Muslim boy, 10, quizzed by police after mistakenly writing a T . word
 

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The youngster made the error while at school in Accrington, Lancashire
Police then arrived at his home the following day to question the boy
Officers also examined the family laptop as part of their formal inquiries
Teachers now have a statutory duty to guard youngsters from terrorism
Do you know the boy's family?

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3xmYw8P5m

No DM I do not know his parents


And Lad
learn to write better


"mistakenly writing that
he lived in a 'terrorist house' rather than
a 'terraced house'."

-C
for that
do better

10 year old spoke to by poilce after spelling terraced house terrorist house?
 

why did you put this in Chat and Games? :/ I'm not merging it with the other thread because the other one is in the correct section

I just merged it. :blush: (the two threads)

But it is in Serious Debates now.

:fist:

:joker:

Yes I thought due the lad
being young,
chuck him in Chat and Games.

But you are right James
this is the place I should have posted it,
sorry.

Sorry my bad view on youngers.


James Corrected me.

"mistakenly writing that
he lived in a 'terrorist house' rather than
a 'terraced house'."





..yeah, school staff do have a duty of care and safeguarding and part of that now is radicalisation but an incorrect spelling mistake, that was reported as being the only thing ..?...there would have to be changes in a child's personality/moods/attention etc and so much more than that...it seems quite alarmist and silly to me and to put a child through police questioning for just that and only that as well..?..wow....

so it's in serious debates now... what are we debating?

everyone agrees that the cops did a good job of investigating, right?

Serious Debates and News Alex

indeed.

I think we should make it Serious debates and News and Porn... just a suggestion

Ammi it made a nice change for the Lad
to see a Big Policeman visit.

It was a Error
maybe the Head Teacher
needs to get all facts before a Panic




Keep the lad off the Papers
after this
no need to make this go on FoxNewsHD
is there , Ammi.

Did you have to sit through that awfully made "prevent video" Ammi

..it's not an error that should ever have been mad by a head-teacher though..I'm not Muslim so if one of my children were that age now, 10yrs old and had made that spelling error an there had been nothing else in their behaviour to cause concern, would they have been questioned by the police../it's not only Muslims that are radicalised as we know...this is not a situation that is 'best to be safe than sorry', there really has to be a cause for concern because of multiple reasons, not something like spelling mistakes...and maybe it's right that his parents/family now are highlighting these alarmist type incidents if they're happening...and yes indeed, get facts and don't panic over something so silly and something that children do every day...

...hahhhh, yeah quite a while ago with our safeguarding Cherie ..but we have more in depth stuff now/training...if you haven't done it already or are booked to, you probably will be soon...

"yeah quite a while ago with our safeguarding Cherie ..but we have more in depth stuff now/training...if you haven't done it already or are booked to, you probably will be soon.."


Its all Positive in these
Troubled Times

Keep up the good work you 2 Pro Workers

..yeah, Cherie and I are onto the spelling errors, no worries Arista...when they write..my birthday is in two days, we've clocked that is bit straight away....

This for me, it seems rather extreme.

While it may seem extreme, once written, the teacher has a dilemma ... what if the kid does live in a terrorist house, i do nothing and there is an event. In those circumstances, I can see the wish for responsibility to be offloaded to the police.

I agree it's a no win situation for the staff involved, it may seem over the top but it is a "hot subject" in schools and Colleges at the moment so would be hard to ignore

Yeah totally. If it is ignored and then there is issues...the teacher would be in the wrong, everyone would be in the wrong. But something does get investigated, and the same people are still in the wrong. Sometimes, one really cannot win.

Ah but what if the kid was actually confessing that his parents are actually terrorists and it was'nt a spelling mistake?You never can be too careful.

..but would the same have happened, had it not been a Muslim child/family though...and I'm presuming only that one thing and no causes for concern within the family because these things will be a combination and build up, not just one spelling error out of the blue...radicalisation in children will not necessarily be about their culture, it'll be a child who is susceptible for many reasons...maybe neglectful parenting and being exposed to online things and not having many friendships/much confidence/low self esteem etc...a teacher may show it to a Head, but for acted on as only that thing by the Head seems very alarmist to me because school staff know the child...there has to be something more to this story, surely....

... and therein lies the real crucial point to this for me.

The crucial point is that it is Muslims who are being radicalised....