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Cheeseman may think he is protecting his reputation or the reputation of the school system by covering it up. He may have an idea who gave the key, and they may be his buddy. He may not want another conroversy right now. The perps may be minorities and he does not want a racial incident. He may feel sorrow for new graduates getting a criminal record. There are all sorts of things someone like Cheeseman could use to conclude he needed to do a coverup.
It does not matter who it is. They need to pay for what they have done, at least financially and probably beyond that.
Commented: Monday, June 10th, 2024 @ 11:54 am
By: John Steed
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Why else would the incident not be reported to the police? I'm not saying that's not the reason but I'll put 5 on it.
Commented: Monday, June 10th, 2024 @ 11:41 am
By: Big Bob
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Playing the race card again there, Bobbie? Everything to you is about race, including your shoot-from-the-hip racial profiling here.
When it comes to racial profiling, this funny video says it all: www.youtube.com It really does not matter who they are. Cheseman could be protecting anybody. Whoever they are, they need to pay for what they did.
Commented: Monday, June 10th, 2024 @ 10:12 am
By: John Steed
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The students involved were likely white and or have connected parents.
Commented: Monday, June 10th, 2024 @ 9:24 am
By: Big Bob
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The taxpayers should NOT have to pay for this vandalism when we know who did it. Has Cheeseman extracted the money out of the perps or their parents? If not, they should be prosecuted, and that can still be done. At minimum if Cheeseman is covering for these delinquents, Cheeseman should have to pay for it himself. Has Cheesemen even bothered to find out how they got the key and fired whoever was responsible for that?
Will our pathetic rubberstamp majority on the school board hold Chesseman's feet to the fire on this? Sadly, probably not, when we have such pathetic jokes as T. W. Allen and Mack Hodges sitting there like bumps on a log.
Commented: Monday, June 10th, 2024 @ 7:25 am
By: Concerned Taxpayer
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This is nothing short of a coverup by Cheeseman, and he should be fired for it, and the $15,000 taken out of HIS paycheck. If these were graduating seniors, they were likely 18 and should be prosecuted as adults. If CHeeseman does not make a full public report, then the school board needs to force him to do so.
The 57 should have been called in and forced to clean it up and pay their share of damages at the very least, but none of that was done. So what they could not walk across the stage? That is no punishment. They also need to get someone to fess up to providing the key and that person needs to be fired. Put all possible staff suspects on a polygraph if necessary.
Commented: Sunday, June 9th, 2024 @ 11:28 pm
By: John Steed
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Though I sometimes disagree with Uncle Hood on perception of politics, the old man brings up interesting points that, with a little discernment and critical thinking, opens up the floor for a whole 'nother discussion.
To cut to the chase; if the public is circulating "gossip" and law enforcement wasn't notified, somebody is trying to either stage a political maneuver to deflect attention from something else going on OR somebody's covering up an inside job. I find it both alarming and highly unlikely that young'uns out at the High School were able to get access keys, enter and maneuver undetected.....unless they had help from certain members of staff OR certain parts of the building were left open. When I attended school there 17-18 years ago, we knew how to slip in and cut corners, as all kids do, but we respected the Principal at the time, Mr. R. Holloman, and only pushed our shenaniganry but so far. We were smart enough to know that if we tried anything, we'd get our asses smoked.
Commented: Sunday, June 9th, 2024 @ 10:18 pm
By: John Valley
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