Victim Charged After Recording Bullies

A Pennsylvania story not covered by the government-protecting media concerns the case of  15-year-old Christian Stanfield, a sophomore at South Fayette High School in Allegheny County who recorded the chronic abuse he had been suffering in his math class only to have school authorities file wiretapping charges against him.

The recording reveals that while the teacher tried to help the boy one student shouts “You should pull his pants down” with another responding “No, man. Imagine how bad that c**t smells. No one wants to smell that t**t.” Then the noise of a book being slammed down next to the boy by  a student who pretended hitting him with it.

The boy brought the recording to his mother who then played it before Principal Scott Milburn who then summoned South Fayette Township Police Lt. Robert Kurta who interrogated the boy. Faculty members tried to pressure the boy in deleting the recording until his mother arrived.

At the point, authorities charged him with felony wiretapping and disorderly conduct. The latest report is that, after a nation-wide the county’s D.A. plans on dropping the felony charge.

The thing to remember is that Milburn and the faculty that joined in the boy’s torment are practically guaranteed their well-paying jobs. There is almost nothing they can do to lose them. This is why school choice is so important. Parents need the option to free their children from environments such as South Fayette and people without courage or common sense must be weeded out of the teaching profession.

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