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Originally Posted by BigV
There is an awesome power in the human touch.
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I don't think anyone disagrees with that here, V. But the adoptor had the right and priviledge to hug the boy. Your average teacher does not.
The teachers at my wife's school are warned at the beginning of every year what the restrictions are. They are told not to even attempt to handle situations like this. The principal or the vice-principal must be called in immediately.
Gradeschool teachers make little enough as it is. I would be very upset with my wife if she risked everything we own on an out of control kid.
Question - would the cops in the situation have been open for lawsuits if they physically restrained the child instead of using handcuffs?