kwillia said:The swat team searching is true... I find the "teacher being held at gunpoint" to be questionable ... did you hear that from stmarystoday.com?![]()
Came from an email I received. Not sure where the person got her information.
kwillia said:The swat team searching is true... I find the "teacher being held at gunpoint" to be questionable ... did you hear that from stmarystoday.com?![]()
9-11sockgirl77 said:I have to ask this. When in the hell did they allow kids to have their cell phones in class with them? When I was in school the issue was pagers. They weren't even allowed to be in the school with us. :shrug:
residentofcre said:saint mary's today.com
or baynet.com has a running dialogue...
That changed after 9-11, especially in this area.. my kids can have cell phones at school, they have to be registered at the main office (yeah right) and they must be off while in the classroom.sockgirl77 said:I have to ask this. When in the hell did they allow kids to have their cell phones in class with them? When I was in school the issue was pagers. They weren't even allowed to be in the school with us. :shrug:
appyday said:NO! We have heard NOTHING about a hostage.
Thanks for the info. I guess in situations like this it is a good idea for the kids to have their phones on them. However, I'm not sure if I agree with it on a normal daily basis. How many of them really keep them turned off? How many of them use them to text their BFF's to tell them how hot Tommy is in his wife beater today? :shrug:CMC122 said:Since Columbine, I believe.........
They have to have a special form filled out to carry it and it's supposed to be used only incase of emergency.
sdm said:Just received from my co-worker: He received a text message from his son. The boy is in his classroom, Ty said they (all the students) are face down in the floor and the boy has a duffel bag full of automatic weapons. Ty is a Senior so it is in a senior class inside Leonardtown High School.
The teachers are super strict about the phones, if you get caught the phone gets taken away.sockgirl77 said:Thanks for the info. I guess in situations like this it is a good idea for the kids to have their phones on them. However, I'm not sure if I agree with it on a normal daily basis. How many of them really keep them turned off? How many of them use them to text their BFF's to tell them how hot Tommy is in his wife beater today? :shrug:
sockgirl77 said:Thanks for the info. I guess in situations like this it is a good idea for the kids to have their phones on them. However, I'm not sure if I agree with it on a normal daily basis. How many of them really keep them turned off? How many of them use them to text their BFF's to tell them how hot Tommy is in his wife beater today? :shrug:
sdm said:Yep, I'm serious. Ed is on his way to the Fairground now. He said that if Ty text messages him again he will call me and let me know what he says.
I would hope that this information was given to the police department so they can concentrate their search.sdm said:Just received from my co-worker: He received a text message from his son. The boy is in his classroom, Ty said they (all the students) are face down in the floor and the boy has a duffel bag full of automatic weapons. Ty is a Senior so it is in a senior class inside Leonardtown High School.
bresamil said:Please notice everyone that we have about 600 viewers of this thread. A great number are guests that are probably terrified relatives of children in the schools, desparate for information. Let's not panic anyone more than they are already, and not report any unfounded rumors.
sdm said:Ed just got another call. The boy is now walking up and down the hallway with the guns. He has the backpack/duffel bag with him and they are unsure now whether it contains guns and a bomb. Explosives Unit has just arrived on the scene.
I find your post hard to believe. If it were true that the gunman was holding a room full of students hostage and then decided to walk the hallways. Why wouldn't one of the 24 or so swat members have taken him out. And how could the Explosives Unit have JUST ARRIVED on scene when they were already on scene at least two hours earlier?sdm said:Ed just got another call. The boy is now walking up and down the hallway with the guns. He has the backpack/duffel bag with him and they are unsure now whether it contains guns and a bomb. Explosives Unit has just arrived on the scene.
vraiblonde said:And I agree with Bres - please don't post any rumors. Parents are frightened enough.