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Emily Wulff‚ a school counselor at the Kino Junior High School in Mesa‚ Arizona is in deep trouble after creating a spreadsheet to track whether parents knew about a child’s transition or gender confusion. If the parents were unaware/unsupportive‚ Wulff and other staff would secretly affirm a child and conceal that fact from the student’s parents. If you needed another nudge to homeschool‚ this is it. Wulff created a “parental concealment cheat sheet” as a way to skirtail the Arizona law that prohibits schools from using a child’s preferred pronouns or a name different than their legal name. America First Legal is now suing the Mesa school district on behalf of a mother and daughter who went through a situation where the daughter was being secretly transitioned. The daughter who was called Megan for privacy purposes‚ was secretly being called “Michael” for months in her Mesa middle school. As AFL put it‚ the mother “met with the school principal‚ who confirmed the name change and that the school had intentionally been keeping it hidden from” her.  When the mother found out about the issue‚ she and Megan sat down with school counselors and talked through Megan’s issues. Her gender confusion was resolved and is now “very comfortable presenting herself as a female and using her given name and is thriving in high school.”  Megan’s mother and AFL insist that if the school had contacted the mother prior to all of this about Megan’s confusion‚ it could have been resolved and avoided months prior. AFL’s complaint also talks about the Kino Junior High situation where the “parental concealment cheat sheets” were found.  “The suit alleges that MPS maintains a policy of hiding from parents when a child socially transitions to a different gender in school. This policy is directly contrary to Arizona’s Parents’ Bill of Rights‚ which makes it illegal for government employees ‘to encourage or coerce’ a child ‘to withhold information from the child’s parent‚’” AFL reported. Additionally‚ Arizona schools are supposed to adhere to the Parents’ Bill of Rights which “gives parents the right ‘to direct the’ ‘education‚’ ‘upbringing‚’ ‘moral or religious training‚’ and ‘health care decisions’ of their children.’” Arizona also requires parental consent to teach about and or have decisions on sexuality. This little cheat sheet is a major red flag for the public school system in Mesa and parents there should proceed with caution when enrolling their kids.    

Georgia police said that a video of a robbery at a gas station was staged by the worker and arrested him as well as the alleged assailant. Police told WSB-TV that the two men had orchestrated the fake robbery at the Shell Station on Buford Highway in Duluth on Jan. 21. Police said they initially investigated the matter as an armed robbery until the victim's story began to unravel. When police reviewed the security video‚ they said that the assailant appeared to fake-punch the worker identified as Raj Patel‚ and the victim seemed to fall in a very controlled manner. After recovering from the alleged beating‚ Patel also took nearly 30 minutes to call police. “The video is crucial‚” said Cpl. Ted Sadowski. Police said that an officer encountered another worker of the gas station by their dumpster with a large amount of money in his pockets that evening. “You got cash falling out of your pocket‚” said the officer to Danny Curtis. “Yeah‚ I got cash‚ yeah‚” Curtis responded in the exchange also captured on video. Police claim that other surveillance video from outside captured Curtis changing his clothing before police talked to him. When police confronted Curtis‚ he allegedly confessed that he had faked the robbery and that Patel had told him what to do. Police said they stole $5‚000 from the cash register. Patel and Curtis were charged with felony conspiracy over the incident. Curtis was refused a bond because of previous arrests and was booked into the Gwinnett County jail. "It obviously takes a lot of resources to put something together and put a closure on this‚" said Sadowski. “Academy Awards shouldn’t be given on this one‚” he added. Here's a local news report about the arrest: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Texas police said a man who was sleeping in his truck shot and killed an alleged car robber with his AR-15 rifle on Tuesday morning in northeast Houston. Police said that the man was sleeping in his four-door truck when the alleged robber entered into his vehicle that was parked outside of an apartment complex on Parramatta Lane at about 3 a.m. "When he woke up he has this strange individual in the truck with him. He grabbed his gun and shot him multiple times‚" said Sgt. Ben Beall. He added that the windows had a heavy tint‚ so‚ the sleeping man was not clearly visible. Initially‚ Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said that the suspected robber was possibly armed with pistols. Police confirmed later that he had a Glock pistol in his pocket. "They shouldn't be out doing it in the first place‚" Beall added. "I don't believe that he realized that the reportee was sleeping in this truck before it was too late." Gonzalez said the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. The owner of the truck went to his brother's apartment in order to call the police to report the incident. Investigators said that the suspect had already burglarized other vehicles before the deadly incident. They were able to find a large screwdriver that they believe he used to break into cars. He was described only as being in his early 20s. The owner of the truck stayed at the scene and cooperated with the investigation‚ according to police. News video showed the black truck had several gunshots in it. KTRK-TV reported that the incident would be referred to a grand jury for possible charges. Here's a local news report about the incident: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!