Coach arrested in sex case

james74 wrote:

<quoted text> OK your starting with the crap talk agian, i thorght we were going to stop this??

james74 wrote:

<quoted text> thank you for the info, i work with kids from the high scool and this is what they are being told, thanks to your info i will correct them. and i stand corrected.

alamoairforce wrote:

Actually james i said that in reference to what you had said and i said the poor girl was the victim of a crime not that she was a poor victim. REd my man it will help you get far.
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mother of two wrote:

this guy broke the law. that is all there is to it. the girl was 16 and was taken from school at lunch time. I don't know if the alcohol was given to her at this time or not. she was suppose to be at school and was taken off campus by this guy. The LAW is the LAW. Hang him! I wouldn't want him around my children knowing what he is capable of. And for mother of 2. I really think she wanted to be an officers wife and couldn't find one that would take her. SAD!

mother of two wrote:

i'm not buying this for anything! I know a few nurses and they tell me how many girls are either pregnant or have a std. I don't think for a minute that these are facts. This is one of the reasons didn't have my kids go to this high school. Where did you get this info. anyway. So what are we doing to change this?<quoted text>

BAD JOHN wrote:

who care about whether the girls there are nice and sweet or sluts. the thing to keep focused on is that this girl may have been raped-thats right raped -why ? simply because she could not consent
she is under age and he is person in position of authority or trust. this means even if she consented he is still a predator as he is the grown up. basic law basic common sense
she cannot give consent to an unlawful act and he cannot justify his actions which are unlawful.

Posole Momma wrote:

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You continued to gossip about people you know and not facts,(one the nurses gossiping to you are wrong to do so also), but you believe yourself above everyone. there is supposed to be a confidentiality at the hospitals
The facts are available from the NM dept of health and thru the COD. Reputable places.
But you continue to spew your "I heard from so and so." Perhaps so and so enjoys the gossip and adds some extra to it.
Your info comes from a source that is breaking code of ethics. You choose who you believe.
Why don't YOU look up some facts instead of continueing to gossip!
Dictionary: gossip (g&#335;s'&#601;p)
n.
Rumor or talk of a personal, sensational, or intimate nature.
A person who habitually spreads intimate or private rumors or facts.
Trivial, chatty talk or writing.
It might surprise you to see the facts!

Joe wrote:

<quoted text>I heard from a friend of the nurse's next door neighbors cousin that the nurse did not tell Mother of 2 any gossips. LOL.

G-MOM wrote:

When this story came out I heard from several girls at the high school that this was not the first time for him. Why didn't anyone speak up and stop this the first time he did something inappropriate? My heart goes out to his wife and child-the innocent bystanders. As far as the girl/girls go, take a look at again at how we allow children to watch whatever on TV or movies, listen to suggestive music, dress for sex, and then we act shocked when they are 14 acting like 20. Parents need to take control again of their children. Too much too soon for these kids.

G-MOM wrote:

When this story came out I heard from several girls at the high school that this was not the first time for him. Why didn't anyone speak up and stop this the first time he did something inappropriate? My heart goes out to his wife and child-the innocent bystanders. As far as the girl/girls go, take a look at again at how we allow children to watch whatever on TV or movies, listen to suggestive music, dress for sex, and then we act shocked when they are 14 acting like 20. Parents need to take control again of their children. Too much too soon for these kids.

mother of two wrote:

a little more gossip. The staff was told on different occations that thing have been happening not just with cruz but with other staff members. It was swept under the rug. All you have to do is talk to the kids that go to the high school or some of the parents. This is not new for the high school. Anybody that has been around Alamo for any time would know that. <quoted text>

sunshine girl wrote:

"a little more gossip" - ain't that the truth?!
Here's the thing about gossip: it stays gossip as long as everyone keeps repeating it (and adding to it - sort of like the pass-the-secret or telephone game when you whisper to the person next to you and see how it sounds when you get to the end). If you and GMom 'heard' all this stuff, why didn't either of YOU report it instead of just repeat it? Because if you are repeating it, obviously you believed it, right? And if you believed it, then, well, YOU should have told someone. It is really just as much your responsibility as the parents et al.
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james74 wrote:

I still think that something needs to be done with the kids these days. yes the adult was in the wrong, but the fact is this would not be going on if the kids weren't playing along.

james74 wrote:

I still think that something needs to be done with the kids these days. yes the adult was in the wrong, but the fact is this would not be going on if the kids weren't playing along.