Great, so before he just left it lying in his car, he was walking around campus with this thing in the open.
I'm sure the knife they found didn't help this case either. Knife and a replica pistol? How can he not realize that's a bad thing? Way to go, ********.
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Dave kill us all. Except for you. He just doesn't love you.
Another supportive detail that I will use in my argument that college students, now today, are too smart for their own good. I liked it so much better when common sense distinquished you as qualified or intelligent.
In this case, his grades or GPA would probably argue my point that he is in fact intelligent, but ones actions show he's a MORON!!!
THANK YOU FOR COMING, I'll be here all my life.
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"Right now, I'm figuring out how to pay for an attorney and get him off these charges, which is crazy considering my son has never been in trouble before, and he's graduating in two months," Mary McClure said.
*rubs thumb and index together*
Y'see this? This is the world's smallest violin playing for your boo-hoo sob story. This is just idiotic.
Although, ok, I can see both sides of the story - campus security takes things very seriously; the student's mother finds the charges a bit ridiculous because it's only a replica/toy. But then again there's the whole thing that if it looks like a gun, you have to treat it like one.
I have to wonder, though - what was campus security doing that allowed them to glimpse into the vehicle?
I have to wonder, though - what was campus security doing that allowed them to glimpse into the vehicle?
They patrol the parking lot to discourage break-ins. My guess is they also look inside cars while they're doing that to see if there's anything clearly illegal inside...such as guns.
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I understand the law with respect to the "projectile", it is true then that rubberband guns would then be a felony, but was there no orange tip on this gun that would have caused campus security and the police to react in this way?
regardless...he's retarted for storing it in his car. Campus security is allowed to do anything they want on campus. Check for IDs, call in a suspicious vehicle, stop students, ask questions etc. Especially if they are off duty township or state police. Rowan Universities CP is probably 25% off duties.
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"THANK GOD!!"
I don't know if sarcasm will go over too well with what looks to my untrained eye to be some very strict conservative administrators & politicians, but the kid makes some points, obvious as they may be to the average semi-intelligent person. Good thinking to bring up the roberies though.
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Regardless of whether or not it was a real gun, it was perceived as a real threat and when someone sees it they respond they way they would to a real gun.
