dustind
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I think this is a different article on the subject, sorry if it was already posted.
http://edition.cnn.com/2003/US/South/11/07/school.raid/
Gotta love these parts.
"They would go put a gun up to them, push them against the wall, take their book bags and search them," Aaron Sims, 14, told CNN affiliate WCSC. "They just came up and got my friend, not even saying anything or what was going to happen. ... I was scared."
"The school had no knowledge that weapons would be drawn," Barrow said. "We understand students' and parents' and the community's concerns about this particular search. We will work internally and with local law enforcement to be sure these issues are addressed."
Still, he said, the school was concerned about possible drug sales on campus, and believed action was necessary.
Dustin's comments: When did SC repeal the 4th amendment. I doubt they had warrants for everyone's back packs. Reasonable suspicion is not probable cause. I can not understand how these scum think throwing kids around that they think may have drugs is alright. Even if they did that would be plain wrong, arrest them, but do not put guns to 14 year olds heads. Many third world countries are not this bad. I can not imagine what would happen if this was done in Minnesota.
http://edition.cnn.com/2003/US/South/11/07/school.raid/
Gotta love these parts.
"They would go put a gun up to them, push them against the wall, take their book bags and search them," Aaron Sims, 14, told CNN affiliate WCSC. "They just came up and got my friend, not even saying anything or what was going to happen. ... I was scared."
"The school had no knowledge that weapons would be drawn," Barrow said. "We understand students' and parents' and the community's concerns about this particular search. We will work internally and with local law enforcement to be sure these issues are addressed."
Still, he said, the school was concerned about possible drug sales on campus, and believed action was necessary.
Dustin's comments: When did SC repeal the 4th amendment. I doubt they had warrants for everyone's back packs. Reasonable suspicion is not probable cause. I can not understand how these scum think throwing kids around that they think may have drugs is alright. Even if they did that would be plain wrong, arrest them, but do not put guns to 14 year olds heads. Many third world countries are not this bad. I can not imagine what would happen if this was done in Minnesota.