Reply to "A sad, but not that surprising, incident."

Coachric1,000+ posts

None of us want to be sued or be involved in a public court case. But talk about keeping up standards and integrity, I know it is hard, but I would tell the Super to bring on the lawsuit. Get the story from the kid who's bat was stolen, make a report on that, check the legal side of what can and cannot be revealed about the Thief. Get a good attorney of your own, and let the judge decide. By the way, ask for a hearing outside the school district if possible, and Don't let the Thief back on the team.

3/22/0611:29 AM

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