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Topic started on 22-2-2011 @ 11:43 AM by SamTGonzalez

Boy Arrested for Drawing Inappropriate Stick Figures by Police in Colorado, Taken Away in Handcuffs


b eforeitsnews.com
The boy's parents say they understand what he did was inappropriate, but are outraged by the way Arvada Police handled the case.
The parents said "Tim" is being treated for Attention Deficit Disorder and his therapist told him to draw pictures when he got upset, rather than disrupt the class. So that’s what he did.
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reply posted on 22-2-2011 @ 11:56 AM by Unity_99
Another primitive back to the dinosaur days of low mentality, retorgrade and regressive human rights idea, and a school system and police state THAT COULD NEVER BE DONE IN CANADA!

First of all, kids draw pictures when mad. My 11 year old draws freddy and jason and his brother, grandma and me, his mother, getting killed whenever he is furious, and then he calms down. He has a huge heart and and a lot of issues relating to feeling like he doesnt count due to his father, whereas his brother got spoilt more by the dad. He is a great boy with a temper and we work to bring out the goodness, who has learning disability and apraxia, and finally has caught up with the class and went from adapted to regular class room, and the teachers are like a Team, with great love and understasnding of kids.

He doesn't have attention deficit disorder either.

This is NORMAL. Its also highly recommended for any chidlren of divorces, discord, poverty, ADULTS even. Anger control and learning to work through emotional baggage. This world wounds people. Bad things happen to good people all time. Some of our greatest hardships are our greatest lessons and teachers.

This is criminal to be happening in the year 2011.

Also these are pre-teen years. Soon his testosterone is going to fire off many times in a day. Teenage boys get mood swings, anger, violence, sexual things, lots and lots to work through to get them through the hoops, and they need understanding, guides and good folk helping. It takes a village to raise a child.

By the way, pretending human development is otherwise, and medicating normal things instead of guiding is ABUSE.


reply posted on 22-2-2011 @ 12:02 PM by harrytuttle
reply to post by MrWendal


The therapist should have told the kid that if he ever drew pictures of violence, to label the victims as terrorists. That way - the kid would be a hero!


reply posted on 22-2-2011 @ 12:03 PM by Unity_99
reply to post by filosophia



Nah he's just a normal kid in a dysfunctional world, and a preteen at that. Those are the years all those wonderful angel boys start to get angry and disruptive and need ways to learn how to channel their hormones, and stronger energies, ie to curb potentials towards violence. But they need a lot of acceptance too.

About 40% of boys have some degree of learning disability from what I read. So this is your Normal kid. .

Only people with 0, or 1-2 kids thinks otherwise. I have 5 boys. And they are a beacon for many other kids, so we have 6-8 sometimes on the weekend, and have done this for years.

No need to tell him or his parents he's extreme when he's not. They're already doing a great job in gettting him some counseling and doing anger control, art therapy. He just needs to continue feeling the Love and Support not nazi crapola.


reply posted on 22-2-2011 @ 12:04 PM by SmedleyBurlap
reply to post by Aggie Man



Hey, this kid has better taste than most people supporting the music industry today!


reply posted on 22-2-2011 @ 12:05 PM by filosophia
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yes, we get it, he got in trouble for the gun and not the remark about music, but I think it's just an interesting thing to say, "Music sucks" on the same page as the stick figure shooting a gun. Maybe there is some connection between the child's view of music and his irrational nature towards his peers. I mean he could have said anything, he could have said "I hate school" but instead he chose to say "music sucks" interesting.
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