A lockdown at the West Bend High Schools Thursday yielded a gun in a vehicle that led to an arrest. No drugs, however, were found in any locker or vehicle.Sounds like they've taken the one kid who, in his spare time, pursues activities requiring patience, discipline, intelligence, work, knowledge and skill, and dropped the hammer on him for it.
The gun, a cased, 22-caliber rifle, was found in a West student’s truck in the parking lot. Ammunition was found in the Ford truck as well.
The driver, a 17-year-old town of Trenton male, said he was an avid hunter and forgot it was in the truck behind his seat, according to the West Bend Police Depart-ment and the school district. He was arrested and taken to the Washington County Jail on charges of possession of a dangerous weapon on school grounds, the police said.
The cased rifle was confiscated.
Students’ safety was not in jeopardy.
The compulsory education system requires individuals to attend and report to a specific location for a specified time. To then turn around and require them to submit to warrantless searches and seizures sounds a lot like the state ordering you to surrender your unalienable rights--and assuming the power to punish you if you don't.
It sounds like that because it is like that. Not that you could ever get one of the black robed high priests charged with abiding by "the supreme law of the land" to agree...
...black robed high priests...
ReplyDeleteLet's see now. Who else wears black robes and spouts mindless incantations?
And they usually have that upside down red star on the ground....
Wonder who it is that they are incanting for/to? Hmmmm, who could it be?...
Student safety was not in jeopardy.
ReplyDeleteSo what was the big deal?
Their indoctrination was in jeopardy, and we can't have that! They might actually think guns aren't bad!