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What is the name of your state? TX
This happened to my friend's son. It's so unbelievable to me that I wanted to post it and just get some opinions on it. I don't think she should let this just drop.
Student is in the office for a tardy and he's talking to counselor #1. Officer (campus police officer not trained as campus officer) comes into office and wants to know what's going on. Counselor #1 explains to officer (black, female, new cop) that student is in office for tardy. Officer wants to know why student isn't talking to '#2 counselor-in-charge?' Both counselors say it is okay and the student would rather talk to counselor #1. Officer starts throwing weight around and insisted that student either talk to counselor #2 or just go back to class. Officer is angry and yelling at student. Student asks to use the phone to call mom. Officer yells "No!" and grabs students and throws him against a wall. Officer then grabs student and throws him out into the hallway and yells at him to go back to class. Student is devastated because he thought he and officer had a good relationship and he goes back to class and cries for 10 minutes and then calls his mom.
Mom files police report against officer. Neighboring town's PD is assigned the criminal investigation of the officer. Neighboring town's investigation surprisingly shows 'no criminal intent.' The administrative investigation (internal affairs) also shows that the officer did nothing wrong when she threw the student against the wall. Police reports of statements of school officials and the officer show tons of discrepancies, stories that change, lies that were told. This is a brief version of what happened so I won't take up too much space.
This officer is being protected for her criminal actions against this 14-year-old boy. What can the mom do from here to try to get some justice for her son and this cop that abused her authority and violated this boy's right to go to school without being attacked by an untrained student resource officer?
This happened to my friend's son. It's so unbelievable to me that I wanted to post it and just get some opinions on it. I don't think she should let this just drop.
Student is in the office for a tardy and he's talking to counselor #1. Officer (campus police officer not trained as campus officer) comes into office and wants to know what's going on. Counselor #1 explains to officer (black, female, new cop) that student is in office for tardy. Officer wants to know why student isn't talking to '#2 counselor-in-charge?' Both counselors say it is okay and the student would rather talk to counselor #1. Officer starts throwing weight around and insisted that student either talk to counselor #2 or just go back to class. Officer is angry and yelling at student. Student asks to use the phone to call mom. Officer yells "No!" and grabs students and throws him against a wall. Officer then grabs student and throws him out into the hallway and yells at him to go back to class. Student is devastated because he thought he and officer had a good relationship and he goes back to class and cries for 10 minutes and then calls his mom.
Mom files police report against officer. Neighboring town's PD is assigned the criminal investigation of the officer. Neighboring town's investigation surprisingly shows 'no criminal intent.' The administrative investigation (internal affairs) also shows that the officer did nothing wrong when she threw the student against the wall. Police reports of statements of school officials and the officer show tons of discrepancies, stories that change, lies that were told. This is a brief version of what happened so I won't take up too much space.
This officer is being protected for her criminal actions against this 14-year-old boy. What can the mom do from here to try to get some justice for her son and this cop that abused her authority and violated this boy's right to go to school without being attacked by an untrained student resource officer?