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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think by escalating things you'd be undermining your daughter. She already handled it; she didn't allow them to search her backpack and held her ground that she was innocent. Empower her by letting her own response stand for itself. [/quote] +1. Going into a bag in a store isn't bad behavior. The lesson to be learned is to stand up for yourself when authority tries to push you around, and she learned that lesson all by herself. I think the only thing I'd do is tell my daughter I'm proud of her.[/quote] +1 But no surprise that DCUM is full of “just comply” types. It’s a rent a cop. [/quote] There are times and places to stand up and other times when it’s no big deal to display your innocence and move on. Knowing when to comply and when to fight back if important. Not everything needs to be a fight. [/quote]
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