PA Private School Students Learn About Martial Law

[WhiteFeather]

http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewr...ves/43281.html

Private School Students Learn About Martial Law


Shortly before 8:00 Tuesday morning, a concerned parent visited the elementary school at West-Mont Christian Academy in North Coventry, Pennsylvania. After checking in at the desk, the teacher was escorted to the lobby to wait for his child’s kindergarten teacher.

At some point, the parent made the “mistake” of walking upstairs to look at some of the student-produced artwork. Eventually the teacher arrived and had a “fruitful” discussion with the parent, who left.

Unfortunately, the teacher who had been the parent’s original escort panicked when the visitor couldn’t be found. The administration was notified, and at around 8:30 a.m. the children were herded into the gym, and lockdown protocols went into effect.

“Police called in the Chesmont Emergency Response Team [ERT], who were training Tuesday in the township, to assist in clearing the building,” reported the Chester County, PA Daily Local. It’s not clear whether the ERT — a paramilitary police unit equipped with Pentagon-issued toys — arrived in their nifty “Peacekeeper” armored vehicle.


The ERT was “assisted by three K-9 officers from North Coventry and Pottstown police departments,” continues the report. “Warwick Child Care locations on East Cedarville Road and Umer Street were both notified about the potential danger and were advised to go into lockdown.” The nearby Owen J. Roberts was also “also alerted to the situation,” but its security team — the slackers! — chose not to impose a lockdown on the student body.

Nor was this the limit of the official over-reaction: “South Hanover Street, between Route 724 and Cedarville Road, was shut down by fire police as officers from area police departments, the state police and the response team surrounded the building. Area residents, while not advised by police that it was necessary to do so, were staying inside their homes and away from the scene as the response team entered the building, guns raised, at about 10:30 a.m.”

Notice that this crack tactical team spent two hours dithering and skulking around the perimeter before entering the school. Had the parent whose innocuous behavior triggered this crackdown been an actual terrorist, he most likely would have finished his killing spree by the time the heroic, battle-ready ERT actually been on the scene.

Remember: Whenever a shooting rampage takes place, all the police are good for is drawing chalk outlines and stringing up the crime scene tape after the victims have been slaughtered.

At 11:14 — more than three hours after this exercise in police state absurdity began — the all-clear was given and the children were permitted to leave the gym.

“Because of our cooperation with the police department here and our safety team that was in place, no children were at risk,” insisted school administrator Dr. James Smock. In fact, the only “risk” the children faced that morning was a result of the school’s over-reaction, which resulted in a potentially dangerous visit by over-anxious, armed tax-feeders in camouflage.

[shooter357]

Shortly before 8:00 Tuesday morning, a concerned parent visited the elementary school at West-Mont Christian Academy in North Coventry, Pennsylvania. After checking in at the desk, the teacher was escorted to the lobby to wait for his child’s kindergarten teacher.

At some point, the parent made the “mistake” of walking upstairs to look at some of the student-produced artwork. Eventually the teacher arrived and had a “fruitful” discussion with the parent, who left.

I don't quite follow this part.

[MrBi11]

I also had to read that a couple times, I think is says:

Shortly before 8:00 Tuesday morning, a concerned parent visited the elementary
school at West-Mont Christian Academy in North Coventry, Pennsylvania.

After checking in at the desk, the parent was
escorted to the lobby to wait for his child’s kindergarten teacher.

At some point, the parent made the “mistake” of walking upstairs
to look at some of the student-produced artwork.

Eventually the teacher arrived to have
a “fruitful” discussion with the parent, who left.

and if that's not right, make up your own story, I'm stickin' with mine.

[Al-Mumit]

The day we became scared sheep like this is the day terrorism won in America. Its a pity this had to happen.

[Yellowfin]

The day we became scared sheep like this is the day terrorism won in America. Its a pity this had to happen.

We spend billions of dollars fighting it overseas and not one dime correcting this very problem. Why is it we're so willing to send the military somewhere ostensibly to protect or liberty yet we do nearly nothing by comparison to uphold it at home?

[Paradigm]

At 11:14 — more than three hours after this exercise in police state absurdity began — the all-clear was given and the children were permitted to leave the gym.

So all of the kids were herded into the gym? Talk about a prime killing field! Isn't that how the Russian terrorists did it?

Egads. We don't learn much, do we?

[Yellowfin]

This is the result of handing over education to the left.

[Judicial Rambo]

http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewr...ves/43281.htmlPrivate School Students Learn About Martial Law “Because of our cooperation with the police department here and our safety team that was in place, no children were at risk,” insisted school administrator Dr. James Smock. In fact, the only “risk” the children faced that morning was a result of the school’s over-reaction, which resulted in a potentially dangerous visit by over-anxious, armed tax-feeders in camouflage.

18 Pa. C.S. § 103. Definitions.

"Recklessly." The meaning specified in section 302 of this
title (relating to general requirements of culpability) and
equivalent terms such as "recklessness" or "with recklessness"
have the same meaning.

18 Pa. C.S. § 302(a)(b)(3) General requirements of culpability

(3) A person acts recklessly with respect to a material
element of an offense when he consciously disregards a
substantial and unjustifiable risk that the material element
exists or will result from his conduct. The risk must be of
such a nature and degree that, considering the nature and
intent of the actor's conduct and the circumstances known to
him, its disregard involves a gross deviation from the
standard of conduct that a reasonable person would observe in
the actor's situation.


18 Pa. C.S. § 2705. Recklessly endangering another person.

A person commits a misdemeanor of the second degree if he
recklessly engages in conduct which places or may place another
person in danger of death or serious bodily injury.

42 Pa. C.S. § 8542. Exceptions to governmental immunity.

(a) Liability imposed.--A local agency shall be liable for
damages on account of an injury to a person or property within
the limits set forth in this subchapter if both of the following
conditions are satisfied and the injury occurs as a result of
one of the acts set forth in subsection (b):
(1) The damages would be recoverable under common law or
a statute creating a cause of action if the injury were
caused by a person not having available a defense under
section 8541 (relating to governmental immunity generally) or
section 8546 (relating to defense of official immunity); and
(2) The injury was caused by the negligent acts of the
local agency or an employee thereof acting within the scope
of his office or duties with respect to one of the categories
listed in subsection (b). As used in this paragraph,
"negligent acts" shall not include acts or conduct which
constitutes a crime, actual fraud, actual malice or willful
misconduct.


Blacks Law Dictionary
Ninth Edition

natural person. See PERSON (1).

person. (13c) 1. A HUMAN BEING. - Also termed natural person.

annoyance. See NUISANCE (1).

nuisance. (14c) 1. A condition, activity, or situation (such
as a loud noise or foul odor) that INTERFERES with the
use or ENJOYMENT of PROPERTY.
2. Loosely, an act or failure to act resulting in an inter-
ference with the use or enjoyment of PROPERTY.

ANNOY>ANNOYANCE>NUISANCE>HARASSMENT>cause alarm, or
(ANXIETY). To put under (DISTRESS). To cause hypervigilance, (FEAR),
(FRIGHT), (ANGUISH).

MENTAL ANGUISH> resultant mental sensation of pain & also the
accompanying feeling of (DISTRESS), (FRIGHT), &
(ANXIETY). It is more than mere
(DISAPPOINTMENT), (ANGER),(WORRY),
(RESENTMENT), or (EMBARRASSMENT). Although
it may include all of these, & it includes
(MENTAL SENSATION) of pain resulting from
such painful emotions as (GRIEF), (SEVERE
DISAPPOINTMENT), (INDIGNATION), (WOUNDED
PRIDE), (SHAME), (DESPAIR), &/or (PUBLIC
HUMILIATION).

intangible property. (1843) Property that lacks a physical existence.
EMOTIONAL WELLNESS>PEACE OF MIND>Not having to suffer the nuisance
of feeling followed or watched closely. MENTAL STATE OF WELL BEING>is
intangible property of a person. SENSE OF SECURITY> HAPPINESS>being
unmeasurable in value. PERSONAL RIGHTS PROTECTED UNDER LAW> the
most important form of property that protects all other forms from being forfeited or
tampered with

intent. (13c) 1. The STATE OF MIND accompanying an act,
esp. A forbidden act. * While motive is the inducement
to do some act, intent is the MENTAL RESOLUTION or deter-
mination to do it. When the intent to do an act that
violates the law exists, motive becomes immaterial.

mens rea. [Law Latin “guilty mind”] (1861)
The state of mind that the prosecution, to secure a con-
Viction, must prove that a defendant had when commit-
ing a crime; criminal intent or recklessness.

MENS REA>Intention & RECKLESSNESS, NEGLIGENCE, Knowledge.
Willful Blindness, Absolute & Strict Liability Offences, MISTAKE OR IGNORANCE,
Of Fact, Of Law, INCAPACITY.


TITLE 42 USC
CHAPTER 136
SUBCHAPTER IX
Part B
§ 14142. Data on use of excessive force

(a) Attorney General to collect
The Attorney General shall, through appropriate means, acquire data about the use of excessive force by law enforcement officers.

(b) Limitation on use of data
Data acquired under this section shall be used only for research or statistical purposes and may not contain any information that may reveal the identity of the victim or any law enforcement officer.

(c) Annual summary
The Attorney General shall publish an annual summary of the data acquired under this section.

[dc dalton]

The day we became scared sheep like this is the day terrorism won in America. Its a pity this had to happen.

Got that right and it seems to get worse by the day. We watch NY news and you would be amazed at how freaking scared those sheep really are. They panic at the drop of a hat and will sit there on TV damn near in tears they are so afraid of one thing or another.


Yeah we have to protect our kids and our schools but the level of fear that has been thrust upon (and accepted) by a good portion of this country's population is just mind boggling.


Guess the old saying "Keep them scared and keep them in debt" was spot on.

[ScaredOnce]

I always questioned the "heard everyone into one place" logic. So if you gather all of the potential victims in one location, and the bad guy infiltrates the group with 2lbs of semtex stuffed up his ass...?