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Round Rock ISD police force arrests parents at their homes
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Yeah, seems like you just now have to cross the Thought Police and they use their influence with other law enforcement to yank you from your home.IslanderAg04 said:
100 percent violation of the first amendment. Remember when you used to have to break the law to get arrested.
Rocket ship to hell we are on unless these idiots are not called out on this.
This is when you find the hone address of the board.
Oh it's quite obvious how this is going to go.FormerSip said:
Two of the seven board members are conservative. They are not up for re-election. The other 5 are up for re-election, so here's hoping some sanity will return. But there are way too many libs here, so who knows how this will go?
The tough thing about city (and I'm pretty sure school board) elections, most people don't know who the democrats/crazy liberals are.
Perhaps not a better example of "F around and find out" than an armed school guard coming to my house and trying to arrest me.
The greatest argument ever made against democracy is a 5 minute conversation with the average voter.
Should have never opened the door.
jetch17 said:
Should have never opened the door.
To be fair if cops showed up at my door I wouldn't think they were there to arrest me, which I'm certain is what these folks thought. I do get your point though.
Who issued an arrest warrant and in what basis? That's what I'd like to know.
Ferg said:
The tough thing about city (and I'm pretty sure school board) elections, most people don't know who the democrats/crazy liberals are.
The ugly ones that smell like cats
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DrEvazanPhD said:
And why does an ISD need a police force? Truancy?
There is a little-known codicil in the RRISD constitution which gives the dean unlimited power to preserve order in time of campus emergency.
Burdizzo said:
In the 1990s I worked with people who lived in RRISD. They were pretty middle of the road, leaning conservative, but they were concerned a faction of ultra-conservative bible beaters were taking over the school board. Looks like the pendulum has gone the other way.
That's not a concern that a non leftist would have. Conservative religious people don't have agenda items for schools that anybody should worry about. Their entire agenda is to simply NOT allow any leftist changes like fake girls in girls restrooms. The worst things they might push is allowing coaches to hold team prayers.
IslanderAg04 said:Prexys Moon said:
Austin's leftism has spread outward. It's why RR, Georgetown, etc, are now infested with the CM lululemon white female who voted for Biden and drags their kids around in masks.
This, moved to Cedar Park from South Austin in 2011, (originally from Corpus) and have literally watched them slowly truckle in. From Travis County and literally all over the globe. Williamson County has slowly turned blue. Have considered Liberty Hill, but the same thing is going on. Wife and I are considering moving to Abilene Wylie next year since I can work remote. Have a three year old and an 8 month old.
100 percent violation of the first amendment. Remember when you used to have to break the law to get arrested.
Move to College Station and help keep the area red.
Two conservative seats were taken back. This isn't enough when the board and the superintendent are driving this district into the ground. The board wanted to censure the 2 conservatives for speaking up.
AnmAndrea said:
Two conservative seats were taken back. This isn't enough when the board and the superintendent are driving this district into the ground. The board wanted to censure the 2 conservatives for speaking up.
The board and the Super are out of control.
Again sounds like Richardson.
Well I bet the folks who were arrested have spoken to their attorneys and are prepared to get ugly
Yeah, thugsHorn_in_Aggieland said:
Armed agents?
You mean police officers and sheriff's deputies?
"I was just following orders."
Citation?CCP Joe Veggie said:
I would have laughed at them. They have no authority to arrest citizens at their homes.
NM, obviously you are wrong. A warrant gives any peace officer the authority, anywhere they are found.
These guys probably technically broke the law, as it comes to disorderly conduct (assuming the officers didn't lie on the affidavit).
The real issue is the school administrators that pressed the police to file.
And the judge who signed off on the warrant.
If I were the sheriff I would have told the ISD police to get bent and not helped them execute the warrants.
The fact that they did not call or even visit and tell the "suspects" to just report, instead of showing up and arresting them is also disturbing. Treating concerned citizens like common criminals is beyond stupid.
The real issue is the school administrators that pressed the police to file.
And the judge who signed off on the warrant.
If I were the sheriff I would have told the ISD police to get bent and not helped them execute the warrants.
The fact that they did not call or even visit and tell the "suspects" to just report, instead of showing up and arresting them is also disturbing. Treating concerned citizens like common criminals is beyond stupid.
We need to:
-Get rid of compulsory property tax support for government schools
-Encourage home schooling (which was the normal way to educate children for 150,000 years, or 6,000 years, depending on your belief)
-Remove ISD police districts
-Get rid of compulsory property tax support for government schools
-Encourage home schooling (which was the normal way to educate children for 150,000 years, or 6,000 years, depending on your belief)
-Remove ISD police districts
When is the election?FormerSip said:
Two of the seven board members are conservative. They are not up for re-election. The other 5 are up for re-election, so here's hoping some sanity will return. But there are way too many libs here, so who knows how this will go?
No. Take these school board members to court. Too many of these school security are not trained properly and could escalate rapidly out of control. Organize and vote these people out.Philip J Fry said:
Open carry to the meeting next time
The leftist progressives and Democratic Party leadership would love this to escalate violently. Don't take the bait.
Among the latter, under pretence of governing they have divided their nations into two classes, wolves and sheep.”
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
richardag said:No. Take these school board members to court. Too many of these school security are not trained properly and could escalate rapidly out of control. Organize and vote these people out.Philip J Fry said:
Open carry to the meeting next time
The leftist progressives and Democratic Party leadership would love this to escalate violently. Don't take the bait.
Indeed, the establishment wants violence so they can scrap the 2A. Dont give them what they want.
Some school districts have them instead of contracting with the local PD or Sheriff's office.DrEvazanPhD said:
And why does an ISD need a police force? Truancy?
Their authority should be limited to district property.
"If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves." - Sir Winston Churchill
Captn_Ag05 said:IslanderAg04 said:Prexys Moon said:
Austin's leftism has spread outward. It's why RR, Georgetown, etc, are now infested with the CM lululemon white female who voted for Biden and drags their kids around in masks.
This, moved to Cedar Park from South Austin in 2011, (originally from Corpus) and have literally watched them slowly truckle in. From Travis County and literally all over the globe. Williamson County has slowly turned blue. Have considered Liberty Hill, but the same thing is going on. Wife and I are considering moving to Abilene Wylie next year since I can work remote. Have a three year old and an 8 month old.
100 percent violation of the first amendment. Remember when you used to have to break the law to get arrested.
Move to College Station and help keep the area red.
Believe me It's been mentioned. Roots and friends in Bryan/CS but wife is from Abilene, so whenever we mention further east, Inlaws arent happy. I'll keep pushing it.
Anyone know if there is a video of the "disorderly conduct" incident?
What crime was committed? If he really just spoke words how is this not a clear breach of first amendment rights?
I'm not sure some of you understand who the word "open" applies to in the term open-meeting.
TarponChaser said:DrEvazanPhD said:
And why does an ISD need a police force? Truancy?
They provide security at campuses.
Most larger districts have their own forces and it is a great thing for the most part in my opinion. They do far more than just provide security but it does allow them to not have to contract with Sheriffs or Constable offices. In North Houston; Spring, Conroe, Klein and Cy Fair all have their own. This allows many to have armed officers at all middle schools and multiple officers at High schools which I like the idea of my schools being protected
Generally ISD police only have authority on ISD property / school grounds, their jurisdiction. Some are a sub-part of other agencies, such as the local PD or SO.Rapier108 said:Some school districts have them instead of contracting with the local PD or Sheriff's office.DrEvazanPhD said:
And why does an ISD need a police force? Truancy?
Their authority should be limited to district property.
Regardless, they can execute a warrant for something that originated in their jurisdiction. Usually will call a local agency for support, as they did here.
Not pertinent here but, in Texas, officers also have authority to act for specific crimes (ie. felonies).
Next November
There is video of both. It's not just because they spoke up. They were over the top. And I'm pretty sure one of them intended to get arrested.
No way the sheriffs should've showed up at their house though. They arrested them in front of their kids after hours so they'd have to sit a night in jail. This was 100% vindictive, coming straight from the board and superintendent. Heads need to roll but nothing will happen.
This also happened a couple months ago.
No way the sheriffs should've showed up at their house though. They arrested them in front of their kids after hours so they'd have to sit a night in jail. This was 100% vindictive, coming straight from the board and superintendent. Heads need to roll but nothing will happen.
This also happened a couple months ago.
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When is the election?
Not until next November. Lots of damage can be done in a year. Now that the mask issue is largely quiet (they are required and over half of students and staff don't wear them, and everybody looks the other way), the board meetings can get back important stuff. Like Equity.
Edit: sorry, didn't see response at 3:15.
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