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Monthly Archives: May 2012
TX. Fight at Thurgood Marshall HS draws Congressman’s Attention
U.S. Rep. Al Green released a statement Saturday condemning a violent confrontation between two students at Thurgood Marshall High School last week. Cell phone video of the April 27 incident shows students crowded in a stairwell watching sophomore girls beat … Continue reading
OH. Another fight at School
Another fight at school YOUNGSTOWN Another Sunday afternoon fight sent police scrambling to the area around Taft School this weekend. Police received a call at 5:45 p.m. in reference to two juvenile females fighting near the school with a large … Continue reading
Posted in OHIO, SCHOOL FIGHTS, School Violence, SCHOOLS
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NY. Lawmakers to give more protection to prison guards and social workers
A bipartisan contingent of legislators from both houses spoke in favor of a bill that equates attacking a social worker or a prison guard with assault on a police officer. “We need to do what we need to do to … Continue reading
Posted in NEW YORK, STATES
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PEF leaders and OCFS employees to join concerned residents opposed to “close to home” initiative
Leaders of the New York State Public Employees Federation (PEF) will speak at public hearings on a new juvenile justice initiative being billed as “reform,” but which, in reality, will put youths and the community at risk. The new Close … Continue reading
Posted in juvenile justice, juvenile violence, OCFS
Tagged awol, gladys carrion, juvenile justice, ocfs commissioner
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LA. Fights At Local School Posted To YouTube
Fights between both boys and girls from McDonogh 35 High School in New Orleans were posted online to YouTube, shocking parents with the graphic images. The Orleans Parish School Board said the students involved in the fights have been disciplined. … Continue reading
NY. What an OCFS insider has to say about OCFS’ Juvenile Policies
The Following is a verbatum copy of the letter from former OCFS employee Ed Ausborn. This letter is a response to a letter from B. Baccaglini to the times union about a new program called BLUE SKIES ( Placing NYC … Continue reading
Posted in General, juvenile justice, juvenile violence, NEW YORK, OCFS, Residential Child Treatment Center
Tagged ACS, Department of Community Juvenile Rehabilitative Services New York OCFS, Ed Ausborn, gladys carrion, juvenile justice, ocfs, ocfs commissioner, Ronald Richter NYC Administration for Children's Services ACS
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NJ. Clifton police defend officer shown in video throwing punch at teenage boy in school fight
Clifton police are defending an officer who used force to break up an after-school fight, throwing a punch at a teenage boy who allegedly interfered repeatedly while police tried to stop the scuffle, as shown in a video in YouTube. … Continue reading
CA. Student shot leaving Santa Ana High School
A 16-year-old boy was in critical condition Friday after being shot while walking near Santa Ana High School with a friend. The boy was hit in the upper torso while students were leaving the school, Santa Ana police Cpl. Anthony … Continue reading
Posted in CALIFORNIA, School Shooting, School Violence, SCHOOLS
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