Not only would the student be charged with a crime and possibly spend time in prison, the student would have to live with the fact that an innocent life was lost. That's not an easy thing to grasp. So, I ask students to be more careful on the paths and to stay off them when possible. I also ask Schultz and Harrison to stop a dangerous situation from getting worse. It's not something that can be blown off.
Human lives are at risk.
If you want to make a difference, call Schultz at 650-4628. Tell him that the rules need to be enforced for the safety of everyone. Zeigler isn't just an angry student with a complaint. He is a student who needs to be heard. He is a student who is trying to protect his children and the children and families of other students living at Cougar Village.