Student calls a school resource officer "neighbor". The officer recounts the situation word for word to a foid staff member. She reportmaxxes them because they "seemed too familiar with saying the word out loud and it made her uncomfortable."

Tell me how this makes any sense? I am not a teacher but I am a school staff member. I confiscated a prohibited item from a student (not a phone) in the morning before class started. Told them that they could pick it up at the end of the day in the front office, before going home. Student gets angry and when trying to negotiate with me uses profanity, including referring to me as "neighbor".

I correct them on what my name actually is and told them "had they tried to speak to me more respectfully, I might have been more open to listening to what they had to say. Go get a pass and go to class."

I'm later approached by another staff member who asks me about this property and what had happened. I retell the story to them stating word for word what the student said to me. It was decided that the item would stay in the front office for them to pick up later before going home.

That staff member then goes to HR and filed a report against me for saying the word "neighbor". Says quote "I seemed to familiar with saying the word out loud and it made her uncomfortable". I am now to receive discipline on Monday for using a racial slur...

Edited to add

I was pulled from my location and moved to another school. I was pulled into a meeting by an HR investigator last week and told what the accusation was. After explaining the story she asked me if I was "comfortable" with using this word? I told her no, but I am comfortable addressing its use towards adult staff by students, because this is a regular occurrence. It's not appropriate for a learning environment.

I'm a school resource officer. Confiscating and reporting things students say verbatim is part of my job... We're told in training not to alter statements because of legal reasons at student disciplinary hearings.

Shockingly the resource officer is also a foid

https://old.reddit.com/r/workingmoms/comments/1ad5rzm/well_it_happened_we_had_a_shooting_200_feet_off/kjza0vq/?context=8&sort=controversial

Foid on foid attack

That post was hers

Well it happened. We had a shooting 200 feet off of school property.

So maybe the foid reportmaxxer was black? either way.

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Same thing happened to one of my colleagues. Student threatened him using the n-word, assistant principal asked what the student said, colleague expressed discomfort at using the exact word, AP said he needed to use the exact word, boom, administrative leave. It's fricking crazy.

They told him he had to use the word??!

Yes! And he was union!

OP: I hate feeling like it was an intentional set up.. but it feels like an intentional set up. There is a group at this particular school that doesn't want officers in the building. Due to the number of neighborhood shootings and gang activity in the area, we have continued to be placed there.

It probably was, I hate to say that. I was on a state legislative committee that worked on specifically lobbying for policy change. I mentioned in one meeting that we needed to push for resource officers at the elementary level and I had committee members screaming at me that they didn't “back the blue!!!!”. It was ridiculous.

OP: It's a big topic in meetings at the BOE right now. This specific school I was at had 3 shootings 100 yards off property in a 2 month period. Two 15 yearly olds were hospitalized in one of them. 😢 It hurts seeing kids get hurt. I think as much as I love them and love my job.. I may have to walk away from it and find other work. It's been on my mind a lot lately.

Yeah, they took SROs out of our high schools because of the anti-police people, and now the schools are way out of control.

Our school board did this as well, without consulting staff, students, or parents. I'm as anti cop as most but the extreme, but our SRO was awesome. She loved the kids, had a really good bond with them, and was there for safety, not to make arrests for shit smoking pot. The mostly white board kicked her out, and the mostly black parents were not happy over all. Every now and then I hear my mostly black students complain that we don't have a cop in the building if there is a shooter or something.

Her fate will be decided soon

The investigator at the BOE had a meeting with me and I explained the whole situation to them. Assuming that it would clear up any misunderstanding.... It didn't. They told me I'm in violation of policy and at the meeting on Monday I'll receive discipline and that it can be as little as a formal letter in my employee file for the use of racial slurs, up to and including demotion.

The race of the reportmaxxer is unknown

https://old.reddit.com/r/Teachers/comments/1bxpg2f/accused_of_using_racial_slur/kyf30vv/?context=8&sort=controversial

See that sneed at the bottom from /u/drunkyogainstructor_

She made a seperate post soying out because too many in the sub didn't condemn the yt woman for using the n word.

what the heck is wrong with this subreddit???

She's active in MasksForAll, ZeroCovidCommunity and ADHD btw. I was about to say this post she made 2 months ago deserves it's own post here

https://old.reddit.com/r/ZeroCovidCommunity/comments/193kx3s/my_partner_betrayed_me/?sort=controversial

Absolutely deranged holy shit

But we already covered it

https://rdrama.net/post/236261/zerocovid-freak-walks-in-on-wife

It's impressive when spergs pop up again naturally. Sneeding so hard she gets the attention of multiple dramautists months apart