So how's Irving pd doing after arresting a kid?

[juiceweezl]

Neither one of those apply here. At all.

Just curious as to why?

[CWO]

Neither one of those apply here. At all.

wat?

[03mustangdude]

Just curious as to why?

(13) "Hoax bomb" means a device that:

(A) reasonably appears to be an explosive or incendiary device; or

(B) by its design causes alarm or reaction of any type by an official of a public safety agency or a volunteer agency organized to deal with emergencies.

A: Didn't have any explosive.

B: cops overreacted

[Craizie]

(13) "Hoax bomb" means a device that:

(A) reasonably appears to be an explosive or incendiary device; or

(B) by its design causes alarm or reaction of any type by an official of a public safety agency or a volunteer agency organized to deal with emergencies.

A: Didn't have any explosive.

B: cops overreacted

You must be mentally challenged. Go back to the kids table and let the adults talk.

[mstng86]

(13)


A: Didn't have any explosive.

B: cops overreacted

A: It appeared to be a bomb. It doesn't have to have explosives to actually appear to be a bomb

B: Is purely your opinion. It made did cause alarm.

[YALE]

Two words, McDonalds coffee.

She didn't ask for that judgement. She didn't even ask for all of her medical costs, just what her insurance wouldn't cover.

[slow99]

Two words, McDonalds coffee.

Not really.

[Cooter]

She didn't ask for that judgement. She didn't even ask for all of her medical costs, just what her insurance wouldn't cover.

Anybody who reads the details of that case ceases to cite it as lunacy IMO

[46Tbird]

Neither one of those apply here. At all.

He didn't review any electric/electronic engineering documents, or source the parts required to actually "build" a clock from scratch. He is not a science or engineering wiz. He's a little asshole that dismantled a store-bought clock, stuffed the parts in a little case, and took it to school to demonstrate how "evil Americans" react to a Muslim kid taking a case full of electronic parts and wires to school.

Unfortunately for him, the law says any device that "by its design causes alarm or reaction of any type by an official of a public safety agency" is considered a hoax bomb.

So we know that he didn't engineer anything. All he did was put clock parts in a case - which is to say, he designed it - specifically to look like a small fake bomb. There's definitely enough evidence here to charge him with a Class A Mister Meaner.

[03mustangdude]

He didn't review any electric/electronic engineering documents, or source the parts required to actually "build" a clock from scratch. He is not a science or engineering wiz. He's a little asshole that dismantled a store-bought clock, stuffed the parts in a little case, and took it to school to demonstrate how "evil Americans" react to a Muslim kid taking a case full of electronic parts and wires to school.

Unfortunately for him, the law says any device that "by its design causes alarm or reaction of any type by an official of a public safety agency" is considered a hoax bomb.

So we know that he didn't engineer anything. All he did was put clock parts in a case - which is to say, he designed it - specifically to look like a small fake bomb. There's definitely enough evidence here to charge him with a Class A Mister Meaner.

He wasn't supposed to build the clock from scratch?
He wanted to disassemble a alarm clock as a project for some engineering class.

That alarm is purely in the hands of the awesome police officers of irving. That same statement can be used if i brought a lego minifigure holding a mini case that says bomb on it. If the awesome police officer thinks its a real bomb, which clearly its not, then that portion of the law can be applied.



Lets play find the explosives.
I can't find any???

[Baron Von Crowder]

He wasn't supposed to build the clock from scratch?
He wanted to disassemble a alarm clock as a project for some engineering class.

That alarm is purely in the hands of the awesome police officers of irving. That same statement can be used if i brought a lego minifigure holding a mini case that says bomb on it. If the awesome police officer thinks its a real bomb, which clearly its not, then that portion of the law can be applied.



Lets play find the explosives.
I can't find any???

You arent right, but i have a feeling it doesnt matter to you.

He didnt have a project remotely related to this for school. This was just him acting on his own accord.

Also, since he didnt get the reaction he was looking for, he set the alarm to go off during class.

[03mustangdude]

You arent right, but i have a feeling it doesnt matter to you.

He didnt have a project remotely related to this for school. This was just him acting on his own accord.

Also, since he didnt get the reaction he was looking for, he set the alarm to go off during class.

Went off since the backup battery failed.

Took initiative in school.

Doesn't matter to me whatsoever but everyone wants to kill isis. One clock kid at a time.

[Cooter]

Is this dude always this stupid?

[Baron Von Crowder]

Is this dude always this stupid?

I hadnt noticed until now.

[46Tbird]

Are you playing dumb? Or are you really dumb?

He wasn't supposed to build the clock from scratch?
He wanted to disassemble a alarm clock as a project for some engineering class.

In his own words, it was something he did on his own time that he "wanted to show" his Engineering teacher. Why would he want to show a teacher the guts of a dismantled clock? Maybe... maybe... it was to get the reaction that he got. But that teacher told him to put it away and don't let anyone else see it.

Which of course, he did not do, and let an English teacher see it. The English teacher is the one that notified school administration, who called the cops.

That alarm is purely in the hands of the awesome police officers of irving. That same statement can be used if i brought a lego minifigure holding a mini case that says bomb on it. If the awesome police officer thinks its a real bomb, which clearly its not, then that portion of the law can be applied.



Lets play find the explosives.
I can't find any???

That's right. It's officer discretion. If you bring something that looks like a bomb to school, and then refuse to answer questions about it, guess what - you're going to be arrested. And of course I can't find any explosives, you dumb fucker - it is a HOAX bomb, not a bomb.

hoax
/hōks/

noun: hoax; plural noun: hoaxes

1. a humorous or malicious deception.
"they recognized the plan as a hoax"
synonyms: practical joke, joke, jest, prank, trick, ruse, deception, fraud, bluff, confidence trick;

verb: hoax; 3rd person present: hoaxes; past tense: hoaxed; past participle: hoaxed; gerund or present participle: hoaxing

1. deceive with a hoax.
synonyms: joke, jest, prank, trick