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Reply to "To Police Report or Not to Police Report? "
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't think folks are following the original thread that prompted this one when they claim it's over reacting. The OP of the original thread has a 2nd grader who was choked by a classmate; the same classmate also told the kid he had a knife and would "cut him open." These are not run of the mill behavior problems in 2nd grade. Considering a 6 year old bought a gun to school and shot their teacher in VA last year, I'd say I'd take that degree of physicality (choking, threatening with a weapon) super seriously and consider a police report. [/quote] That's because you are a nutter, equating the one 6 year old in the history of the country who shot a teacher with every other 2nd grader. [/quote] Hello, adult bully.[/quote] Np. You deserve to be called out for being ridiculous. Grow up.[/quote] DP you may think you called someone out but it's useless. Parents are fed up with their kids being the punching bags. You're on the wrong side and aren't going to cow people into sitting back and doing nothing because you don't want there to be any consequences.[/quote]
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