The Day Ferguson Cops Were Caught in a Bloody Lie

Sorry Sparky, I trust the government numbers cited in the New York Times over WIKI.

OK dumbshit I give, where did the poor come from if not the forty plus percent drop out rate? From the graduated students????

How dumb are you?

You trust the New York Times?

Second if you look at the reference given for those numbers in the Wiki article it refer back to the US census bureau IE those government numbers you think so highly of.

California sheriff's deputy on run for 3 days arrested

Source: Associated Press

California sheriff's deputy on run for 3 days arrested

Updated 6:10 pm, Thursday, October 29, 2015

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (AP) — Authorities have arrested a Kern County sheriff's deputy who allegedly flashed a gun at a 12-year-old girl and escaped from a patrol car while handcuffed.

Sheriff's spokesman Ray Pruitt says Edward Tucker was arrested Thursday afternoon in Oildale, an unincorporated community near Bakersfield. He'd been considered dangerous.

Tucker, an 18-year veteran, had been on leave for a year when he allegedly confronted a group of girls and flashed the gun Saturday night in Bakersfield.

Arriving deputies allegedly found guns and methamphetamine in his car.

The 44-year-old was arrested but released from jail.



Read more: http://www.chron.com/news/crime/article/Kern-County-deputy-on-run-for-3-days-arrested-6599401.php

Often yes, they were the ones who were not good enough for either factory jobs or go to the university, but where good enough to graduate HS. They finished high school and then did not much. A lot of the guys were good at factory work, good enough to get the middle class on factory work or farm work , and more school was not going to help. Why go to school when they could be making money in that case? There are some guys right now making the same argument about avoiding the university, they encourage youth to get out of high school and go right to work. This idea that more education is closely connected to having a better life and making more money is fairly recent. You are reading into the 1950 drop out rates the reality of 2015 drop out rates, because now not finishing HS makes one pretty well fucked.

The fact that your brain is assuming that 1950 reality is the same as 2015 reality is another clue that you are not especially bright.

This flawed thinking of yours afflicts others too. At a couple of points in my life the military has done steep drawdowns of the force. Somehow people tended to assume that the good would elect to stay given the choice, that the not so go will go. This is not what happened, the talented people often leave first because they can, they are good enough to go into something else, very often making more money. Especially if severance pay involved the military needs to limit the offer to leave to the not so good people, which is what they do usually try to do now.

To sum up you are massively wrong on two levels: you cant assume that those who stay are the better people, because very often this is not the case, and you cant assume that more education equaled more income in the 1950's, because often it did not.

School Cop Punches 16-Year-Old Student in the Face for Not Having a Hall Pass

The officer is now facing a misdemeanor assault charge.
By John Vibes / The Free Thought Project
October 29, 2015



A school resource officer was recently arrested after he was caught assaulting a student on a surveillance recording.
Photo Credit: KWTV

Oklahoma City, OK – A school resource officer was recently arrested after he was caught assaulting a student on a surveillance recording. The student had reportedly been in the hallway without a pass, and after he was confronted by officer Thomas Jaha, he went to get a drink of water.

Since he did not leave the hallway immediately and go directly back to class, Jaha went into a rage and attacked the 16-year old boy. Jaha is now facing a misdemeanor assault charge.

Jaha says that the student took an “aggressive stance” so he began to strike the boy, and it was all caught on the school’s video surveillance camera.

“He struck a student twice in the head after this student got in an aggressive stance and faced the master sergeant,” Capt. Paco Balderrama of the Oklahoma City Police Department said.

In the video, the student can be seen walking out of the bathroom with the officer, and while, on his way back to class, he stops at the water fountain for a drink. The water fountain was directly next to the bathroom that they were walking out of, and the teen did not have to go out of his way or waste any time to get a drink of water. The student’s choice to get a drink of water along the way was seen as a sign of disrespect by the officer, who then took it upon himself to assault the boy.

While the teenager did not hit the officer at any time, the officer claims that he hit him in self-defense because the boy allegedly took an aggressive stance and balled his fists, which is not depicted in the video.

“They have the right to defend themselves. They have the right to use physical force to protect themselves, protect the public. And in this particular case, the force was not appropriate to the incident,” Balderrama said.

The student was arrested for disorderly conduct after the incident, but then after the surveillance footage surfaced it was apparent that he didn’t do anything wrong, and it was officer Jaha who was at fault.

Although he has been charged with assault he is still on the police force and suspended with pay.

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It turns out that the victim has some mental health issues. She’s schizophrenic and bi-polar. When a person is diagnosed with both, it’s called schizoaffective disorder. The victim had been in treatment and was determined to have reached a point where she could attend public school. As you can imagine, a person with schizoaffective disorder isn’t going to act like everyone else at all times. But more importantly, the school was well aware of her medical issues. If there is one guy you don’t want to send to deal with a teenage girl with mental issues, it would be an aggressive angry cop on steroids.

Lest people imagine her condition makes her violent or disruptive, in fact it’s just the opposite. The family tells me that by natural temperament she is a very quiet girl and her meds make her even more so. In fact, they tell me that even around family it takes effort to get her to engage in even a small bit of conversation.

This dovetails with the factual account of what happened in the classroom. While defenders of her being violently attacked claim she was “disruptive” in the classroom, that’s not accurate. The teacher’s initial issue was that the girl was not participating in the class. That description appears to be based on the girl looking at her phone, which is against school policy. That makes perfect sense for a quiet introspective teenage girl with mental health issues and who is taking meds that, according to her family, make her even more quiet.

Despite the school knowing about her condition, she was told to leave the class and go to a “discipline room”. That’s the equivalent of what was known as “detention” in my day. The girl declined to follow those instructions, saying she’d only glanced at her phone for a second. The teacher then summoned an administrator who repeated the instructions. Again the girl declined. So far there is no error by the school. They were simply giving the student an instruction. But what happened next is a MONUMENTAL error. Knowing her mental health issues they then called in a thug in uniform – known to the students as “Officer Slam” or “The Slammer”. And how do you think he got that nickname? The answer is pretty obvious; slamming people to the ground is his trademark. It’s what he does when a student is uncooperative. Talk about a man who should not be working around teens. Talk about sending the worst message possible to young people! And of course the rest you’ve seen in the videos of the deputy’s violent attack on the girl.

Two comments first to me the others in that classroom was the true victims of her bad behaviors along with the taxpayers who did not get the math education for the children they was paying for that day.

An next who ever decided to mainstream her was proven very wrong for making that decision.

Just found out that the federal government is forcing states such as George to mainstream emotional trouble children and to hell with the education rights of the majority of the children subject to such trouble children bad behaviors.

Well Bill, I'm sure you have the solution to the teenage mental health problem. Just whip out your automatic and shoot them 5 or 6 times. Problem solved, in your eyes anyway.

My solution would not be to allowed the majority of children educations to be interfere with by emotional trouble children such as this girl..

Hell such children could be a danger to not only the education of other children but their safety also.

Being PC is wonderful as long as those with problems who are mainstream are not going to be interfering with the education or safety of others students.

TonyRM - You're despicable.

I sure am despicable when it come to supporting the idea that students that interfere with learning when placed in a normal classroom should not be placed in a normal classroom but instead in classrooms design to handed their special needs.

The majority of students and their parents have a right to expect to received an education free of the type of drama this girl produced by her unwillingness to follow simple directions concerning her cell phone and leaving the classroom give by first her teacher, then by he school principal and last by the school cop.

She should never had been mainstream into a normal classroom.

I'd love to see you deal with a class of disaffected 15 year olds. You would go home in tears.

This is something else you know **** all about yet think you can lecture everyone else.

Sorry but normal children behaviors are deal with in classrooms all the time at whatever age however dealing with children with emotional disorders to the degree this girl is reported to have is outside any normal range and therefore should be deal with by specially train teachers in classrooms and setting design for handling them.

To placed them in a normal classroom is not granting them the care they need and not granting the majority of student the learning environment they need.

Where does the money come from? It seems like you're saying the police shouldn't have been involved. What you're saying takes considerable resources, and America's schools are notoriously underfunded.

Where the money coming from is the normal tax bases and if we do not provide decent education for the next generation there will be a hell less pool of tax resources to draw from in a generation.

Once more that girl from what we already know should never had been mainstream in the first place.

Why, because she's black and has got a mouth on her?

No because she is mentally ill and likely to keep on disrupting other students ability to learn in a normal classroom.. It is not helpful to blacks as well as white students to have such a person interfering with their ability to learn.



Hopefully she will get the level of treatment that will keep her out of prison in the future but she should not had been mainstream into a normal classroom no matter what her skin color happen to be.

To the US shame we have far too many people in prison who should be in the mental health system and hopefully she will not end up being one of them but once more she does not seem a good fit for a norm classroom.