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I agree that this person should not have been using the school's electricity to charge his car. But to have him arrested is an extreme over reaction. The punish
by paulyg 13y ago
I agree that this person should not have been using the school's electricity to charge his car. But to have him arrested is an extreme over reaction. The punishment does not fit the crime. That is what I take away from this story.
- jusben1369 13y agoWell to be a stickler for detail being arrested isn't the punishment. If he was taken to the police station then let off with a warning that would be his actual punishment. However I agree that it's a rather extreme response from the onsite officer.
- jack-r-abbit 13y agoSgt. Ford says the officer should have arrested Kamooneh on the spot. But he didn't. Instead, the officer filed a police report. Then 11 days passed, and two deputies showed up at his house in Decatur. [snip] Ford said he sought the arrest warrant after determining that school officials hadn't given Kamooneh permission to plug in his car. The onsite officer did exactly as he should. He filed a report. And then the officer's boss (Sgt. Ford) got the arrest warrant later. And then 2 other officers made the arrest. So there was more than just one person involved here.