w*4
2 楼
RT。刚刚开始弄尘封的serve卡。
再加Direct Deposit的时候看到了routing 和 account number.那么是不是可以在网上
以E-check的形式付款呢？
再加Direct Deposit的时候看到了routing 和 account number.那么是不是可以在网上
以E-check的形式付款呢？
m*c
3 楼
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/shackling-video-ignites-debate
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The boy sat in a chair, the sound of his whimpering
interrupted briefly by the clank of metal handcuffs closing around his arms.
"You don't get to swing at me like that," a deputy says to the 8-year-old
child, the interaction caught by a video camera. "You can do what we asked
you to, or you can suffer the consequences."
The video — entered as Exhibit A in a lawsuit the ACLU filed against the
school, the sheriff and the officer — rocketed across the Internet on
Tuesday and was shown again and again on cable news, reigniting a fierce
debate over aggressive policing in public schools.
The sheriff defended his deputy while experts insisted that children shouldn
't be treated like adult criminals and bemoaned the lack of standardized
regulations for restraining children.
"It was hard to breathe," David Shapiro, who leads the National Juvenile
Defender Center's campaign against child shackling, said of his reaction
when he first saw the video. "As someone who has acted out in class before,
I really felt for that child. That's not the way to treat any child, in
school, in court, or anywhere."
"Oh my goodness. Oh, no, this is not good," groaned Steven C. Teske, a
Georgia juvenile court judge who has led the charge to reduce restraints in
schools, as he watched the video for the first time while on the phone with
The Associated Press.
The lawsuit filed by two mothers alleges that school resource officer Kevin
Sumner, a Kenton County deputy sheriff, handcuffed two children, the 8-year-
old boy in the video and another 9-year-old girl in schools the Covington
Independent Public Schools district. Both children have been diagnosed with
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and are identified in court records
only by their initials. It's also not clear who took the video, which was
filmed in August.
The handcuffs were too big for the children's wrists, so Sumner put the
cuffs around their biceps, the lawsuit alleges.
In the video, the boy, who weighed 52 pounds, cried. "Ow, that hurts," he
says.
The boy had been removed from class for failing to follow his teacher's
instructions, the lawsuit says. He tried to leave the principal's office, so
administrators stopped him until Sumner arrived. The officer took him to
the bathroom and the boy tried to hit Sumner with his elbow.
Officials with the Covington Independent Public Schools said in a statement
that they were cooperating with investigators, but declined to discuss the
incident out of privacy concerns.
Kenton County Sheriff Chuck Korzenborn defended his deputy, who he described
as a respected and skilled officer valued by the community.
School administrators' asked for his help after their "efforts to deescalate
and defuse a threat to others had proven unsuccessful," Korzenborn said in
a statement. "Deputy Sumner responded to the call and did what he is sworn
to do and in conformity with all constitutional and law enforcement
standards."
Kentucky state regulations ban school officials from restraining students in
a public school unless the "students' behavior poses an imminent danger of
physical harm to self or others." It also forbids personnel from restraining
students that they know have disabilities that could cause trouble.
4, 2015, an 8-year-old boy struggles and cries out as he sits in a chair
with handcuffs around his biceps and his arms locked behind him while a
school resource officer stands nearby, at an elementary school in Covington,
Ky. The boy’s mother, along with the mother of a 9-year-old girl who was
also handcuffed at the school, have filed a federal lawsuit against the
school. The lawsuit says both children have attention deficit hyperactivity
disorder, and school officials are aware of their disabilities. (American
Civil Liberties Union via AP)© Provided by Associated Press 4, 2015, an
8-year-old boy struggles and cries out as he sits in a chair with handcuffs
around his biceps and his arms locked behind him while a school resource
officer stands nearby… The lawsuit says officials at both schools were
aware of the students' disabilities, which include "impulsivity, and
difficulty paying attention, complying with directives, controlling emotions
and remaining seated."
"An 8-year-old's job description is to be impulsive," said Julian Ford, a
professor of psychiatry at the University of Connecticut.
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder compounds that problem, he said,
struggling to think of a scenario where handcuffing an 8-year-old might be
necessary.
"It helps the adults a lot more than it helps the kid," he said.
In the video, the boy kicks his legs in the chair.
Sumner bends down and puts his hand on his shoulder.
"Look at me for a minute, look at me," he says. "If you want the handcuffs
off, you've got to stop kicking. Do you want them off or not? It's up to you
if you want them off."
"I'm devastated to see a child treated this way," said Lisa H. Thurau,
founder Strategies for Youth, an organization meant to improve the
relationship between children and police. "But this is not an isolated case.
We've heard of these cases before."
Districts across the county began placing officers in school in the early
1990s and the practice exploded in 1999, after two teenagers massacred their
fellow students at Columbine High School in Colorado.
In the years since, the line between police officer and school administrator
had been muddled, experts say. Schools now commonly call on their in-house
officers to implement routine discipline.
At the same time, there has been no uniform method of training officers, no
universal oversight or standardized guidelines, Thurau said.
Children with disabilities make up 12 percent of the public school
population. But they make up 25 percent of all school arrests.
Thurau hopes that the video might spur the public to demand change.
"The video makes it very clear what's happening out there," she said. "And I
think that there's an increasing awareness among folks that this has really
, really got to stop."
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The boy sat in a chair, the sound of his whimpering
interrupted briefly by the clank of metal handcuffs closing around his arms.
"You don't get to swing at me like that," a deputy says to the 8-year-old
child, the interaction caught by a video camera. "You can do what we asked
you to, or you can suffer the consequences."
The video — entered as Exhibit A in a lawsuit the ACLU filed against the
school, the sheriff and the officer — rocketed across the Internet on
Tuesday and was shown again and again on cable news, reigniting a fierce
debate over aggressive policing in public schools.
The sheriff defended his deputy while experts insisted that children shouldn
't be treated like adult criminals and bemoaned the lack of standardized
regulations for restraining children.
"It was hard to breathe," David Shapiro, who leads the National Juvenile
Defender Center's campaign against child shackling, said of his reaction
when he first saw the video. "As someone who has acted out in class before,
I really felt for that child. That's not the way to treat any child, in
school, in court, or anywhere."
"Oh my goodness. Oh, no, this is not good," groaned Steven C. Teske, a
Georgia juvenile court judge who has led the charge to reduce restraints in
schools, as he watched the video for the first time while on the phone with
The Associated Press.
The lawsuit filed by two mothers alleges that school resource officer Kevin
Sumner, a Kenton County deputy sheriff, handcuffed two children, the 8-year-
old boy in the video and another 9-year-old girl in schools the Covington
Independent Public Schools district. Both children have been diagnosed with
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and are identified in court records
only by their initials. It's also not clear who took the video, which was
filmed in August.
The handcuffs were too big for the children's wrists, so Sumner put the
cuffs around their biceps, the lawsuit alleges.
In the video, the boy, who weighed 52 pounds, cried. "Ow, that hurts," he
says.
The boy had been removed from class for failing to follow his teacher's
instructions, the lawsuit says. He tried to leave the principal's office, so
administrators stopped him until Sumner arrived. The officer took him to
the bathroom and the boy tried to hit Sumner with his elbow.
Officials with the Covington Independent Public Schools said in a statement
that they were cooperating with investigators, but declined to discuss the
incident out of privacy concerns.
Kenton County Sheriff Chuck Korzenborn defended his deputy, who he described
as a respected and skilled officer valued by the community.
School administrators' asked for his help after their "efforts to deescalate
and defuse a threat to others had proven unsuccessful," Korzenborn said in
a statement. "Deputy Sumner responded to the call and did what he is sworn
to do and in conformity with all constitutional and law enforcement
standards."
Kentucky state regulations ban school officials from restraining students in
a public school unless the "students' behavior poses an imminent danger of
physical harm to self or others." It also forbids personnel from restraining
students that they know have disabilities that could cause trouble.
4, 2015, an 8-year-old boy struggles and cries out as he sits in a chair
with handcuffs around his biceps and his arms locked behind him while a
school resource officer stands nearby, at an elementary school in Covington,
Ky. The boy’s mother, along with the mother of a 9-year-old girl who was
also handcuffed at the school, have filed a federal lawsuit against the
school. The lawsuit says both children have attention deficit hyperactivity
disorder, and school officials are aware of their disabilities. (American
Civil Liberties Union via AP)© Provided by Associated Press 4, 2015, an
8-year-old boy struggles and cries out as he sits in a chair with handcuffs
around his biceps and his arms locked behind him while a school resource
officer stands nearby… The lawsuit says officials at both schools were
aware of the students' disabilities, which include "impulsivity, and
difficulty paying attention, complying with directives, controlling emotions
and remaining seated."
"An 8-year-old's job description is to be impulsive," said Julian Ford, a
professor of psychiatry at the University of Connecticut.
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder compounds that problem, he said,
struggling to think of a scenario where handcuffing an 8-year-old might be
necessary.
"It helps the adults a lot more than it helps the kid," he said.
In the video, the boy kicks his legs in the chair.
Sumner bends down and puts his hand on his shoulder.
"Look at me for a minute, look at me," he says. "If you want the handcuffs
off, you've got to stop kicking. Do you want them off or not? It's up to you
if you want them off."
"I'm devastated to see a child treated this way," said Lisa H. Thurau,
founder Strategies for Youth, an organization meant to improve the
relationship between children and police. "But this is not an isolated case.
We've heard of these cases before."
Districts across the county began placing officers in school in the early
1990s and the practice exploded in 1999, after two teenagers massacred their
fellow students at Columbine High School in Colorado.
In the years since, the line between police officer and school administrator
had been muddled, experts say. Schools now commonly call on their in-house
officers to implement routine discipline.
At the same time, there has been no uniform method of training officers, no
universal oversight or standardized guidelines, Thurau said.
Children with disabilities make up 12 percent of the public school
population. But they make up 25 percent of all school arrests.
Thurau hopes that the video might spur the public to demand change.
"The video makes it very clear what's happening out there," she said. "And I
think that there's an increasing awareness among folks that this has really
, really got to stop."
m*t
4 楼
y
just wait for a couple days
【在 y*****0 的大作中提到】
: 土人，谢谢指导。电子支票是不是也要clear才算收到呢？
just wait for a couple days
【在 y*****0 的大作中提到】
: 土人，谢谢指导。电子支票是不是也要clear才算收到呢？
s*l
5 楼
同问
u*a
6 楼
这个家长也有点儿责任。如果以后长大了还不服从管教，上街可能就被警察突突了。
c*k
7 楼
re
等到clear了再给病人寄
【在 y*****0 的大作中提到】
: 土人，谢谢指导。电子支票是不是也要clear才算收到呢？
等到clear了再给病人寄
【在 y*****0 的大作中提到】
: 土人，谢谢指导。电子支票是不是也要clear才算收到呢？
m*2
8 楼
No! 那个routing 和 account number只能往里存钱，不能取钱。
【在 w******4 的大作中提到】
: RT。刚刚开始弄尘封的serve卡。
: 再加Direct Deposit的时候看到了routing 和 account number.那么是不是可以在网上
: 以E-check的形式付款呢？
【在 w******4 的大作中提到】
: RT。刚刚开始弄尘封的serve卡。
: 再加Direct Deposit的时候看到了routing 和 account number.那么是不是可以在网上
: 以E-check的形式付款呢？
m*c
9 楼
注意是ADHD小孩。如果是别的国家，该警察和老师可能就被突突了。
【在 u*****a 的大作中提到】
: 这个家长也有点儿责任。如果以后长大了还不服从管教，上街可能就被警察突突了。
【在 u*****a 的大作中提到】
: 这个家长也有点儿责任。如果以后长大了还不服从管教，上街可能就被警察突突了。
y*0
10 楼
要是有人在中国操作是不是会出现中文信在我的邮箱里呀
w*4
11 楼
哦，学习了。那么我其他银行做trial deposit也会失败么？
l*8
12 楼
哪里有说是asian?楼主自己乱加的料吧？
m*2
13 楼
会，除非银行不收回用于验证连接外部银行账号的两笔小钱：
http://stirfrypoints.blogspot.com/2015/06/blog-post_20.html
【在 w******4 的大作中提到】
: 哦，学习了。那么我其他银行做trial deposit也会失败么？
http://stirfrypoints.blogspot.com/2015/06/blog-post_20.html
【在 w******4 的大作中提到】
: 哦，学习了。那么我其他银行做trial deposit也会失败么？
l*e
14 楼
不可能，没有那么极端。而且。。。别的国家也没有那么多adhd诊断。
【在 m******c 的大作中提到】
: 注意是ADHD小孩。如果是别的国家，该警察和老师可能就被突突了。
【在 m******c 的大作中提到】
: 注意是ADHD小孩。如果是别的国家，该警察和老师可能就被突突了。
w*4
15 楼
长知识了。谢您！
【在 m**2 的大作中提到】
: 会，除非银行不收回用于验证连接外部银行账号的两笔小钱：
: http://stirfrypoints.blogspot.com/2015/06/blog-post_20.html
【在 m**2 的大作中提到】
: 会，除非银行不收回用于验证连接外部银行账号的两笔小钱：
: http://stirfrypoints.blogspot.com/2015/06/blog-post_20.html
a*g
16 楼
乱。
【在 l*****8 的大作中提到】
: 哪里有说是asian?楼主自己乱加的料吧？
【在 l*****8 的大作中提到】
: 哪里有说是asian?楼主自己乱加的料吧？
S*i
17 楼
Chime 也说pull不出来
结果我银行连接chime
照样取出那小额...
【在 w******4 的大作中提到】
: 哦，学习了。那么我其他银行做trial deposit也会失败么？
结果我银行连接chime
照样取出那小额...
【在 w******4 的大作中提到】
: 哦，学习了。那么我其他银行做trial deposit也会失败么？
m*c
18 楼
看头发呀。100%亚裔。
【在 l*****8 的大作中提到】
: 哪里有说是asian?楼主自己乱加的料吧？
【在 l*****8 的大作中提到】
: 哪里有说是asian?楼主自己乱加的料吧？
w*4
19 楼
我已经提交了ally的信息，看看实际情况再来汇报。
【在 S*****i 的大作中提到】
: Chime 也说pull不出来
: 结果我银行连接chime
: 照样取出那小额...
【在 S*****i 的大作中提到】
: Chime 也说pull不出来
: 结果我银行连接chime
: 照样取出那小额...
l*8
20 楼
黑头发就都是亚裔？老莫头发就是黑的。而且这孩子头发还发黄。
【在 m******c 的大作中提到】
: 看头发呀。100%亚裔。
【在 m******c 的大作中提到】
: 看头发呀。100%亚裔。
m*2
21 楼
试试pull钱出来，会被disable。这发生在我的Discover上连的Serve。
【在 S*****i 的大作中提到】
: Chime 也说pull不出来
: 结果我银行连接chime
: 照样取出那小额...
【在 S*****i 的大作中提到】
: Chime 也说pull不出来
: 结果我银行连接chime
: 照样取出那小额...
s*e
22 楼
如果严重的ADHD，有IEP的，难道没有配被特殊照顾人员吗？
arms.
【在 m******c 的大作中提到】
: 看头发呀。100%亚裔。
arms.
【在 m******c 的大作中提到】
: 看头发呀。100%亚裔。
z*2
23 楼
不要去试啦，不行的。Serve 的bill pay就很好用啦，基本账单都能付，除了town里收
的那些费。没有思路就给家里LD寄支票
的那些费。没有思路就给家里LD寄支票
r*f
24 楼
学校和警察无知又残忍
S*i
25 楼
没打算pull出来
不过这次连接Serve 倒是被Serve吃了.
【在 m**2 的大作中提到】
: 试试pull钱出来，会被disable。这发生在我的Discover上连的Serve。
不过这次连接Serve 倒是被Serve吃了.
【在 m**2 的大作中提到】
: 试试pull钱出来，会被disable。这发生在我的Discover上连的Serve。
m*7
26 楼
静观其变，预测这学校麻烦大了。
八岁的孩子，又不是三百磅的成年男子，有很多不需要手铐的restrain的方法。
八岁的孩子，又不是三百磅的成年男子，有很多不需要手铐的restrain的方法。
u*a
27 楼
其实校警和普通警察比，有更多地违反人身自由的灵活性，或者套个英语词：有 more
discretion.
discretion.
l*8
28 楼
虽然铐起来确实不对，但我还是理解这个校警的。小孩子闹起来绝对能把你活活气死，
而且从报道上看，这个小孩子当时是打人，虽然小孩子也打不伤人，但也是很麻烦的。
设身处地的想一想，如果你是那个校警，小孩子不停地踢你打你你怎么办？铐起来是让
他没法继续打人。从录像上看，这个校警对那小孩子还是和颜悦色的。说把小孩子弄伤
纯粹是家长讹诈。这个角度根本弄不伤的。
而且从报道上看，这个小孩子当时是打人，虽然小孩子也打不伤人，但也是很麻烦的。
设身处地的想一想，如果你是那个校警，小孩子不停地踢你打你你怎么办？铐起来是让
他没法继续打人。从录像上看，这个校警对那小孩子还是和颜悦色的。说把小孩子弄伤
纯粹是家长讹诈。这个角度根本弄不伤的。
t*n
29 楼
你试试是胳膊肘在背后能靠多近
嘴一翻就“这个角度根本弄不伤的”
【在 l*****8 的大作中提到】
: 虽然铐起来确实不对，但我还是理解这个校警的。小孩子闹起来绝对能把你活活气死，
: 而且从报道上看，这个小孩子当时是打人，虽然小孩子也打不伤人，但也是很麻烦的。
: 设身处地的想一想，如果你是那个校警，小孩子不停地踢你打你你怎么办？铐起来是让
: 他没法继续打人。从录像上看，这个校警对那小孩子还是和颜悦色的。说把小孩子弄伤
: 纯粹是家长讹诈。这个角度根本弄不伤的。
嘴一翻就“这个角度根本弄不伤的”
【在 l*****8 的大作中提到】
: 虽然铐起来确实不对，但我还是理解这个校警的。小孩子闹起来绝对能把你活活气死，
: 而且从报道上看，这个小孩子当时是打人，虽然小孩子也打不伤人，但也是很麻烦的。
: 设身处地的想一想，如果你是那个校警，小孩子不停地踢你打你你怎么办？铐起来是让
: 他没法继续打人。从录像上看，这个校警对那小孩子还是和颜悦色的。说把小孩子弄伤
: 纯粹是家长讹诈。这个角度根本弄不伤的。
u*a
30 楼
应该生产铐孩子的小手拷！
l*8
31 楼
这个角度我肯定没问题，小孩子就更不用说了。而且也没有说小孩子被弄伤吧。
着小孩也许有病，但家长绝对也有责任。这小孩9岁的姐姐也被铐起来过。
【在 t*********n 的大作中提到】
: 你试试是胳膊肘在背后能靠多近
: 嘴一翻就“这个角度根本弄不伤的”
着小孩也许有病，但家长绝对也有责任。这小孩9岁的姐姐也被铐起来过。
【在 t*********n 的大作中提到】
: 你试试是胳膊肘在背后能靠多近
: 嘴一翻就“这个角度根本弄不伤的”
r*f
32 楼
这得多恶毒才能说出口，嗯，要不就是脑残
喔唷要被封了吧
【在 l*****8 的大作中提到】
: 这个角度我肯定没问题，小孩子就更不用说了。而且也没有说小孩子被弄伤吧。
: 着小孩也许有病，但家长绝对也有责任。这小孩9岁的姐姐也被铐起来过。
f*e
33 楼
the 9 year old girl is not his sister.
【在 l*****8 的大作中提到】
: 这个角度我肯定没问题，小孩子就更不用说了。而且也没有说小孩子被弄伤吧。
: 着小孩也许有病，但家长绝对也有责任。这小孩9岁的姐姐也被铐起来过。
【在 l*****8 的大作中提到】
: 这个角度我肯定没问题，小孩子就更不用说了。而且也没有说小孩子被弄伤吧。
: 着小孩也许有病，但家长绝对也有责任。这小孩9岁的姐姐也被铐起来过。
a*1
34 楼
文章没说是亚裔男孩,而且侧脸看著也不像.
h*5
35 楼
很痛心,想到如果是自己的孩子,
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