Criminal

Clinton Suggests She'll Keep Fighting
















Of course Hillary will keep fighting to be President. The silverware she took from the White House eight years ago is tarnished and she needs a new set.




Give me a break:

PARMA, Ohio - A kindergarten student with a freshly spiked Mohawk has been suspended from school.

"Michelle Barile, the mother of 6-year-old Bryan Ruda, said nothing in the Parma Community School handbook prohibits the haircut, characterized by closely shaved sides with a strip of prominent hair on top.

The school said the hair was a distraction for other students.

"I understand they have a dress code. I understand he has a uniform. But this is total discrimination," she said. "They can't tell me how I can cut his hair."

Mohawks violate the school's policy on being properly groomed, school Principal Linda Geyer said. Also, the school district's dress code allows school officials to forbid anything that interferes with the conduct of education.

Ruda's hair became a disruption last week when Ruda arrived freshly shorn.

Administrators called Barile on Friday telling her to pick Ruda up from school.

It's a good thing he wore long sleeved shirts so they didn't see his tattoos.

So those baggy pants he wore were OK but his hair was a disruption?

So where does one draw the line on hair?

When he gets hair on his chest will that be a disruption for Administrators?

What about the girls' hair? I always found girls with curly hair were a disruption.

Up against the wall and spread em'.

Students searched by teachers over missing $5

Principal gives reprimands to 4 instructors for physical contact with kids

HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. - A class of third-grade students got a lesson in civil liberties when an envelope containing $5 disappeared from their teacher's desk.

The students at Martin Luther King Elementary in Hopkinsville were asked to remove their shoes and socks during a search.

Some were patted down and had their pockets checked.

Some parents were angered by the Feb. 15 searches, which did not turn up the missing money at the western Kentucky school.

"The way they treat our students is ridiculous," said Zlatko Skuljan, the father of a 9-year-old girl in the class.

The school's principal gave written reprimands to four instructors who had physical contact with the students.

The principal, Sarah Newman, declined to comment and phone numbers for the four teachers could not be located Wednesday.

Christian County Schools spokeswoman Regan Huneycutt said the search violated the school district's policy.

School employees can touch students only when the student poses a threat to another student or to themselves.

School officials said the search was prompted by the disappearance of an envelope containing $5 for a school function that was on the teacher's desk.

They never found the cash but several guns, a couple bags of marijuana and a bunch of pills were confiscated!!! Oh that was from the teachers not the kids!!



Parenthood at its very best, lead by example:

Moms Allegedly Brawl at Chuck E. Cheese

NATICK, Mass. - A child's birthday party at a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant was cut short after a fight broke out between two mothers.

Natick police said the mom of the 9-year-old birthday boy apparently became enraged because the other woman's son was "hogging" an arcade game.

Sgt. Paul Thompson said Catherine Aliaga, 38, and Tarsha Williams, 33, both of Boston, would be summoned into court to answer charges of simple assault and battery stemming from the scuffle.

Thompson told the MetroWest Daily News that police received a number of 911 calls about the fight Saturday night.

He said what started as a birthday celebration turned into a "birthday melee."


I just love birthday parties.

Now this is funny. Last time I was at Chuck E. Cheese they had a lot of arcade games to play. Shame on that 9 year old for "hogging" an arcade game.

I hope the the other woman's son took back the gift he brought.

And the world continues to learn stupid!!!!!!