Police handcuff 6-year-old after school tantrum. Right or wrong?
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. (AP) — Police in Georgia handcuffed a kindergartner after the girl threw a tantrum, and the police chief is making no apologies.
WMAZ-TV
(http://on.wmaz.com/I0ZrNE ) reports the 6-year-old is accused of
tearing items off the walls and throwing furniture at school in the
central Georgia city of Milledgeville. The police report says the girl
knocked over a shelf that injured the principal.
The elementary school
called police after the Friday tantrum. The report says when an officer
tried to calm the child, she resisted and was handcuffed. The girl was
charged with simple assault and damage to property.
Police Chief Dray Swicord says the department's policy is to handcuff people in certain situations, and "there is no age discrimination on that rule."
The child was suspended from school until August.





















Yes, they did.
lol, kinda like your double i in liberals.
Some folks do not parent, so they have out of control little monsters that the rest of society has to deal with.
Here's another one. I saw a headline on Twitter that said a policeman shot a paralyzed man. There is no excuse for either of these two examples.
Such as?
Everyone's a cop....until they have to do the job.....then no one's a cop. Isn't back seat police work fun? Rocket science looks easy too....but I'm not going to claim I can do it.....or know about it.......same situation, same irony.....
In your two paragraphs, you judge what I need, but you need to "find someone" else, that you think can give me that. "Apparently", you have nothing . If you don't like my opinion, that's too bad for you. This site is for expressing your opinion.
No excuse? Where you there? Don't be so quick to judge.
That "poor, innocent paralyzed man" had led police on a wild car chase, endangering the general public in the process.
Then he yelled out to the cops, "Shoot me, I have a gun," while reaching down for something in a manner that appeared he was serious about the gun.
The officers told him to put his hands up, but he refused ... and continued to reach down in a grab-a-gun motion while claiming that he had a gun.
It turned out there was no gun. However, if you tell the cops you have a gun, make gestures to that effect, and refuse to comply with their commands ... all of those things give the cops every good cause to open fire.
Sorry, I know that facts are inconvenient things. Especially for people who like to assess the world solely through their emotions.
You are the dude that needs to take it down a notch.
I used the words "well-trained" policeman. If your actual policemen, you claim you know, would shoot a paralyzed man, under any circumstances, you deserve their acquaintance.
I think two things come into play here. First, the child was being arrested which mandates the use of handcuffs. Lastly, sounds like the child needs a dose of scare-tactics.
Bcounted.