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This is not about guns, you are missing the point, this is about society issues. If not a gun, it would have been a knife or a bat.
We have a much more serious issue here.
Between the hours of 07:30 and 2:00 pm the school is paid to do a job.
If the school was aware of this bully they should have sorted the issues out, according to scholars on 702 this bully was terrorizing many students and it has been going on for a while. What has the school done about it? It is not up to the parents to ensure the safety of scholars it is up to the school.
Having said that, the SAPS/Metro officer should have ensured the weapon was unreachable to anyone else but herself as she is the gun owner / licensed person responsible for that weapon. She was at work (apparently) why did she not have the weapon on her person if it was a service weapon?
So yes I hate bullies at schools and there are 4 guilty parties being the bully, the accused, the mother of the accused and the school and all carry responsibility of different proportions.
Hopefully more definate information will come to light but based on info at hand this is my opinion on this very sad matter.
She returned at the end of her night shift and went to bed, only to be awakened a few hours later by her armed colleagues swarming into her house wanting to arrest her son.
A Grade 10 pupil, Nkululeko Ndlovu, 18, had been shot dead.
Nkululeko Ndlovu, who was shot dead by his classmate. He was believed to be a bully and tortured other pupils at school.
Her son was the prime suspect – and he had apparently used her service pistol to shoot his tormentor dead.
She protested that her pistol was in its locked safe when she’d got home. The officers demanded to see it. Ejecting the magazine, they showed her that bullets were missing.
I get the feeling that you were the bully in school. That or you have no idea of the mental and emotional toll that being bullied takes on someone, especially a youth.
Let me tell you about the bully who broke my son's arm last year...
Principal's response : "We are aware this boy has been having anger issues.He comes from a broken home".
His mother's reponse " I just don't know what to do with him. I have 3 other children to take care of".
How are children going to learn bullying is wrong if no one bothers to teach them? When is this child going to bring a gun or knife to school?
I have no sympathy for bullies...while I understand that many of them have problems at home, it doesn't stop me from wanting to go to school and clouting the crap out of them![]()
The re-introduction of corporal punishment would have many bullies thinking twice.
Let me tell you about the bully who broke my son's arm last year...
Principal's response : "We are aware this boy has been having anger issues.He comes from a broken home".
His mother's reponse " I just don't know what to do with him. I have 3 other children to take care of".
How are children going to learn bullying is wrong if no one bothers to teach them? When is this child going to bring a gun or knife to school?
don't mind him, he's just a snot eater.
the big bully try to stick his finger in my chest
try to tell me, tell me he's the best
but I don't really give a good goddamn cause
i got my lunchbox and I'm armed real well
Seriously? Are they allowed in schools?Truth be told teachers are helpless and toothless against bullying as the bully will just transfer his bullying to where the teachers can't see. I've seen how bullying can break a teen and it is sad. Get your kid a tazer or pepper spray and tell him to use it as anyone would in self defence.
Shame were you a school bully...feeling insecure now trying to justify your bullying?
That nerdy kid you bullied now your boss?
Lol seriously though I have been bullied and have bullied in my school life and being on the wrong end of it is alot more difficult than doing the bullying.Its easy to understand how a kid bullied enough may do such things,i have seen students in my class when bullied by a teacher burn that idiot teachers cars to ashes and I dont blame them one bit,bullies deserve it.I regret having ever bullied the one or two that i did bully and ended up befriending them and believe it or not one dude became my best friend,we had so much more in common than I initially thought.
Although killing is harsh he probably got caught up in the moment and emotional trauma of it all.Think about it, he didn't have the power to hit back and the gun was his only option,he must've even thought if he shoots him to just injure him and then the guy will recover and come at him even worse.
don't mind him, he's just a snot eater.
Seriously? Are they allowed in schools?
Can't imagine that they will be. Can you imagine the havoc the children will cause!![]()
Something to think about...a way for our children to defend theselves. Self defence classes in school?
Geez, you'd think schools are warzones :erm: And what can teachers do with kids that abuse tazers and pepperspray? Because it WILL happen.
"Stand your ground" governs U.S. federal case law in which right of self-defense is asserted against a charge of criminal homicide. The Supreme Court of the United States ruled in Beard v. U.S. (158 U.S. 550 (1895)) that a man who was "on his premises" when he came under attack and "...did not provoke the assault, and had at the time reasonable grounds to believe, and in good faith believed, that the deceased intended to take his life, or do him great bodily harm...was not obliged to retreat, nor to consider whether he could safely retreat, but was entitled to stand his ground."[2][3]
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. declared in Brown v. United States (1921) (256 U.S. 335, 343 (16 May 1921)), a case that upheld the "no duty to retreat" maxim, that "detached reflection cannot be demanded in the presence of an uplifted knife".[4]
A judge’s ruling, made public Tuesday, granted a motion to dismiss the second-degree murder charge against Jorge Saavedra in the death of 16-year-old Dylan Nuno on the grounds that he acted in self-defense under Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law. The State Attorney’s Office has indicated that it will not appeal the ruling.
Nuno’s family and friends criticized Collier County Circuit Judge Lauren Brodie’s decision, calling it “unbelievable” and “heartbreaking.”
“We know this wasn’t the right decision,” said Dylan’s aunt, Adriana Nuno.“(The judge) is showing those kids it’s OK to get away with murder.”
Saavedra, who was 14 at the time of the stabbing, was charged as a juvenile. If found guilty, the former Palmetto Ridge High student would have been released by the age of 21.
Brodie’s ruling concluded that Saavadra, who said he was bullied and tried avoid a fight with Nuno, did not act unlawfully. She added that Saavadra had more than enough reason to believe he was in danger of death or great bodily harm.