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Take your kid shooting, they get red flagged (investigated) and suspended.

 

https://www.rallyforourrights.com/colorado-student-removed-from-school-for-going-shooting-with-his-mom/

 

Justine Myers is your pretty average northern Colorado mom. She loves her kids, supports the troops, praises our first responders, and owns firearms. On Wednesday, Justine picked up her 16 year old son Nate early from school for some mother-son bonding time she took him shooting, a common northern Colorado hobby.

 

After a fun afternoon, they return home and get settled in and the police show up. Nate had posted on his Snapchat that he was going shooting with his mom along with this video (for those who need a little help translating the slang kids use these days Finna be lit basically means Going to be a good time.)

 

A report had come in to the police department about the video and they were told Nate was a threat. After showing the videos to the police officers and explaining that theyd simply gone on a mother-son outing to train with their legally owned firearms, the police stated that they had done nothing illegal and were well within their rights. They also determined Nate was not a threat to himself or anyone else, and went on their way.

 

But it wasnt over.

 

This morning Justine woke up to a voicemail from Thompson Valley School District where Nate is a junior at Loveland High School in Loveland, CO. The voicemail informed Justine that a report had come in claiming Nate was a threat to the school and he was not allowed to return until further notice. The report presumably came through Safe 2 Tell. There are reports that a school wide email was also sent to parents about the threat. Justine immediately contacted the school assuming she could easily clear things up, especially since the police had already assessed the situation and realized no one had done anything wrong or made any threats. She was wrong. The school not only refused to provide her with more information about the threat, but they refused to provide Nate with schoolwork so he doesnt get behind. A threat assessment hearing has been scheduled for Thursday morning at 10am at the school admin building where Justine will be allowed to defend her son against SEVEN school officials who will be in attendance to, as she was told, make their case. Make their case of what? That Nates outing with his mother to train with her firearms somehow makes him a danger to the school?

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Complete Colorado

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Rocky Mountain Gun Owners, a Northern Colorado-based Pro Second Amendment organization, posted on Facebook, it would supply the family with legal representation if the student's story "bears out as first reported."

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This is not the first time TVSD and Loveland High School have called into question Nathan and his family's support of the Second Amendment. When Nathan was a freshman, he was caught doodling a Glock 45 in class.

 

School resource officers pulled him out of class and told him he knew way too much about guns. He was not suspended that time, but school administration required his dad to sign a statement allowing him back into class, Nathan said. He has also been questioned about a Second Amendment sticker on his truck, his mother said.

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KMGH ABC 7 aka "The Denver Channel"

The number of Safe2Tell tips received by the state increased 83% in June over the previous June despite most Colorado students being out of class – something the attorney general's office believes is a sign that students are still using the program when school is out of session.

 

The Colorado Attorney General's Office, which oversees the program, said Monday that Safe2Tell received 674 tips in June – a decrease from when school was in session but a marked increase year-over-year. The program has received 19,511 actionable tips in the 2018-19 school year, a 22% increase over the previous school year.

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Safe2Tell was created after the Columbine High School shooting and allows students to anonymously report threats to themselves and others. People can call 1-877-542-733 anytime to make a report or can do so at Safe2Tell.org or through the Safe2Tell mobile app.

... and Wyoming has one, too: safe2tell Wyoming

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That's why I tell my kids to keep stuff to themselves. I dont need any visits from anyone. Its a shame, but need to cya.

 

And that’s the problem. These asshats are forcing people underground. Got forbid you support the 2A and the shooting sports in a safe manner

 

 

I hear you. We already had a convo with school about something a few yrs back. Had to put the Dean in check when they asked about firearms.

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KUNC, the radio station from the University of Northern Colorado

Florida Models Colorado Safety App To Protect Students From Future Shootings

Mar 2, 2018

 

Following last month's deadly school shooting in Parkland, Florida, the state is looking into ways to prevent further tragedy. For inspiration, they've turned to Colorado's Safe2Tell program, a statewide bystander reporting program aimed at improving school safety.

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It's spreading.

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KUNC, the radio station from the University of Northern Colorado

Florida Models Colorado Safety App To Protect Students From Future ShootingsMar 2, 2018Following last month's deadly school shooting in Parkland, Florida, the state is looking into ways to prevent further tragedy. For inspiration, they've turned to Colorado's Safe2Tell program, a statewide bystander reporting program aimed at improving school safety....

It's spreading.

 

What could go wrong, am I right?

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That's why I tell my kids to keep stuff to themselves. I dont need any visits from anyone. Its a shame, but need to cya.

Same.

 

They also dabble in archery so any time they talk about "the range" or "shooting" they have plausible deniability.

 

"Just talking about, bows and arrows. No evil guns here."

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If all schools behaved like this they could potentially prevent aspiring LEOs from getting the education needed to become an LEO. Part of me hopes the school outs themselves by exposing hatred for military and police as well as the constitution in court. An attack on law enforcement and the constitution may be perceived as an attack on the justice system and possibly hold the school system in contempt. The court will probably not look kindly on the school system attacking the military as well since the military is an integral part of the government and attacking the military may be considered an attack on the government.

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People don't seem to realize that the Socialist have already taken over the public school system. Voting the right folks in office (and this includes school boards) is more important than ever. Here in my district the teachers union votes in ex-teachers to the board. And then the board gives them whatever they want.

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