"treated as a criminal" is, I'll admit a verbal overreaction on my part.
One- according to the same article it has been known that the school did discipline him.
Two- the police and secret service shouldn't have been called in in the first place. What was the justification? These were drawings that were found in the kid's notebook.
Throw in the fact that he was already pretty much ostracized by both community and peers before this, and yeah, I'd say the kid got set up for a bunch of hurt- especially if he stays in Prosser after this.
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Date: 2004-05-04 12:29 pm (UTC)One- according to the same article it has been known that the school did discipline him.
Two- the police and secret service shouldn't have been called in in the first place. What was the justification? These were drawings that were found in the kid's notebook.
Throw in the fact that he was already pretty much ostracized by both community and peers before this, and yeah, I'd say the kid got set up for a bunch of hurt- especially if he stays in Prosser after this.