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On Tuesday, 18-year-old Santa Monica High School student Blair Moore pleaded not guilty to two counts of threatening a public school official, one count of possession of a box cutter and one count of possessing marijuana on school grounds. Until his April 22 pretrial hearing, Moore has been released on his own recognizance.
Unlike the student, teacher Mark Black – who is described by those who know him as a “kindhearted man” – has been placed on leave.
Staroth
My question is this: would the teacher be dismissed from his job had he not done anything? Even if he reported this students' actions would they have not said to the teacher "and you didn't do anything about it?"
Goteborg
reply to post by Vasa Croe
There is nothing in your source that backs your statement.
Some students said the altercation was sparked by a conflict over drugs.
Santa Monica police declined to comment on the incident, other than to say that two students were in custody in connection with the case.
Nephalim
Probably going to go against the grain here...
give the coach a raise and get that kid on the wrestling team.
Goteborg
reply to post by Vasa Croe
Can you read? I already addressed that in a previous post. No students who were in the room said it was about drugs. Reading comprehension is your friend, don't be afraid of it.
Goteborg
reply to post by Vasa Croe
Can you read? I already addressed that in a previous post. No students who were in the room said it was about drugs. Reading comprehension is your friend, don't be afraid of it.
Blair Moore, 18, is accused of, among other things, using violence as retaliation against a school employee who was attempting to carry out his duty. He’s also accused of possessing a razor blade and marijuana.
Two students were arrested — Moore and a 16-year-old male. The 16-year-old, against whom police are seeking a charge of battery against a school employee, will appear in court at least 60 days from his arrest on Friday. He is a resident of Santa Monica, according to police reports. He was released to his parents on the day of the incident.
Moore is also charged with two counts of threatening a school employee with the apparent ability to carry out that threat, according to court documents.
Goteborg
reply to post by Vasa Croe
Let me make it simple for you, since you're obviously a simple human being...the source in your post that I responded to didn't back your statements at all. Is that so hard to understand? Maybe for you it is but my Internet rule is...read things before you link to them. I know that that is hard for "some people" to do but you should try anyway. Reading is hard for some but you can do it if you really want to.