Thank you Dr. Patterson. Congratulations to our fine schools in Fayette County and the many excellent teachers and staff members…

Chanting “drop the charges” (presumably) before knowing whether they’re true seems very dodgy. Hoping they’re not true & he’s vindicated, sure. Even supporting him if they’re true to some extent in appreciation of his great work is understandable. But assuming they can’t be true or should be ignored even if they are, isn’t thinking clearly.
Principal Allen must be a special man to receive this much support from his students after his arrest. I hope the truth will come out in any upcoming litigation, but this show of support is impressive.
I joined a few fellow students in defending two professors who were accused of some very serious charges. We knew these people; took classes from them for years; went to dinners, met their family members. We were convinced the accusations just couldn’t be true.
Then the evidence came out. The only thing that made us look more foolish was their respective allocations detailing their guilt. And we were all graduate students in our 30s-40s, who were professionals and managers of people.
Moral of the story: be careful for whom you step up especially since you simply cannot have access to the evidence in the matter. Nice people can still do bad things.
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