He represented Republicans in former President Bill Clinton's Senate impeachment trial. In the complaint filed Wednesday, Schippers asks the state Department of Human Rights to investigate the decision to discipline Hill after he confronted the boys. Maciejewski would only speak through school officials, who maintain Hill went beyond the scope of his authority by intimidating the boys. In another exchange, Hill allegedly followed the boys in his car as they walked down the street away from the school. Hill and his attorney say he was simply interceding to prevent the situation from escalating.
Students claim the boys' behavior went beyond taunting.
I want them to stop doing this because I'm sick and tired of taking this from my own classmates. I'm tired of worrying about what I look like, just so I won't get picked on. And several others said the boys have evoked fear in Edgebrook pupils, who know of the group's reputation in the northwest Chicago community as neighborhood bullies. They're just a menace. Johnson insists Hill was not punished for reporting the incident, but rather for the way he responded to the male students.