The sheriff’s office said they arrested a Louisiana teacher accused of threatening to shoot third-grade students.
The Union Parish Sheriff’s Office said a parent contacted them on Tuesday and claimed Robert Mitcham, 70, a teacher at Downsville Community Charter School, threatened students after becoming angry.
Likely the first time he got their full attention. 70? After 60 I started losing patience with stupid and a lot of years later my patience has eroded completely. Why is a 70 y/o still teaching?
ReplyDeleteWhy is a 70 y/o still teaching? Maybe doesn't have a pension and SS isn't enough. I'll tell ya' I didn't have much patience as a young man and at 75, I got none at all.
DeleteGeez, ya can't even express your inner feelings any more without someone getting triggered.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what the hell is going on lately, several schools here have gotten calls threatening to bomb or shoot up the schools... Last week the high school where my grandson attends was evacuated for a few hours while the school was checked for threats...
ReplyDeleteThe local sheriffs and the La State Police are taking them very seriously..
JD
I'm having flashbacks of some of the ominous and threatening things we were told by teachers when I was in elementary school. This was in the early 80s. I also recall my parents laughing most of it off, although my dad did once threaten to kill the principal when he wanted to administer corporal punishment on me, and my mom did go to the school to ream out my brother's 5th grade teacher for something.
ReplyDeleteOn the bright side, I know how to read and write, and I have critical thinking skills (although that mainly came from one specific off the books type teacher) and no tranny freakshows were ever allowed on school grounds, so things really were better back then.
That probably killed his chances of being an armed teacher in the classroom
ReplyDeleteDaryl
The little bastards probably deserved to be removed from the gene pool
ReplyDeleteremember back in the mid 70's, people wanted to cut class, so they called in anonymous bomb threats, it was a common occurrence, they would evacuate school like a fire drill.. the cops would search, find nothing, then we would all go back to class. another time some kid pulled the pin on a army surplus smoke grenade, in the hallway... Now would be in prison for such mischievous activity.
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