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Two parents are facing drug charges after their 11-year-old child took their drugs to elementary school and told a school officer his parents were breaking the law.

Matthews Police say he reported his parents after a lesson about marijuana was delivered by a police officer who is part of the D.A.R.E. program, which teaches kids about the dangers of drugs, alcohol, and tobacco.

Three parents were arrested last week because their children had been truant too many times, officials said Wednesday. The consequences for parents arrested for their child's truancy include up to one year in county jail and/or a $2,000 fine for each child not in compliance. "Sometimes we have to reinforce the idea that it is a crime to not send your child to school," said Chief Deputy DA Karen Bell. "We don't want to take that route, but some parents force our hand and give us no other choice but to file criminal charges."

Daily News @ http://RevolutionNews.US ~ STASI SHOW & TELL! Police Coerced 5th-Grader to turn in his parents... An 11-year old is receiving praise from police for turning in two drug users after learning about the dangers of drugs during the schools D.A.R.E program-the users, were his parents.

According to WBTV News, the 11-year old was so effected by the D.A.R.E lessons talk about marijuana that he turned in his parents for using the illegal drug.

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A family in Williamson County, Austin have lost custody of their 7-year-old son as part of a Child Protective Services investigation because the parents taught their children to mistrust the government, an action that deemed them to be “unsuitable parents,” according to charges leveled by police officers in CPS documents.

This law mandates that any parents or guardians of a child must notify the child’s school in writing if such parent or guardian owns any firearm.

Cops & CPS Seize Child From Parents For Mistrusting Government

A family in Williamson County, Austin have lost custody of their 7-year-old son as part of a Child Protective Services investigation because the parents taught their children to mistrust the government, an action that deemed them to be “unsuitable parents,” according to charges leveled by police officers in CPS documents.

"So in Duncan (South Carolina), it's against the law to cheer for your kid during the graduation ceremonies. In the past, parents and relatives who cheered were escorted by cops from the stadiums."

An 11-year-old Minnesota boy who says he was fed up with his mom, a Dakota County probation supervisor, and stepfather filling their home with marijuana smoke took photos of the drugs, which were then sent to police.

WASHINGTON - Advocates of a Colorado campaign aimed at legalizing marijuana through the ballot box are directly targeting the most difficult voters to win over on the issue: parents. "Please, card my son," the billboard reads, which went up Wednesday across from the Denver Broncos' stadium and displays a father with his arm on his son's shoulder.