly different he was bullied by so many kids and I was there at one event where 5 teachers were standing around as he was being bullied by 2 kids and everyone of them ignored it. All the talk the schools say about bullying is bs. I've never seen one school do anything meaningful about it.

This! I was also bullied a lot throughout school. I will never forget an incident in 6th grade where the big fat teacher actually joined in with the kids on bullying me. Maybe some of these teachers were bullied as kids and perhaps feel like they get retribution from allowing the bullying to occur.

Bullying does happen. But that is not what this thread (or this shooting) is about.

How are you so certain he was not bullied? I am willing to bet that he probably was bullied.

And now, phones make cyber bullying far more common in the US.

Because I know people like this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People, rich kids shoot up schools too. The Columbine kids and Adam Lanza were all upper middle class.

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Anonymous wrote:People, rich kids shoot up schools too. The Columbine kids and Adam Lanza were all upper middle class.

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- and both were severely bullied in school (pre cell phone).

It’s much worse now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OMG Pre-trial services was on fire. They said they recommended NO BAIL because the defendants fled from custody.

Bond was set as $500,000 per each parent with GPS trackers for both. Which means that each one needs to do $50,000 bail.

[Anonymous]

Imagine waking up one morning and realizing as a couple you're facing 30 years in jail AND $1 million in property bonds for something you didn't even do. What a time to be a parent.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:OMG Pre-trial services was on fire. They said they recommended NO BAIL because the defendants fled from custody.

Bond was set as $500,000 per each parent with GPS trackers for both. Which means that each one needs to do $50,000 bail.

Why bail at all? You can go on the lam and still get (albeit steep) bail??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG Pre-trial services was on fire. They said they recommended NO BAIL because the defendants fled from custody.

Bond was set as $500,000 per each parent with GPS trackers for both. Which means that each one needs to do $50,000 bail.

Why bail at all? You can go on the lam and still get (albeit steep) bail??

The defense lawyers said they didn't properly inform their clients of when they needed to turn themselves in or that there was an arraignment at all.

Still - $500K per parent is great incentive to not run (again) plus they have GPS trackers.

[Anonymous]

The Columbine kids were not bullied

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:OMG Pre-trial services was on fire. They said they recommended NO BAIL because the defendants fled from custody.

Bond was set as $500,000 per each parent with GPS trackers for both. Which means that each one needs to do $50,000 bail.

Why bail at all? You can go on the lam and still get (albeit steep) bail??

The defense lawyers said they didn't properly inform their clients of when they needed to turn themselves in or that there was an arraignment at all.

Still - $500K per parent is great incentive to not run (again) plus they have GPS trackers.

Can you (or any lawyer on this thread) opine of that claim by the defense lawyers? Is it plausible? Wouldn't that be malpractice? Who withdraws 4k from an ATM for innocent reasons in a situation like this? You wouldn't pay your lawyers in actual cash, would you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Imagine waking up one morning and realizing as a couple you're facing 30 years in jail AND $1 million in property bonds for something you didn't even do. What a time to be a parent.

It’s just ridiculous.