If you can't outsmart and calm down

[mercuryblues]

a 7 year old kid without resorting to violence then you should not have a position of authority over them. It is that simple.

[Phoenix61]

1. I've worked with kids who, on

occasion, have to be removed physically from where they are. There is a correct way to do that that ensures everyone's safety. That was most definitely not the way to go about it. He should be fired immediately.

[mercuryblues]

2. I've worked with adults

that needed to be removed and never had to resort to violence. And in my 10 years of doing so there was only 1 patient we needed to touch. Even before we got close enough to touch him we had to verbally calm him down enough so he wouldn't attack us.

So what I am saying, if a 6'+ male that had a black belt, who got injured by jumping out the window of the woman he just raped can be talked into acquiesce, a petrified kid should be a piece of cake.