The parents of two 15-year-old girls at Evan Hardy Collegiate in Saskatoon say they went to police and the school multiple times between June and August 2024 with concerns about escalating online threats from the student now accused of setting one of the girls on fire in a school hallway.

“We went through all the resources and asked for help, over and over again,” said one parent in an interview. “Three police reports. I had 17 email exchanges with the principal.”

They say they went to the police and the school because the text messages and online threats from the then-14-year-old classmate were escalating into violent territory. CBC reviewed the dated and time-stamped texts.

“We thought as parents that we did what we were supposed to do, that we did the extent of what we could do,” said one parent.

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They don’t care about us, world wide. Security and protection is just a carrot dangled in our faces to make us work for them. Life is war.

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Pigs protect the rich and their property

They so are used as the dick of the law against the plebs.

Neither of this covers them “protecting” the plebs.

If parents he killed the perp, I doubt much if anyone would care

In the world where the system functions like this, you would have to be a stupid bootlicker not to take care of your own business as you see fit.

If that’s what the ruling class wants, let the parasite have it.

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