Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This serious enough to make this kid sick and in need of medical attention. He was knocked out. He could have choked on vomit during the night. He could have been abused and not woken up (would be more concerned about that in the case of a daughter).
This is terrifying and does happen. Melatonin may not be as strong as some other sleeping pills but it’s still no joke. Especially this many.
Anonymous wrote:1. Restraining orders against all the boys.
2. Hope that gets them kicked off the soccer team. If not, switch to a new team / league.
3. Call CPS to report the parent who let their son run off with drugs -- there's probably a lot more going on.
4. Expect bullying toncontuy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have socially awkward teen desperate for friends so I understand.
Bare minimum is that he need to get off that soccer team and find another one. He’s not safe around those kids and should never be around them.
If you can do that then I might consider not contacting the other parents.
Ugh…
He has practice tomorrow and has told me he’s going to pretend it didn’t happen. I haven’t gotten a chance to really talk to DH about it but I do think we are done with this soccer team.
He’s played since he was 6 but this is a newer team he started in last year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would (a) tell the school; (b) call the police and file a police report; and (c) tell the soccer coach.
That was dangerous, unlawful, and could have been deadly.
I posted earlier. I don't think his has anything to do with the school. It didn't happen on school property. This is an event between the sets of parents.
Op, the parents likely won't belive you, but it's best to report and let them know you will contact the police. Does your son have text messages? I'm certain those boys took video. In the end I still say this will lead to those boys thinking it's okay to drug their future dates if someone doesn't stop it. Op give an update.
Also your son is already being bullied. Your actions cant possibly make it worse. These kids are not his friends and if he believes they are and wants to continue to hang with them get him therapy. I would leave the team and let the coach know why in a matter of fact way. The coach can't do much but I think other adults should be aware because when another kid accuses these kids of this behavior there will be a record. Also travel soccer teams sometimes go with coaches and I as a coach would not feel comfortable taking responsibility for kids who would do this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you know the kids’ parents at all? I would ask them to raise it with their kids ensuring my child doesn’t come across as the one who told. Obviously these kids think drugging someone is funny, so who knows what they would do.
There were 14 boys there. Maybe another was uncomfortable with the whole thing. Maybe they also did it to someone else.
I know all of the parents and have all of their numbers. Am I close to any? No.
I know I’d be very surprised to learn if one of the boys was in on it. He’s a sweet kid and his moms do not mess around. But he had to at least know what was happening, I’m not sure why he didn’t speak up. I guess if it wasn’t my son it would have been him.
I may reach out to them as they’ve been the most approachable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have socially awkward teen desperate for friends so I understand.
Bare minimum is that he need to get off that soccer team and find another one. He’s not safe around those kids and should never be around them.
If you can do that then I might consider not contacting the other parents.
Ugh…
He has practice tomorrow and has told me he’s going to pretend it didn’t happen. I haven’t gotten a chance to really talk to DH about it but I do think we are done with this soccer team.
He’s played since he was 6 but this is a newer team he started in last year.