Attempted murder by teacher
09 July 2009, 11:05 PM
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Attempted murder by teacher
So what the hell happened here then?
BBC NEWS | UK | England | Nottinghamshire | 'Pupil murder bid' teacher held
BBC NEWS | UK | England | Nottinghamshire | 'Pupil murder bid' teacher held
09 July 2009, 11:11 PM
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I know.
But I'm not allowed to disclose it.
It's another case of all leave cancelled on A Division, I've never seen so many CID wandering around Mansfield nick.
But I'm not allowed to disclose it.
It's another case of all leave cancelled on A Division, I've never seen so many CID wandering around Mansfield nick.
09 July 2009, 11:19 PM
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The interviewees on East Midlands Today made me laugh.
A mother of a school child saying she (the mother) had to come to school to make sure her child came home safely
As far as I can see there isn't a mad axeman wandering around Mansfield's skules, is there?
(although being Mansfield I guess you'd never be sure)
Overkill, as usual.
No doubt all the pupils and staff will be offered counselling.
Why so many BiB involved? They know who did it!
A mother of a school child saying she (the mother) had to come to school to make sure her child came home safely
As far as I can see there isn't a mad axeman wandering around Mansfield's skules, is there?
(although being Mansfield I guess you'd never be sure)
Overkill, as usual.
No doubt all the pupils and staff will be offered counselling.
Why so many BiB involved? They know who did it!
09 July 2009, 11:23 PM
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The interviewees on East Midlands Today made me laugh.
A mother of a school child saying she (the mother) had to come to school to make sure her child came home safely
As far as I can see there isn't a mad axeman wandering around Mansfield's skules, is there?
(although being Mansfield I guess you'd never be sure)
Overkill, as usual.
No doubt all the pupils and staff will be offered counselling.
Why so many BiB involved? They know who did it!
A mother of a school child saying she (the mother) had to come to school to make sure her child came home safely
As far as I can see there isn't a mad axeman wandering around Mansfield's skules, is there?
(although being Mansfield I guess you'd never be sure)
Overkill, as usual.
No doubt all the pupils and staff will be offered counselling.
Why so many BiB involved? They know who did it!
As for the amount of boys in blue - we're still clearing up the murder committed by the three 15 year olds last weekend, the riot at the Cars Showground, the rape at the Cars Showground, and the other two suspicious sudden deaths which all came in within 8 hours of each other or less.
It is Mansfield after all....
09 July 2009, 11:27 PM
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I saw that same interview! Those parents were ridiculous.
As for the amount of boys in blue - we're still clearing up the murder committed by the three 15 year olds last weekend, the riot at the Cars Showground, the rape at the Cars Showground, and the other two suspicious sudden deaths which all came in within 8 hours of each other or less.
It is Mansfield after all....
As for the amount of boys in blue - we're still clearing up the murder committed by the three 15 year olds last weekend, the riot at the Cars Showground, the rape at the Cars Showground, and the other two suspicious sudden deaths which all came in within 8 hours of each other or less.
It is Mansfield after all....
If only North Korea knew where Mansfield was....
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09 July 2009, 11:49 PM
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09 July 2009, 11:54 PM
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You know it's gone downhill when estate agents sell properties in St Annes as being in Mapperley. As if we wouldn't notice thet have different colour wheelie bins 
Even when there's gang killings etc the murdered kid wasn't a bad lad
10 July 2009, 12:11 AM
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Have a read of the social networking sites which say he's the best teacher ever and the kid is a ****.
But I can't judge as I've not met the lad.
Always nice when fellow pupils slag you off when you're in hospital, isn't it.
But I can't judge as I've not met the lad.
Always nice when fellow pupils slag you off when you're in hospital, isn't it.
10 July 2009, 12:35 AM
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I expect the poor teacher just snapped. He is 49 and must have been doing this job for 20 years and just had enough. The lack of discipline and respect must get to you after a while. I certainly couldn't be a teacher in school these days.
Very sad for everyone concerned.
Steve
Very sad for everyone concerned.
Steve
10 July 2009, 12:45 AM
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Schools are a nightmare now with the way things are. Adults don't have any control over kids.
My Mum works for a coach company, and the stuff the drivers on the school run have to put up with is shocking. Recently one of the little sh*ts was running about the bus and ended up smashing one of the windows with an emergency hammer. The driver stopped the bus, grabbed him and put him off.
The driver has now been charged with assault as the parents have complained about the way their lovely innocent son was handled.
My Mum works for a coach company, and the stuff the drivers on the school run have to put up with is shocking. Recently one of the little sh*ts was running about the bus and ended up smashing one of the windows with an emergency hammer. The driver stopped the bus, grabbed him and put him off.
The driver has now been charged with assault as the parents have complained about the way their lovely innocent son was handled.
10 July 2009, 12:55 AM
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agree with last 2 posts..
im 26 myself and never had the cane, but teachers have no power at all and i do honestly feel very sorry for them ( and future children).
i dont think the goverment understand what problem they are creating by not punishing bad children thesw days....
(sorry for the bad spelling)
im 26 myself and never had the cane, but teachers have no power at all and i do honestly feel very sorry for them ( and future children).
i dont think the goverment understand what problem they are creating by not punishing bad children thesw days....
(sorry for the bad spelling)
10 July 2009, 02:40 AM
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You've only got to look at that kids school pic on the BBC website to know he was a cheeky confident lil ****.
I bet he was causing trouble and these little bastads think they can get away with anything cos no-one can touch them and then the teacher lost it and smashed his skull in...............not a particularly good result but when someone loses the plot thats what happens.
I bet he was causing trouble and these little bastads think they can get away with anything cos no-one can touch them and then the teacher lost it and smashed his skull in...............not a particularly good result but when someone loses the plot thats what happens.
10 July 2009, 07:58 AM
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How long does it take to investigate? Surely there must be a class full of witnesses to say what happened.
The longer it goes on the more speculation happens.
The longer it goes on the more speculation happens.
10 July 2009, 08:25 AM
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Not surprised the teacher snapped. Any long time teacher that has seen the deterioration of discipline and the 2nd-tier parents that think their children are angels is going to be near breaking point. The government provides no support. And now want to "license" teachers too.
When I was a lad getting detention was news around the school, the mere threat meant it never happened for fear of your parents finding out. Nowadays, detention is normal and classrooms even have "panic buttons".
When I was a lad getting detention was news around the school, the mere threat meant it never happened for fear of your parents finding out. Nowadays, detention is normal and classrooms even have "panic buttons".
10 July 2009, 08:28 AM
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10 July 2009, 08:28 AM
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this one ?
Like many have said, I bet you a tenner that the angelic looking boy was a complete **** and winding the teacher up and he just lost the plot. Bet the kid and his two mates probably had a campaign going against the teacher and the teacher had had enough. All pure speculation of course
10 July 2009, 08:45 AM
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Poor teacher as a general statement and that I certainly understand why he is driven to such a thing. To be honest I'm quite surprised it doesn't happen more often.
It doesn't make what he did acceptable of course.
Steve
It doesn't make what he did acceptable of course.
Steve
