Alamogordo police logs

How many of you WAITED until 21 to have your 1st
drink of alcohol? Say Ay.

C'mon so they got caught. Big deal.
Why isn't there a story about all the kids doing meth, or weed, or Coke?

This is such a stupid thing for everyone to make this big a deal about.

rumors wrote:

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say goodbye to basketball David.

not even. apparently he can still play basketball because he hadn't signed the contract this year so of course no punishment for him.

confused11 wrote:

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not even. apparently he can still play basketball because he hadn't signed the contract this year so of course no punishment for him.

Ya, it is amazing how you live your life living through all the lies you tell people. He is feeling very invincible right now, but that will soon change when he hits the real world. Next time it won't be a tazer that gets him but something more serious, when he is running away from his next crime.

If I was his teammate, I would be p i s s e d.

excuse you wrote:

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Funny how you do not mention this person's parents. Maybe they are very proud that he was busted!!
the high school is not responsible for his outside of the school activities.
Oh gee, what a concept, teenagers drinking. Wow, that has never happened before. It has been happening for decades all over the country. To stop that activity, the parents need to step in and parent their children. it is not the coaches nor the high schools responsibility. they aren't supposed to raise your kids.

Wow you act like you really know David. If you did you would know how he has that nice care and rims and all that money to throw around then. Yea he is just wonderful he deals drugs people.... They should search his car at school and they will find out where there drug problem is.

ex ahs student wrote:

<quoted text>Wow you act like you really know David. If you did you would know how he has that nice care and rims and all that money to throw around then. Yea he is just wonderful he deals drugs people.... They should search his car at school and they will find out where there drug problem is.

Have to told anyone at the school about your suspicions? If not, I suggest you give them a call. Sitting back and doing nothing won't solve the problem.

ex ahs student wrote:

<quoted text>Wow you act like you really know David. If you did you would know how he has that nice care and rims and all that money to throw around then. Yea he is just wonderful he deals drugs people.... They should search his car at school and they will find out where there drug problem is.

Maybe you did not catch my sarcasm. I know exactly what type of person he is, and that his parents are clueless about who their son is. They won't listen and choose to live their lives with their heads in the sand like ostriches.

He lies about everything.

You know I've read all these post about the AHS atheletes and how they were busted for weed and drinking. I've read all the excuses about the kids needing more to do - That's all a bunch of CRAP! When they sign that contract to be good responsible atheletes they are making a choice, and believe me thier parents are there behind most of them pushing them to be the best they can be. When they go and do stupid things they need to be punished, or how will they learn. Back in the day if you did anything like this or went to Disneyland and stole things, came back after being caught you were kicked off the team, and you did not get your letter for whatever team you were on. This made an impression on the kids because they knew the Alamogordo PUBLIC School meant business. The kids who saw this and remembered the repercussions kept their noses clean for a long time. Here you are letting the stars get away with crap and only giving 45 days suspension to some, this is just a nice break for them. Move other team member in to take their places and see if you don't get a better team and maybe even a winning team. Remember we have the right to speak it's a PUBLIC school it doesn't just belong to the coaches and a few choice parents in town. Let's put down the law and get these kids on the right track - quit wimping out be adults and do your jobs, this goes for parents, teacher, principals, and School Board.