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HS Senior Gets Harsh Punishment After Dad Left Fishing Knife in Car


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David Duren-Sanner's vehicle was searched last week during a random lockdown at Northeast High School, according to a local report. Having no idea that his father's knife was inside, he agreed to the search. In addition to the 10-day suspension, he also faces weapons charges in Montgomery County.

 

The 18-year-old, whose father is a commercial fisherman, could now be forced to attend an alternative school for 90 days, though he's appealing the punishment. The vehicle belongs to his father, but Duren-Sanner had driven it to school that day.

 

HS Senior Gets Harsh Punishment After Dad's Fishing Knife Left in His Car | Fox News Insider

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There are numerous threads on BGP that provide evidence zero tolerance is a brain dead thing.

 

Generally speaking I agree zero tolerance is a brain dead thing but is school security one of those times/places we should have a zero tolerance policy against weapons?

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Generally speaking I agree zero tolerance is a brain dead thing but is school security one of those times/places we should have a zero tolerance policy against weapons?

 

If you bring a weapon into school, absolutely. However, I can't tell you how many times I've seen kids with fishing rods in their car/truck for after school. No one has ever made it a big deal to go through their tackle boxes.

 

At the end of the day, no policy is going to stop someone from attempting to hurt people. If they don't have a knife in their car it's just easy to ask for a pair of scissors.

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If you bring a weapon into school, absolutely. However, I can't tell you how many times I've seen kids with fishing rods in their car/truck for after school. No one has ever made it a big deal to go through their tackle boxes.

 

At the end of the day, no policy is going to stop someone from attempting to hurt people. If they don't have a knife in their car it's just easy to ask for a pair of scissors.

 

I want to agree with you...

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1. Can a person give permission to a search of another person's property?

 

2. Since the son drove the vehicle to school, was he technically in possession of the vehicle and allowed to agree to a search?

 

3. Is a school search different in the eyes of the law than another search?

 

4. If I borrow my daughter's car to go to the store and a police office asks me if he can search it, can I allow the search since it isn't my vehicle?

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