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must be tough, going around nearly naked and demanding attention but not wanting anyone to look at you...WTF???
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noyd666
nice size goanna.
he's gonna have to let it go. says right on his shirt "snake catcher". aint that a lizard?
People Want A Reality Show Where ‘Flat Earthers Search For The Edge Of The World
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must be tough, going around nearly naked and demanding attention but not wanting anyone to look at you...WTF???
agreed, but never tired of beach volleyball.......
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Gun-trained teacher accidentally discharges firearm in Calif. classroom, injuring student
A teacher who is also a reserve police officer trained in firearm use ‘accidentally’ discharged a gun Tuesday at Seaside High School in Monterey County, Calif., during a class devoted to public safety, school officials said in a statement. A male student was reported to have sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
The weapon, which was not described, was pointed at the ceiling, according to a statement from the school, and debris fell from the ceiling.
Seaside Police Chief Abdul Pridgen told the Monterey County Weekly that a male student was “struck in the neck by ‘debris or fragmentation’ from something overhead.” Pridgen said whatever hit the student was not a bullet.
However, the student’s father, Fermin Gonzales, told KSBW 8 that it was his understanding that fragments from the bullet ricocheted off the ceiling and lodged in the boy’s neck. The father said the teacher told the class before pointing the gun at the ceiling that he was doing so to make sure his gun wasn’t loaded, something that can be determined visually.
“It’s the craziest thing,” Gonzales told the station. “It could have been very bad.”
Gonzales said he learned about the incident when his 17-year-old son came home with blood on his shirt and bullet fragments in his neck.
The boy’s mother, Crystal Gonzales, told the Associated Press Wednesday that the incident took place about 10:30 in the morning and that the class continued after the gun discharge, even though her son was injured. She said she did not hear about it until her son called her hours later and went to a relative’s home.
“I’m still really upset no one called a nurse or a paramedic to come check on the students,” she told the AP. “They just sat there until the bell rang.”
“He’s shaken up, but he’s going to be okay. I’m just pretty upset that no one told us anything and we had to call the police ourselves to report it,” the father told the TV station.
The teen was treated at a hospital where the boy’s parents took him.
A spokeswoman at the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District told The Washington Post Wednesday that they would not comment further until an investigation was completed.
The teacher was identified by police as Dennis Alexander, who teaches math as well as a course in the administration of justice. Alexander is a reserve police officer for Sand City and a Seaside city councilman. He did not respond to emails from The Washington Post seeking comment. He has reportedly apologized for the incident.
The Monterey County Weekly, quoting Sand City Police Chief Brian Ferrante, reported that Alexander had his last gun safety training less than a year ago. “I have concerns about why he was displaying a loaded firearm in a classroom,” Ferrante told KSBW. “We will be looking into that.”
Exactly why the teacher was displaying the weapon at all was not entirely clear. Police said he was “providing instruction related to public safety.”
The father told KSBW that the teacher was preparing to use the gun to show how to disarm someone.
Daniel “PK” Diffenbaugh, superintendent of the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District, told the Weekly on Tuesday that the incident occurred during the administration of justice class, a career track course offered by the school. “Clearly, we will revisit this incident to ensure that something like this would never happen again.”
Diffenbaugh noted that state law and school policy forbids carrying firearms on campus without authorization. Alexander, he said, was not authorized.
“I think a lot of questions are on parents’ minds are, why a teacher would be pointing a loaded firearm at the ceiling in front of students,” Diffenbaugh told KSBW. “Clearly, in this incident, protocols were not followed.”
The teacher has been placed on administrative leave while an investigation takes place, according to the school. The Sand City Police Department also placed Alexander on administrative leave.
The incident comes amid a national debate on how to protect students from mass shootings like the one that took the lives of 17 people in Parkland, Fla., on Feb. 14. Among the proposals advanced is training and arming teachers, an approach favored by President Trump, among others, but opposed by a majority of the teachers in the National Education Association, including many who said in an NEA survey that it would make them feel less safe.
White House proposes 'rigorous' gun training for teachers. The White House revealed school safety and mental health proposals on March 11, including arming teachers but not any substantial gun law changes. (Reuters)
this prick was teaching kids how to disarm an attacker, a policeman's job, yeah the job that cops were supposed to do in FL but didn't.
The Gonzales family is 'bout to increase their wealth exponentially.......
A teacher who is also a reserve police officer trained in firearm use ‘accidentally’ discharged a gun Tuesday at Seaside High School in Monterey County, Calif., during a class devoted to public safety, school officials said in a statement. A male student was reported to have sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
The weapon, which was not described, was pointed at the ceiling, according to a statement from the school, and debris fell from the ceiling.
Seaside Police Chief Abdul Pridgen told the Monterey County Weekly that a male student was “struck in the neck by ‘debris or fragmentation’ from something overhead.” Pridgen said whatever hit the student was not a bullet.
However, the student’s father, Fermin Gonzales, told KSBW 8 that it was his understanding that fragments from the bullet ricocheted off the ceiling and lodged in the boy’s neck. The father said the teacher told the class before pointing the gun at the ceiling that he was doing so to make sure his gun wasn’t loaded, something that can be determined visually.
“It’s the craziest thing,” Gonzales told the station. “It could have been very bad.”
Gonzales said he learned about the incident when his 17-year-old son came home with blood on his shirt and bullet fragments in his neck.
The boy’s mother, Crystal Gonzales, told the Associated Press Wednesday that the incident took place about 10:30 in the morning and that the class continued after the gun discharge, even though her son was injured. She said she did not hear about it until her son called her hours later and went to a relative’s home.
“I’m still really upset no one called a nurse or a paramedic to come check on the students,” she told the AP. “They just sat there until the bell rang.”
“He’s shaken up, but he’s going to be okay. I’m just pretty upset that no one told us anything and we had to call the police ourselves to report it,” the father told the TV station.
The teen was treated at a hospital where the boy’s parents took him.
A spokeswoman at the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District told The Washington Post Wednesday that they would not comment further until an investigation was completed.
The teacher was identified by police as Dennis Alexander, who teaches math as well as a course in the administration of justice. Alexander is a reserve police officer for Sand City and a Seaside city councilman. He did not respond to emails from The Washington Post seeking comment. He has reportedly apologized for the incident.
The Monterey County Weekly, quoting Sand City Police Chief Brian Ferrante, reported that Alexander had his last gun safety training less than a year ago. “I have concerns about why he was displaying a loaded firearm in a classroom,” Ferrante told KSBW. “We will be looking into that.”
Exactly why the teacher was displaying the weapon at all was not entirely clear. Police said he was “providing instruction related to public safety.”
The father told KSBW that the teacher was preparing to use the gun to show how to disarm someone.
Daniel “PK” Diffenbaugh, superintendent of the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District, told the Weekly on Tuesday that the incident occurred during the administration of justice class, a career track course offered by the school. “Clearly, we will revisit this incident to ensure that something like this would never happen again.”
Diffenbaugh noted that state law and school policy forbids carrying firearms on campus without authorization. Alexander, he said, was not authorized.
“I think a lot of questions are on parents’ minds are, why a teacher would be pointing a loaded firearm at the ceiling in front of students,” Diffenbaugh told KSBW. “Clearly, in this incident, protocols were not followed.”
The teacher has been placed on administrative leave while an investigation takes place, according to the school. The Sand City Police Department also placed Alexander on administrative leave.
The incident comes amid a national debate on how to protect students from mass shootings like the one that took the lives of 17 people in Parkland, Fla., on Feb. 14. Among the proposals advanced is training and arming teachers, an approach favored by President Trump, among others, but opposed by a majority of the teachers in the National Education Association, including many who said in an NEA survey that it would make them feel less safe.
White House proposes 'rigorous' gun training for teachers. The White House revealed school safety and mental health proposals on March 11, including arming teachers but not any substantial gun law changes. (Reuters)
this prick was teaching kids how to disarm an attacker, a policeman's job, yeah the job that cops were supposed to do in FL but didn't.
The Gonzales family is 'bout to increase their wealth exponentially.......
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That family practicality won the lottery cause of that guys stupidity.that guy is fucked from getting a decent job for life.he played himself big time
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noyd666
Russians are giving there gold away.
Oklahoma!
Oklahoma!
Oklahoma draws the line at homosexual incest marriage.
Oklahoma mom pleads guilty to incest, going to prison
by Nolan Clay Published: March 14, 2018 5:00 AM CDT Updated: March 14, 2018 5:00 AM CDT
http://newsok.com/oklahoma-mom-pleads-guilty-to-incest-going-to-prison/article/5586969
DUNCAN — A mother who once married her son and later her daughter is going to prison for incest.
Patricia Ann Spann, 45, of Norman, must register as a sex offender after her release.
She pleaded guilty Tuesday to the felony offense, admitting she and her biological daughter married in Lawton and lived together in Duncan.
Their wedding in March 2016 came a little more than 17 months after same-sex marriages became legal in Oklahoma.
Under a plea deal, Patricia Spann was sentenced to two years in prison and eight years on probation. She also was fined $1,500 and ordered to pay $300 to the state victims' compensation fund and $991 in fees.
Duncan police found out about the marriage from a worker with the Department of Human Services. The worker discovered the incestuous relationship during the course of a child welfare investigation, police reported in a court affidavit.
Both the mother and daughter were charged in Stephens County District Court in September 2016. The incest case against the daughter, Misty Velvet Dawn Spann, 26, is set for a plea next week.
Police discovered during the investigation of the mother-daughter marriage that Patricia Spann also married a son in 2008 in Lawton, according to the court affidavit. The son was 18 at the time. A judge annulled that marriage in 2010, at the son's request, on incest grounds.
No charges resulted from that marriage.
Oklahoma!
Oklahoma draws the line at homosexual incest marriage.
Oklahoma mom pleads guilty to incest, going to prison
by Nolan Clay Published: March 14, 2018 5:00 AM CDT Updated: March 14, 2018 5:00 AM CDT
http://newsok.com/oklahoma-mom-pleads-guilty-to-incest-going-to-prison/article/5586969
DUNCAN — A mother who once married her son and later her daughter is going to prison for incest.
Patricia Ann Spann, 45, of Norman, must register as a sex offender after her release.
She pleaded guilty Tuesday to the felony offense, admitting she and her biological daughter married in Lawton and lived together in Duncan.
Their wedding in March 2016 came a little more than 17 months after same-sex marriages became legal in Oklahoma.
Under a plea deal, Patricia Spann was sentenced to two years in prison and eight years on probation. She also was fined $1,500 and ordered to pay $300 to the state victims' compensation fund and $991 in fees.
Duncan police found out about the marriage from a worker with the Department of Human Services. The worker discovered the incestuous relationship during the course of a child welfare investigation, police reported in a court affidavit.
Both the mother and daughter were charged in Stephens County District Court in September 2016. The incest case against the daughter, Misty Velvet Dawn Spann, 26, is set for a plea next week.
Police discovered during the investigation of the mother-daughter marriage that Patricia Spann also married a son in 2008 in Lawton, according to the court affidavit. The son was 18 at the time. A judge annulled that marriage in 2010, at the son's request, on incest grounds.
No charges resulted from that marriage.
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meanwhile down Texas way.
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Gun-trained teacher accidentally discharges firearm in Calif. classroom, injuring student
The Gonzales family is 'bout to increase their wealth exponentially.......
I thought the job was to keep guns out of school?
the more gun inside schools bad guys or good guys the more probability things like this will happen
you dont have to be a vegas odds maker to know that
That volleyball gif is mesmerizing but the bars scare the hell out of me.
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ALmost nailed it
ALmost nailed it
ALmost nailed it
