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In reply to the discussion: Texas cops ‘swarm’ school, police call for ‘prayer’ over miscarriage in bathroom [View all]Niceguy1
(2,467 posts)86. if the fetus was viable
And died in the trash can (as has happened in the past) she would be a suspect.
Without knowing the age of the fetus we dont know if there was an overreaction or not. If it www as a first trimester miscarriage then yes, the police did act like fools. But we dont know that.
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Texas cops ‘swarm’ school, police call for ‘prayer’ over miscarriage in bathroom [View all]
Playinghardball
Sep 2014
OP
The mother could have avoided any criminal charges by carrying the child to term?
rocktivity
Sep 2014
#2
Exactly. What in the hell were they going to do with all those police? Shot the mother? A possible
jwirr
Sep 2014
#48
Should she have dropped the "miscarriage" off at a site like a fire station?
ScreamingMeemie
Sep 2014
#3
The fact they are calling it a 'fetus' leads me to believe this was not at a viable stage.
PeaceNikki
Sep 2014
#5
Prayer? Give me a break. We need more open talk about women's issues in society and stop
Lint Head
Sep 2014
#4
Exactly. I have heard of Benny Hinn, but never actually listened or watched him
locdlib
Sep 2014
#65
Cretins. Poor thing. She had to hide the pregnancy and now this...spontaneous or not. And Daddy
libdem4life
Sep 2014
#6
Oh, yes, I remember the belt and pad days, too. I just never had a period that
valerief
Sep 2014
#110
Oh, my you mentioned the Daddy. Now you know that they will never bother to worry about that
jwirr
Sep 2014
#50
Yeah, that's a little detail that gets a bit lost in the investigation. Who's your Daddy?
libdem4life
Sep 2014
#78
I have a feeling a law indirectly authorizing that is right around the corner
Blue_Tires
Sep 2014
#70
Sorry,I just thought you meant in high school you didn't understand, because this was in a HS. nt
Fla Dem
Sep 2014
#46
A "suspect" for WHAT crime? a miscarriage is not a crime, and if it was a fetus rather than
tblue37
Sep 2014
#11
"And unless that fetus was well armed and spraying bullets around the school..."
Lars39
Sep 2014
#18
An embryo that's early enough to be expelled by morning-after will be microscopic
jmowreader
Sep 2014
#94
Morning after pills really just work for the morning (and to a lesser extent a few mornings after)
gollygee
Sep 2014
#62
A happy ending is where the poor girl gets checked out and is given a clean bill of health after all
Lars39
Sep 2014
#17
What the fuck? Rather than trying to figure out who is having a medical health problem they are
uppityperson
Sep 2014
#20
Because we can simply choose whether to miscarry or carry a fetus to term, right?
Heidi
Sep 2014
#24
They're making it sound like some girl drowned a baby in the high school toilet!
Moonwalk
Sep 2014
#28
Sending a helicopter to hover over a building and more than two police officers
ScreamingMeemie
Sep 2014
#88