Police were summoned to the William P. Tatem Elementary
School in Collingswood, New Jersey on the 16th of June
due to an incident at an end-of-the-year class party. A third grade student
made a comment about the brownies that were being served to the class. Another
student thought the comment might be “racist.” The school promptly called the
Collingswood Police Department. A police officer spoke to the student, a
9-year-old boy, said the boy’s mother, Stacy Dos Santos. That statement was
corroborated by local authorities.
Dos
Santos believes the school overreacted and said her son made a comment about
snacks, not skin color. "He said they were talking about brownies. . . . Who
exactly did he offend?" she said. The boy's father, who is Brazilian, was also contacted by Collingswood
police later that same day. The police said the incident had been referred to
the New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency. (And Permanency?). The
chastised and confused student stayed home for his last day of third grade.
Dos
Santos characterized her son as "traumatized," and said she hopes to
send him to a different Collingswood public school in the fall. "I'm not comfortable with the
administration [at Tatem]. I don't trust them and neither does my child," she
said, according to the website Philly.com. "He was intimidated, obviously.
There was a police officer with a gun in the holster talking to my son, saying,
'Tell me what you said.' He didn't have anybody on his side."
The
incident was just one of several, in the
last month alone, in which Collingswood police have been summoned to look
into school incidents that most parents think hardly merit criminal
investigation. In fact, Superintendent Scott Oswald estimated that- over the
last month- officers may have been called out to as many as five incidents per day in the district of 1,875 total
students.
Well,
at least our authorities have their priorities straight. Thousands of innocent
people around the globe are being slaughtered by terrorists and they (our
“leaders”) bend over backwards to avoid saying “Islamic terror,” and to fight against any limits on immigration
from areas where ISIS is based.
Authorities
now call police to our schools to enforce
“transgender bathroom rights,” and also to intimidate any little boy or girl
who made an innocent comment about a baked dessert. The New Jersey Division of
Child Protection and Permanency, if they really gave a rat’s behind about child
protection, might want to challenge
the transgender bathroom law- and prevent
children from being harassed and frightened by school officials and law
enforcement over a misconstrued remark about the color of a confection.
It is
no exaggeration to say that this type of leadership lunacy has lead to Brexit
and Trump…and a rising sense of discontent with the entrenched elites- and the
powerful and authority figures around the world.
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