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> showed it around anyway A teacher discovered it when it beeped. I'm not sure how you've lept from that to "showed it around". EDIT: > and was passive aggr

> showed it around anyway A teacher discovered it when it beeped. I'm not sure how you've lept from that to "showed it around". EDIT: > and was passive aggro when asked about it I'm not sure where you got this from either.

irl_zebra 11y ago
It sounds to me like Exodust is just trying to validate preconceived notions and is unwilling to consider evidence contrary to those. Honestly, when I read the headline I was skeptical as I feel like I have been burned in the past many times by immediately siding with the 'victim.' However, this seems like a pretty clear case where one should be outraged about what happened to the student, even if one takes presumptions in favor of the school.
exodust 11y ago
> 'I'm not sure where you got this from either.' The police officer was quoted as saying he was "passive aggressive" when questioned about the device.
- sirtaj 11y ago
  Haha wow, have you ever met a 14-year-old?
  - exodust 11y ago
    Yes I have. The point was that the police said he acted very differently in his video than he did when questioned. We've only seen his victim video. And finally his clock... http://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cpsprodpb/10BF6/production/_85589586_16e23342-6ce7-4c4f-b176-88d94cf667b3.jpg http://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cpsprodpb/10BF6/production/...
- MaulingMonkey 11y ago
  > The police officer was quoted as saying he was "passive aggressive" when questioned about the device. Fair enough. One more reason not to talk to the police in the first place, I guess, on top of all this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wXkI4t7nuc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wXkI4t7nuc .