TP to the op for posting this. The bottom line here, sadly, seems to be that it's all about quotas. Don't get me started on that zero tolerance bullEdited. Profanity and masked profanity are against forum rules and may result in discipline., especially because we are now, essentially, a zero tolerance society. That cop should be stripped of his job and benefits, in addition to be being permanently banned from ever being able to serve in any role of law enforcement for the rest of his life, and I hope that he rots in hell. Don't get me started on the stigma associated with special needs kids and others with mental health problems. It's ridiculous and beyond disgusting. I know at least a few people who have similar issues, and guess what, they're great, normal kids, but the societal stigma associated with kids like Jessie is, quite frankly, intolerable, and I have zero tolerance for such monsters who use and look down on these people, who are no different from you nor I. I especially hate the assclowns who post on facebook about, "stopping the r-word," and then do nothing about it, except to use this issue to further their agenda, the prime example being the people, predominately girls, who take kids with down syndrome to the prom, only to upload the photos onto facebook etc, saying, "I took so-and-so to the prom because they didn't have a date. Am I not the most amazing person in the world? Please, sniff my poop, if you will - there is no smell." It's almost like they do such things just to be able to get into their top college. Are your grades and SAT scores just a little off, despite your numerous extracurricular activities? Well, then do I have a solution for you...There's a special place in hell for people like that. Sorry for the rant, this is very upsetting. And yes, to the officers of that police operation - you just personified entrapment.
There is one important question here that needs answering, however - if someone was constantly bugging you for drugs, why not, instead of succumbing to the constant nagging, say no, and then report that individual to your guidance counselor, administration officials, teachers, etc, because obviously someone has a problem that needs to be addressed. Even if they weren't cops, wouldn't you be concerned enough for their well being to at least try to do something about it? Why didn't the parents step in and say that something is wrong. They had the texts that, imo, could easily be classified as harassment. Again, it's just something to think about, because those parents could have, and should have, done much more in that situation, imo.