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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The context is that another kid took it upon himself to bother the other kid in the bullying case. My ds didn’t ask him to do it or put him up to it[/quote] Okay. But there could be more context that you don't know. Such as the history between these two other kids. There could be more texts your kid doesn't even know about, that aren't about your kid. Who knows. It depends how credible the kid's attempt at intimidation actually was. It depends on whether this is the only friend of your son to get involved, or are there others. All kinds of factors. I don't know why your son's friend would have the kid's phone number or bother to get involved if he doesn't even go to their school. There must be a reason or a connection there, but what is it? Did your son give his friend the number, or do the two kids know each other somehow? That's likely important to understand the situation.[/quote]
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