[patriotsbeacon.com] When a 9-year-old child started talking about the brownies being served during an end-of-the-year party at his New Jersey elementary school, it was considered racist by another student and the cops were called in to investigate.
The incident is apparently only one of many incidents in the past month in which police were called to schools in the Collingswood district over minor issues, sparking outrage from parents.
Parents are upset that incidents such as this could have easily been handled by the school and by no means warranted police attention.
The change of policy evidently stems from a May meeting between police, prosecutors, and district officials, in which the officials were urged to report any incidents, even those “as minor as a simple name-calling incident that the school would typically handle internally.”
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