In just one week, the 2nd Florida school cop attacks a female student, this time with a teaser.

Florida school resource officers always seem to be within the news for abusing or otherwise causing grave harm to the youngsters they're allegedly sworn to guard — and in the week, they proved that notion. On Wednesday, we reported on a faculty resource officer who was seen body-slamming a highschool girl in a trial to interrupt up a fight — knocking the girl unconscious within the process. Then, just each day later, another school cop in a very school only 50 miles away, was seen tasering a female student who reportedly stood up to someone trying to bully her.

Adolescent quarrels are a frequent occurrence. As hormones rush in, children try and assert control over their environment furthermore as other children, and also the result can often manifest into a fight.

In the past, if a fight were to interrupt out in school, the teachers, and in some cases the scholars, would rush in to drag the scholars apart. However, because the video below illustrates, this is often not the case. Heavy-handed police tactics are now used as school resource officers are apparently too fearful of entering into between children.

According to a report from the Lake County Sheriff’s Office, the feminine student is speculated to have punched the officer. However, this is often not seen on the video and therefore the description of the video originally posted to TikTok alleged that the girl was fighting against a boy who bullied her.

In the video, the deputy appears to separate the feminine from the opposite student and she or he is several feet far from her when he deploys the taser. The girl immediately drops to the bottom.

According to WFTV, a department spokesperson said this started as a fight between students. The deputy tried to interrupt it up, but he said the girl started punching and slapping him. He said he tried to induce her to prevent but she didn’t, and that’s when he used the Taser on her.

BREAKING: another incident involving an SRO and a student, now in Lake County. The Sheriff’s Office just gave us the deputy’s report of what happened. I’ll have a live report in 4 minutes on @WFTV. @MarthaSugalski @GregWarmothWFTV pic.twitter.com/4cZG7tEWi6

— Megan Cruz (@MeganWFTV) January 28, 2021

Sadly, as schools across the country rely more and more on police to force student compliance, rather than training and customary sense, this scenario becomes more common.

Previously, a 6-year-old Nicholas, who is diagnosed paying attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and disruptive mood dysregulation disorder. Nicholas was kidnapped from his grammar school by police and imprisoned in an exceedingly mental hospital.

He was held, including multiple stints in an exceedingly ‘seclusion room,’ for 3 days at River Point Behavioral Health — for a temper tantrum in school.

If a 6-year-old boy was taken by police from a college and locked in an isolation room within the ’90s, you'll be able to rest assured that this may not fly. the identical goes for a teenage girl being tasered within the cafeteria. Now, however, the force as a reaction to childhood problems has become the go-to approach within the land of the free.

In fact, recent videos have revealed a myriad of faculty cops attacking unarmed students. Officer Rigo Valles was cleared of any wrongdoing after grabbing a student by the neck and slamming him to the ground. Before that, Richland County Deputy Ben Fields was fired after students recorded him flipping over a girl’s desk and dragging her across the ground. capital of Oklahoma Master Sgt. Thomas Jaha was charged with assault and battery also, after repeatedly punching a student in the face for not having a pass.

And these are those the general public knows about. what percentage more incidents, a bit like this one, go unreported and unpunished?

What this data illustrates is that the societal dependence on the state to resolve matters that ought to be handled without government. Being dependent upon the state to resolve one’s problems may be a factual dependency upon violence.

“THE STATE REPRESENTS VIOLENCE in an exceedingly CONCENTRATED and arranged FORM. THE INDIVIDUAL includes a SOUL, BUT because the STATE may be a SOULLESS MACHINE, IT CAN NEVER BE WEANED FROM VIOLENCE TO WHICH IT OWES ITS VERY EXISTENCE.” -MOHANDAS KARAMCHAND GANDHI

Until people rouse to the truth of hoping on a system of violence to take care of “order” and behavior compliance, we will expect this problem to urge worse.