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Pennsylvania special education student charged with disorderly conduct for wetting pants

Filed under: Health & Safety: Babies, Development/Milestones: Babies, Media, Day Care & Education

I never know pissing your pants could be grounds for an arrest for disorderly conduct, but apparently that's the case if you're a developmentally-disabled 12-year-old in Pennsylvania. A special education student in Montour County, Pennsylvania has officially been "charged with disorderly conduct" after school officials said she deliberately wet her pants at school. This is a case where the two sides have very different stories. The school claims that they are "at their wit's end" with the girl, who has apparently caused them multiple problems in the past. They have argued to the police that the girl deliberately wet her pants in order to get out of washing some dishes.

The girl's mother has a different story. She agrees that her daughter refused to go to the school kitchen to wash pots and pans after preparing a ho0liday meal with her classmates, but claims her daughter pissed her pants because she feared the school's principal Kevin Duckwork. The girl's mother said she is terrified by Duckwork and has soiled her drawers during several other confrontations with him.

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Start by teaching him that it is safe to do so.