Asclepias
Diamond Member
The student would be in the desk. I dont get your point? Of course the end result would be the student was moved. I dont need to call an attorney to figure that out.No stupid. A desk is not someone. Its a something.Drag the desk into the hallway.how much force should have been used. how would you have done it?The officer used more force than was required for the situation.
This is almost as bad as the officer that hancuffed a young boy's arms behind his back in a chickenwing fashion because the childs wrists were too small for the cuffs.
He should be fired.
Still counts as laying hands on someone.
The new solution is for school cops to do nothing and let the teachers figure it out. It's the only solution that will guarantee their jobs.
And the student is where? Physically making the student move by moving her desk is the same as moving the student.
Call your local state attorney's office and ask.