He should be allowed to make
up the school work he has missed during his suspension and graduate with
his classmates, as well as attend the prom. Apparently he does not have
a history of being a troublemaker.
I saw the spokesperson for
the school system on television making a statement that he was only charged
for the machete and not for the chain saw, because the chain saw would
not be considered a weapon unless he was waving it around threatening
people with it.
What a ludicrous and ambiguous
statement! Both items were in the back of the truck as part of his lawn-landscaping
equipment. Let's hope that reason will prevail in this case.
P. S. Brown
Fayette
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