On Tue, 17 Aug 2010 06:56:36 -0600, HMS Victor Victorian
<victorvictorian@hushunomail.com> wrote:
>On 16 Aug 2010 16:13:01 -0500, "Group_Troll"
><GroupTroll@Pissed.Off.nl> wrote:
>
>>it matters knot whence i got this frum:
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>>Teachers suffer sexual harassment and rape threats from pupils as
>>young as SIX
>>
>>Daily Mail, UK: 16 August 2010
>>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1303426/Teachers-suffering-
>>sexual-harassment-rape-threats-pupils-young-6.html
>>[ http://tinyurl.com/33xzw4u ]
>>
>>Schoolchildren as young as six are subjecting teachers to a shocking
>>level of sexual abuse - from leering and sexual comments to groping
>>and threats of rape.
>>
>>New figures reveal that hundreds of teachers have been touched
>>inappropriately or propositioned by pupils, and other reports say that
>>children have fondled themselves in class in a bid to embarrass or
>>intimidate their teacher.
>>
>>It comes as police reports reveal that children - also as young as six
>>in some cases - are being arrested for serious crimes including
>>assault and battery and robbery.
>>
>>The increasing incidence of children sexual harassing their teachers
>>has been highlighted in private logs kept by local councils, which
>>have been made available through the Freedom Of Information Act.
>>
>>In the youngest case a six-year-old boy made sexual remarks to a
>>49-year-old teacher in the West Midlands, while an eight-year-old boy
>>licked a teacher's leg and grabbed her breast at a school in
>>Cambridge.
>>
>>A 16-year-old boy announced to his class in Scotland that he was going
>>to rape his teacher, while other female teachers have complained about
>>being touched on the bottom or breast - with one even saying that she
>>was followed into the lavatory.
>>
>>It is not always male pupils making sexual advances,
>>
>>In one case a schoolgirl flashed her underwear at a male teacher and
>>then proceeded to 'massage herself in a sexual manner' in front of
>>him.
>>
>>These incidents were only recorded in 45 of the 206 local authorities,
>>and education experts fear the true level of sexual harassment is much
>>greater.
>>
>>Police have revealed that children aged ten or younger have been
>>arrested for crimes including arson, assault and battery - including a
>>six-year-old arrested for robbery.
>>
>>Figures released under the Freedom of Information Act by Bedfordshire
>>Police show 50 arrests of children aged ten or below since 2007.
>>
>>Of the total arrests, 42 of the children were aged ten including a
>>child arrested for arson with intent to endanger life in 2008.
>>
>>Another ten-year-old was arrested for being in possession of a knife
>>or sharply pointed article in 2008.
For Pete's sake, when I was ten EVERY boy had a knife. And most of
them took them to school along with their yo-yo and deck of naked lady
playing cards they'd swiped after Dad's poker night. My Dad had a
knife wherever he went as a kid, including school and church. The only
difference between today and then is if my Dad or me had been
disrespectful to the teacher we'd have had our heads stoved in. A good
whooping would cure a six year old boy of a lot of bad habits.
I raised three kids of my own and I only had to resort to corporal
punishment seven times between the three. The simple threat of it
worked thereafter. As regard my loved boys, I daresay that spanking
Bone or Mac would only encourage them.
Doc
NP-f31
>>
>>So far this year two ten-year-olds have been arrested for assault
>>occasioning actual bodily harm, one for breach of bail conditions and
>>another for assault by beating or battery.
>>
>>There have been a further three counts of theft charges this year
>>involving the arrests of two ten-year-olds and a nine-year old.
>>
>>The youngest offender was a six-year-old arrested this year for
>>robbery. A ten-year-old was arrested in 2008 for the same offence.
>>
>>The most common arrest since 2007 has been for criminal damage to
>>arrested.
>>
>>Three nine-year-olds and two ten-year-olds were arrested for breach of
>>the peace in 2008 and an eight-year-old was arrested in 2007 for an
>>attempted theft from a shop.
>>
>>The greatest number of arrests - 22 children - occurred in 2008.
>>
>>The figures give no indication of the specifics of each case or how
>>many children were arrested. A child under the age of ten cannot be
>>prosecuted for a criminal offence.
>>
>>A spokesman for The Children's Society, which thinks the age of
>>criminal responsibility is too low, said they were campaigning for a
>>new approach to justice for children.
>>
>>He said: 'We are calling on the Government to support the Youth
>>Justice Board in promoting a dedicated youth justice strategy for
>>children and young people that takes into account their special
>>developmental needs and circumstances.
>>
>>'We have particular concerns about cuts in local government spending
>>which could lead to the closure of innovative community schemes aimed
>>at reducing youth offending.'
>>
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>Boys as young as six!
>Why, the cheeky little bastards!
>
>Can you tell me the locaton of the school?
>
>V
>Anonymous Admirer of The Children's Society
>
>God Save the Queen.
>God Bless the Prince of Wales.
>God Preserve the Windsors.
>Rule Britannia!
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