NJ Bullying Law Gives Students Anonymous Hot Line to Report Classmates to PoliceChris | InformationLiberationAug. 31, 2011 |
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Recently, eighth grader Derek Lopez was executed by a police officer for "scaring" the cop. The cop felt it was his place to stop the boy from bullying a fellow student, the student said the scuffle between the two boys was "nothing," yet the cop interjected to "help" and it resulted in 14-yr-old Derek Lopez being executed. Now, New Jersey is setting up an anoymnous hot line to police, so students can anonymously rat on their fellow students for bullying... or just falsely accuse them of bullying and have the biggest bullies of all show up to possibly kill someone. From The New York Times: Under a new state law in New Jersey, lunch-line bullies in the East Hanover schools can be reported to the police by their classmates this fall through anonymous tips to the Crimestoppers hot line.You'd think it'd be obvious to anyone with a brain calling an armed taxfeeder with a gun to solve a dispute between children is not a recipe for conflict resolution. |