From the Teachers of Critical Thinking

[Weatherman2020]

A Year After Sending Cops To A Kid’s Home, A Colorado Springs School District Apologizes.
Widefield School District 3 handed the apology letter last month to the parents of 13-year-old Isaiah Elliott. CPR News obtained a copy.
It says, in part, “The District deeply regrets the impact this incident had on the Elliotts, and apologizes to Isaiah for any embarrassment or discomfort he may have experienced.”
On Aug. 27, 2020, as students, educators and parents across the state adjusted to pandemic remote learning, an art teacher spotted what she believed to be a toy gun on Isaiah Elliott’s screen. The incident led to his suspension — which has since been reversed — and to school leaders sending two school resource officers to the boy’s home.

Just in case you didn’t catch that, they called the cops for what they “believed to be a toy gun.”

 

[JoeMoma]

Well, at least it wasn't a Pop-Tart eaten into the shape of a gun.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Well, at least it wasn't a Pop-Tart eaten into the shape of a gun.

Or a finger barrel and thumb gun.