Fill Out the Rape-Report, Then We'll Call the Authorities

[Neutraligon]

Then nothing. Better safe than sorry.

Bullshit nothing would have happened. For one, the guy would have been scarred, for another, his reputation would suffer immensely. That's why, as a school, you don't just jump to conclusions. You work shit out.

Then the police determine it was a false cry and the girl is put on charges for false testimony.

And what do they do to get to that conclusion?

By having the police perform an investigation, which they can perform better when called immediately, and by having the female student give a rape kit. You know, have the police investigate the supposed crime. If there is sufficient evidence that she was raped, than bring him up on charges, if there was not sufficient evidence, then don't. if there was evidence she intentionally "cried rape" then bring her up on charges. The entire idea is that the police need to be contacted immediately so they can do their job.

[The God-Realm]

And this is a bad thing... why?

[Radiatia]

The rate of false reporting is, AT MOST, 1.4% of the actual rate of rape. So fuck anyone who stops pushing further against sexual violence because of "FALSE ACCUSATIONS HURTING THE MENS!" Fuck them right in the ear.

I completely agree, although I daresay fucking them in the ear could be considered an act of rape in and of itself.

[Neutraligon]

What do you call doing a rape kit?

Conducting a proper investigation. Or, in other words, working shit out.

That much I agree on. Jumping to conclusions, like, say, calling in the police on it, is what I am advising against. The second you involve the police, whether or not anything happened, the kid is a criminal.

It's the police's job to investigate crimes, let them do their job.

[Hathradic States]

That much I agree on. Jumping to conclusions, like, say, calling in the police on it, is what I am advising against. The second you involve the police, whether or not anything happened, the kid is a criminal.

It's the police's job to investigate crimes, let them do their job.

Because the police never fuck up.

Doing the rape report is a way to determine if it is actually something real. Then, if the school thinks it may have happened, they call the police.

[Neutraligon]

It's the police's job to investigate crimes, let them do their job.

Because the police never fuck up.

Doing the rape report is a way to determine if it is actually something real. Then, if the school thinks it may have happened, they call the police.

No they call the police so any evidence is not contaminated. It is not up to the school to determine if they think something happened, that is the job of the police. Police do mess up, but then the police need to deal with their mistakes. I'm sorry, but the excuse that because the police might mess up we should not report a possible crime is really really stupid,

[The empire of Washington]

The rate of false reporting is, AT MOST, 1.4% of the actual rate of rape. So fuck anyone who stops pushing further against sexual violence because of "FALSE ACCUSATIONS HURTING THE MENS!" Fuck them right in the ear.

Sauce?

[Rationallia]

I agree with what the school did. I wasn't like they didn't call the police at all, they were just checking whether the victim was being serious. A lot of kids at school make jokes about rape, including accusation, if the teachers were to take this seriously every single time, well then almost the entire school would be reported.

They also did call the police in the end. It's not like anything happened that could have been prevented by contacting them earlier.

[Hathradic States]

Because the police never fuck up.

Doing the rape report is a way to determine if it is actually something real. Then, if the school thinks it may have happened, they call the police.

No they call the police so any evidence is not contaminated. It is not up to the school to determine if they think something happened, that is the job of the police. Police do mess up, but then the police need to deal with their mistakes. I'm sorry, but the excuse that because the police might mess up we should not report a possible crime is really really stupid,

As a school you can't do that. You have to have very good reason to suspect something before you do that. One girl coming in saying it happened good enough.

[The God-Realm]

The rate of false reporting is, AT MOST, 1.4% of the actual rate of rape. So fuck anyone who stops pushing further against sexual violence because of "FALSE ACCUSATIONS HURTING THE MENS!" Fuck them right in the ear.

Sauce?

No use, you will get feminist bias sauce.

[The empire of Washington]

I agree with what the school did. I wasn't like they didn't call the police at all, they were just checking whether the victim was being serious. A lot of kids at school make jokes about rape, including accusation, if the teachers were to take this seriously every single time, well then almost the entire school would be reported.

They also did call the police in the end. It's not like anything happened that could have been prevented by contacting them earlier.

This

[Neutraligon]

I agree with what the school did. I wasn't like they didn't call the police at all, they were just checking whether the victim was being serious. A lot of kids at school make jokes about rape, including accusation, if the teachers were to take this seriously every single time, well then almost the entire school would be reported.

They also did call the police in the end. It's not like anything happened that could have been prevented by contacting them earlier.

Really, I wasn't aware this was a common problem at schools, got any sauce to add to that pasta? It is not the job of the school to check if the victim is serious. It is their job to report a possible crime to those who are best equipped to deal with it, the police.

[Hathradic States]

I agree with what the school did. I wasn't like they didn't call the police at all, they were just checking whether the victim was being serious. A lot of kids at school make jokes about rape, including accusation, if the teachers were to take this seriously every single time, well then almost the entire school would be reported.

They also did call the police in the end. It's not like anything happened that could have been prevented by contacting them earlier.

Really, I wasn't aware this was a common problem at schools, got any sauce to add to that pasta? It is not the job of the school to check if the victim is serious. It is their job to report a possible crime to those who are best equipped to deal with it, the police.

No, because if they did that, and it was false, Little Boy runs home to mommy and daddy, and then they sue the school.

[The empire of Washington]

Sauce?

No use, you will get feminist bias sauce.

Probably I just wanted to see if (s)he would respond or if (s)he would let others do the fighting for them as so many on NS like to do.

[Neutraligon]

No they call the police so any evidence is not contaminated. It is not up to the school to determine if they think something happened, that is the job of the police. Police do mess up, but then the police need to deal with their mistakes. I'm sorry, but the excuse that because the police might mess up we should not report a possible crime is really really stupid,

As a school you can't do that. You have to have very good reason to suspect something before you do that. One girl coming in saying it happened good enough.

Really, the policy at my school was very simple, if a crime of this nature is reported, he police are immediately called, no questions asked. One girl saying it happened needed to be enough, and most certainly was enough. To put it simply, every claim of rape was taken seriously, because every claim of rape is a serious issue.

[Hathradic States]

No use, you will get feminist bias sauce.

Probably I just wanted to see if (s)he would respond or if (s)he would let others do the fighting for them as so many on NS like to do.

He probably got off for the night. You know, sleep is kinda important.

[Neutraligon]

Really, I wasn't aware this was a common problem at schools, got any sauce to add to that pasta? It is not the job of the school to check if the victim is serious. It is their job to report a possible crime to those who are best equipped to deal with it, the police.

No, because if they did that, and it was false, Little Boy runs home to mommy and daddy, and then they sue the school.

The school would end up being sued anyway, in this case the school can make the claim that by contacting the authorities, and immediately having the claimant perform a rape kit they were giving responsibility over to the correct people, as they are not equipped to deal with an issue of that magnitude.

[Hathradic States]

As a school you can't do that. You have to have very good reason to suspect something before you do that. One girl coming in saying it happened good enough.

Really, the policy at my school was very simple, if a crime of this nature is reported, he police are immediately called, no questions asked. One girl saying it happened needed to be enough, and most certainly was enough. To put it simply, every claim of rape was taken seriously, because every claim of rape is a serious issue.

And when did you go to school? And where?

[The empire of Washington]

As a school you can't do that. You have to have very good reason to suspect something before you do that. One girl coming in saying it happened good enough.

Really, the policy at my school was very simple, if a crime of this nature is reported, he police are immediately called, no questions asked. One girl saying it happened needed to be enough, and most certainly was enough. To put it simply, every claim of rape was taken seriously, because every claim of rape is a serious issue.

And what if the guy was innocent?

[Rationallia]

I agree with what the school did. I wasn't like they didn't call the police at all, they were just checking whether the victim was being serious. A lot of kids at school make jokes about rape, including accusation, if the teachers were to take this seriously every single time, well then almost the entire school would be reported.

They also did call the police in the end. It's not like anything happened that could have been prevented by contacting them earlier.

Really, I wasn't aware this was a common problem at schools, got any sauce to add to that pasta? It is not the job of the school to check if the victim is serious. It is their job to report a possible crime to those who are best equipped to deal with it, the police.

I'm talking from first-hand experience of my everyday life and that of my friends who also go to different schools, so sorry not sauce for you. Eat it bland.And I don't think you understand the problems that would occur if every single case that was not serious was reported. The police would be contacted literally every day.

[Neutraligon]

Really, the policy at my school was very simple, if a crime of this nature is reported, he police are immediately called, no questions asked. One girl saying it happened needed to be enough, and most certainly was enough. To put it simply, every claim of rape was taken seriously, because every claim of rape is a serious issue.

And when did you go to school? And where?

Maryland, and I graduated in 2006. I will not tell you were in specifics as I have no desire to reveal more information about myself to a stranger.

[Hathradic States]

No, because if they did that, and it was false, Little Boy runs home to mommy and daddy, and then they sue the school.

The school would end up being sued anyway, in this case the school can make the claim that by contacting the authorities, and immediately having the claimant perform a rape kit they were giving responsibility over to the correct people, as they are not equipped to deal with an issue of that magnitude.

Having the students file a report on it makes it all more legitimate for school, as well.

[Rationallia]

Really, the policy at my school was very simple, if a crime of this nature is reported, he police are immediately called, no questions asked. One girl saying it happened needed to be enough, and most certainly was enough. To put it simply, every claim of rape was taken seriously, because every claim of rape is a serious issue.

And when did you go to school? And where?

I'm not going to tell you the exact school but one in the suburbs of Sydney.

[The empire of Washington]

Probably I just wanted to see if (s)he would respond or if (s)he would let others do the fighting for them as so many on NS like to do.

He probably got off for the night. You know, sleep is kinda important.

Bah what has sleep ever done for anybody?

[Neutraligon]

Really, I wasn't aware this was a common problem at schools, got any sauce to add to that pasta? It is not the job of the school to check if the victim is serious. It is their job to report a possible crime to those who are best equipped to deal with it, the police.

I'm talking from first-hand experience of my everyday life and that of my friends who also go to different schools, so sorry not sauce for you. Eat it bland.And I don't think you understand the problems that would occur if every single case that was not serious was reported. The police would be contacted literally every day.

You have no proof of this and anecdotes do not equal data. So you are saying that students in your school go to the administrations or a teacher daily and claim they are raped? Sorry if I don't believe you. If that is true, than the students in that school need a serious lesson in the importance of how wrong that is.