Posted on 01/19/2013 7:42:09 AM PST by KeyLargo
Pennsylvania girl, 5, suspended for threatening to shoot girl with pink toy gun that blows soapy bubbles
By Edmund DeMarche
Published January 19, 2013
| FoxNews.com
A 5-year-old Pennsylvania girl who told another girl she was going to shoot her with a pink Hello Kitty toy gun that blows soapy bubbles has been suspended from kindergarten.
Her family has hired an attorney to fight the punishment, which initially was 10 days for issuing a 'terroristic threat.' But her punishment was reduced to two days after her mother met with school officials and had the incident dropped to 'threatening to harm another student,' which apparently carries a lesser punishment.
"It's laughable," Robin Ficker, the girl's attorney told FoxNews.com. "This is a girl who had no idea about killing or what happened in Connecticut."
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Way too many assholes in this great Country.
This crap is becomming very scarry and the asshole implementing it do not belong in an position of authority as they have no sence of reality
Pink Hello Kitty toy guns that blow soapy bubbles MUST BE BANNED!;-)
Educators, going to school for stupid and then prcticing their craft to perfection.
Stupid, stupid, stupid.
Who knows how many bubbles might be in that thing?
Thin film assault projector.
And in other news:
Police & Fire
Workplace Hazards: Weird Crime 2012
By Dennis Robaugh
Email the author
December 21, 2012
Woman Brings Spoons to a Knife Fight: A woman cutting pork chops in the meat department in September at Sam’s Club in Tinley Park was confronted by another woman wielding a pair of large spoons. Daniela Griffin, 24, said she was so afraid of being hit by a spoon she raised her hands and “accidentally” cut the other woman’s nose with her pork-chop knife. Police charged Griffin with reckless conduct. On Tinley Park Patch
Stick It to the Man: A woman fired from her job in Tinley Park in July apparently spent a portion of her time drawing stick figures on documents she left behind on the office computer. “The female stick figure shows the killing or hurting of the other stick figures with a rifle, sword and breasts,” according to a report filed with police. “The stick figure drawings in the files show four figures representing (the terminated employee) having interaction with two department employees and her boyfriend, who also works at (the business). The (woman’s) stick figure kills or hurts other stick figures in the drawings which represent other employees.” Managers said the former employee once fought with another employee at the annual company Christmas party. Tinley Park Patch
http://tinleypark.patch.com/articles/workplace-hazards-weird-crime-2012
In Calif, a ‘Criminal Threat’ can be prosecuted as a ‘strike’ felony. One, on the way to three.
apparently there must be more than seven bubbles.
I wonder if the size of the bubbles matters.
This world has gone loco.
It holds a 30 bubble “clip!” 8^)
Jane: “Susie, I hate you so much I’m going to bubble you!” (then proceeds to bubble Susie)
Susie: “EEEEEEK! Make Jane stop!”
School: “Jane, you’re suspended for a week and a half!”
Wouldn’t an earlier, saner age have just sat the girls down together privately (there’s no need even to punish anybody) and tried to reason with them to make up?
No longer can kids be kids...how many of you can remember playing ‘cops and robbers’ I believe all kids had toy guns at one time or another...I can remember my brother getting a BB Gun for his 12th birthday...all the kids in the neighborhood....got to try it out...
No fun memories for our grand kids to have...very sad world..thanks Hussein
This is much more serious than Fast and Furious!
Please Dear Leader save us!!
If I had little girls I’d tell them to feel free to bubble away. FOR CORN SAKES THIS COUNTRY IS OFF ITS NUT!
It’s a veritable assault bubbler!
A “terrorist threat”?! — What ... did the 5-year-old yell “alley-ackber” like the raghead did at Ft. Hood (who is still waiting to see if he’ll be punished ...)
Good grief!!!
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