Casual Observer Wrote:
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> Roger Wrote:
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/artic
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> > le/2006/05/30/AR2006053001016.html
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> > Can someone help me on this?
> >
> > I was going to by a house near Oakton, but this
> > worries me. It was in the Washington Post, and
> > I'm sure they got it right.
> >
> > "The kid, he notes, has been in frequent
> trouble
> > at school, and is now accused by his
> ex-girlfriend
> > of threatening to beat up another student. The
> > situation has grown more alarming because
> > suspicion is building that the troubled boy may
> be
> > associated with a gang and that his threatened
> > foil -- who says he was beaten up by another
> > Oakton student just three days earlier -- has
> > ignored a drug debt; the story is that he
> either
> > was given or stole marijuana that belonged to
> > other boys, and hasn't paid them back. Baranyk
> > would like to bust someone for the assault, but
> he
> > doesn't have a witness, besides the victim,
> whose
> > credibility has never been rock solid."
>
> Dear Roger, ask Birdlover. She knows all about
> gang activity...oh, never mind, she knows about
> gang activity at South Lakes, not Oakton, where
> her daughters go.
"There's usually a fight a week in the Oakton cafeteria."
"Oakton has never been plagued by organized crews, although Baranyk believes there are gang members among the students, as evidenced by graffiti that has appeared on campus over the last year."
- Well Roger - I'm sure you can't believe the security officer at Oakton. He is probably a liar. As is that journalist, he made the story up, fights and gangs at Oakton, who knew?
"She shows off her scanty tank top, whining when Baranyk says that her bare midriff violates the dress code."
- Now I know this is untrue. Oakton teens don't violate dress codes nor any rules. How dare this guy write such stuff!
"In the afternoon, wearing a dark suit, Baranyk makes a short drive to a Fairfax County school district office, where separate disciplinary hearings will be held for two Oakton girls. The first, a senior, is charged with bringing a drug to school -- a painkiller prescribed to her -- and giving it to another student. The other girl, an underclassman, is accused of possessing not only the painkiller but a small quantity of marijuana found in a search of her belongings. "
- Girls doing drugs - what's next?