My Son Lost Football Over Charges the State Didn’t Even Take, While the Real Bully Gets 2-Day Slaps on the Wrist- Coffeyville Kansas Mom!

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A mother named Jamayka Jay from Coffeyville, Kansas, took to her Facebook to let it all out about what’s been going on with her son at school.

She revealed that her son got accused of bullying another boy at school. On top of that, somebody went so far as to call the cops, and charges were pressed.

As a result, her son was suspended for five days. Above all, those five days counted as unexcused absences, and just like that, he was kicked off the football team for the rest of the season.

Here’s the part that made her blood boil: the state looked at those charges and said, “Nope, not taking this case.” So nothing ever happened on the legal side, but her son still lost everything at school.

Fast forward a little bit, and she discovered something. That same kid who ran and told he was being bullied is apparently the one terrorizing half the school.

He bullied girls, calling them fat, and, above all, even choked another kid.

These instances give major real bullying behavior. However, the bully only got two-day suspensions here and there.

One time, he couldn’t dress out for a game because of grades, not because of any of the fighting or choking.

Jamayka let out her frustration, writing:

yet I only saw him not able to dress out for ONE GAME.. AND THAT WAS FOR GRADES!!
Hes only been suspended 2 days at a time.. but I thought bullying was 5 days

Jamayka Jay

Jamayka pointed out, saying her son lost the whole football season over something that wasn’t even a crime in the end, while this other boy keeps doing way worse and barely misses a snap.

She finished it off by saying, “I guess when your mom or dad works at the school and the principal is weird, anything is possible.. SMH.“

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