This lady owns a pen that can electrocute people. That was her first mistake. Her second mistake was thinking that using the pen as a form of student discipline was a great idea. It should come as no surprise that she was in trouble a few years ago for allowing several students to bite a classmate. Not sure yet if her career ambitions were to help children or to watch them suffer by inflicting pain.
Use of Taser on 12-year autistic boy being investigated
Smells Like: California , ESE , safety , taser , violence
The argument isn't about whether or not the boy deserved to be tased. People are curious as to why adult officers should be using these devices on children at all. Sure they might kick and scream, but what ever happened to putting someone in the "full-nelson?" They're used so haphazardly at times, that I'm sure in time we'll start letting teachers carry these weapons as well.
Officer tasers woman, draws gun on angry crowd at game
Smells Like: California , guns , parents , safety , sports , taser , violence
Story: Eureka officer draws gun on angry crowd
The Rules of Engagement state, that when mobs of parents can't control their emotions during a high school basketball game, the use of a deadly weapon is necessary. It really gave a new meaning to the slang hoops term "shoot-out." Well, if it hasn't started already, I am sure that metal detectors will be present at all games in the future. Anything to make high school sports more enjoyable.
Officer Shoots 2 Girls With Taser Gun At High School
Smells Like: Florida , taser , violence
Tasing is so much either than trying to use other methods of restraining teens from fighting. It's a shame they can't just throw rocks instead, that way they wouldn't have to waste their voltage. Probably within the next decade, every student will have seen one of their classmates shocked to the ground.
Student brings gun to school, gets tasered
Smells Like: Florida , guns , safety , taser
For many of us, it is now commonplace to hear about guns being brought to school. Even though these stories are now a dime a dozen, we wanted to remind readers that schools are safer than ever. That's why we have a uniformed officer on payroll at virtually every middle and high school.
Principal Tasered During Drunk Driving Arrest
Smells Like: alcohol , drunk , law , principal , taser , trouble , wisconsin
"Schoooool's out, for summer!"Story: Principal Tasered During Drunk Driving Arrest
The reason you don't find this article in the news: "Businessman Tasered During Drunk Driving Arrest" is because we need to hold teachers and school faculty to a certain expectation. And that is, we expect those who care for our children to act responsibly and set positive examples. Last I checked, drunk driving is NOT responsible. Oh, and neither is resisting arrest to the point of electrical shock. Someday, we'll get it right.
Man in dress threatens students with taser
Smells Like: GLBT , safety , taser , threats , washington , weird
Story: Man in dress threatens students with taser
Just another day in the life of a high school student. This current generation of children must be completely desensitized to threats of violence. Granted, every small threat leads to an inevitable lockdown, but the sense of fear must be a foreign feeling.
Stun gun used on middle school student
Smells Like: Missouri , safety , taser , trouble
This story is still developing so we are not sure yet what lead to this outcome. But it helps prompt the question- what did schools and officers do before they were allowed to carry tasers? Perhaps they used a non-violent technique instead of a reaction that lands kids in the hospital every time. And there has to be some sort of emotional side-effects on children when they see their classmates getting stunned by electricity and drug out of the school.
Deputy Shocks Girl With Taser At Elementary School
Smells Like: Florida , safety , taser , violence
Student Accidentally Tased By Deputy
Smells Like: idiocy , North Carolina , safety , taser
I figured this one out. People are so stupid in Greene County Carolina, that they think "accidentally" is spelled "accidentially." If this is their trusted news source, then I can only imagine the education of the officers carrying tasers.
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