huggi
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watch the vid see what ya think, should they handcuff her?
Teacher Tries to Control an Out of Control 5 year Old Girl :: Vidmax.com
Teacher Tries to Control an Out of Control 5 year Old Girl :: Vidmax.com
handcuffing a child
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speedy1234
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unless the child has learning difficulties then its wrong.
all i can say is whats her home life like to behave in that way.
by the sound of the video the police know the child you can hear 1 copper say do u remember me.?
all i can say is whats her home life like to behave in that way.
by the sound of the video the police know the child you can hear 1 copper say do u remember me.?
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add teach the child how to behave if it was my child then the copper's would'nt have to do that !!!
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To be honest Speedy, I see it as a complete reverse of what you have put. If the child had learning difficulties then under NO circumstances should that child be restrained with handcuffs. That constitutes abuse, unless they have caused harm to a person or property.
A child that has maliciously caused this problem, as appears apparent here - I believe that their actions were maybe on the edge of extreme... but a shock and awe tactic, to deter bad behaviour and reinforce good behaviour.
As said already, the situation should never of happened in the first place. The child should know how to behave and respect others.
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If that child had injured herself then the teacher /school would have been sued.
if the child had been allowed to inflict any kind of damage either physically or mentally to the carer then she could have sued.(the child)
My wife used to work with Autistic/deaf/sighted/difficult childrenso she say thats really difficuult thing to handle but it helped the child.
yesterday (/60/70) that was ok but todays namby pamby says it wrong
so who'ss wrong
If that child had injured herself then the teacher /school would have been sued.
if the child had been allowed to inflict any kind of damage either physically or mentally to the carer then she could have sued.(the child)
My wife used to work with Autistic/deaf/sighted/difficult childrenso she say thats really difficuult thing to handle but it helped the child.
yesterday (/60/70) that was ok but todays namby pamby says it wrong
so who'ss wrong
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No child should ever be manhandled and have its arm held the way that those morons held hers it was out right cruelty they should be struck off, sacked,and their arms wrenched up their backs
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am sorry mate but i never seen them "man handle the child" in any shape or form...to be honest the staff shouldnt have to deal with kids who behave like that.
yes but i'm sure the two big burley police officers could have easily controlled a 5 year old girl without the need for cuffs,
she had calmed down and was sitting when they arrived,
i'm sure between them, they could have guided the child to wherever they where taking her without cuffs....
on the hand, the teacher or career might have tried a little harder to calm/restrain her, she should never have allowed her to climb the table.....
child was being very difficult right enough...
and did anyone notice the policeman saying to the girl "remember me"? wonder if this has happened before to her????
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@ buzzer i did hear the cops say that m8.maybe she was told the police were coming thats y she calmed down ?? who knows..as av said y is a 5 yr old behaving like that.and the police knowing her at that age. makes ya think
the staff in schools r poo scared to do anythink these days.
and the kids know it. and its the parents that tell them they can do what they like.
you know these school staff r scared to say boo these days in case its against some mad rule.
so the staff call the police and they have to sort it out.. its getting worse
the staff in schools r poo scared to do anythink these days.
and the kids know it. and its the parents that tell them they can do what they like.
you know these school staff r scared to say boo these days in case its against some mad rule.
so the staff call the police and they have to sort it out.. its getting worse
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aye, its total madness, i wonder what they did with her after they cuffed her....
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we dont know ...and prob never will. just like we dont know if the child has learning diffs.. am just saying my bit all sed and done if she has. the police may off handled it better i agree.
just a shame 2 police have to be taken off there beats to deal with this crap wen there's better stuff to deal with...
...maybe a bit of parenting lessons would'nt go a miss ??
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Padded cell or cage. 
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roud:The Police should never have had to do anything more than turn up. The child obviously has no sense of respect and the only people to blame are the parents. They're probably the kind who would threaten to sue if this happened to their beloved, sweet, innocent child.
In a nutshell!
Thats what the problem is with todays society, children can do what ever they want and to who they want and because they are children they get away with it.
The whole world has gone politically fooking soft.
That child wrecked the office and was clearly trying to hit the teacher and I think the teacher did a very good job of restraining herself.
My head teacher, when I was that age, would have given me the cain or ruler, and I would not have been able to sue ether, but I also would have respected him for it. I did wrong so was expecting to get punished.
I'm not saying teachers should be able to beat the crap out of kids, but there has to be disipline, and teachers need to have the upper hand at all times.
I dont think the parents are totally blameless ether. If my kid behaved that badly in school I dont care if the state says I can or not, I would deal out some punishment of my own.
The whole world has gone politically fooking soft.
That child wrecked the office and was clearly trying to hit the teacher and I think the teacher did a very good job of restraining herself.
My head teacher, when I was that age, would have given me the cain or ruler, and I would not have been able to sue ether, but I also would have respected him for it. I did wrong so was expecting to get punished.
I'm not saying teachers should be able to beat the crap out of kids, but there has to be disipline, and teachers need to have the upper hand at all times.
I dont think the parents are totally blameless ether. If my kid behaved that badly in school I dont care if the state says I can or not, I would deal out some punishment of my own.
This is what I hate about modern society. Kids think they can do whatever the hell they want whilst adults can't do anything in fear of them geting sued/fired etc. Now I'm in no way an advocate for corporal punishment but there has got to be a line where enough is enough and some form of punishment has o be given, now i'm not saying get a cane out and smack them with it but something so these little pricks get the idea that bad behavior isnt going to be tolerated.
But it's nice to say that but lets face it that aint ever gonna happen
But it's nice to say that but lets face it that aint ever gonna happen
