Oregon High School Student Suspended Over Homemade Phone Charger…
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Unlike clock boy I’m betting he won’t get an invite to the White House.
Via WACH:
A Sandy High School student has been suspended and will miss playing in his homecoming football game, because of a homemade electronic device he brought to school.
To many it looked like a bomb, but to Levi Frunk and his family it was just the latest creation from a very smart 15-year-old.
In reality the device was a homemade charger he used to charge his phone. He took it to Sandy High School and left it out in a locker room to charge his phone during weight training.
His coach saw it and called security. He started evacuating the area.
Frunk quickly cleared up the confusion, but the damage was done. He was suspended for a day and a half.
Father Of “Clock Boy” Ahmed Mohamed Sues Fox News For Defamation…
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Not to be confused with his lawsuit filed last month against the Irvine, Texas School District.
Via Dallas News:
The father of Ahmed Mohamed — the Irving teenager who became known as “clock boy” around the world after he was arrested for bringing a homemade alarm clock to school — sued for defamation Monday.
Mohamed Mohamed filed a lawsuit against multiple media outlets and conservative political commentators, including TV host Glenn Beck and his television network, TheBlaze. He also sued FOX Television Stations and Irving Mayor Beth Van Duyne.
Mohamed Mohamed sued on behalf of himself and his son, arguing that commentators and media outlets were responsible for libelous statements after his son’s arrest in 2015.
“The Mohamed family are peaceful Muslims who have been falsely accused of being terrorists and engaging in a jihad,” the suit states. “The correction must also be made that the arrest and suspension of Ahmed Mohamed was not a stunt and it was not pre-planned, staged or engineered by anyone, including [his father].”
The lawsuit comes a month after the Mohamed family announced a federal lawsuit against the city of Irving and its school district, alleging that the boy’s rights were violated after Irving police mistook his homemade clock for a bomb
