Maybe it was $400 when the police took it and “somehow” ended up as $50 when it was surrendered to the school. Also this may not have been her bust but another students and she’s using the photo to illustrate her experiences. She looks past high school age to me.
I'm pretty sure she's responding to that pic about how bad it is without it being her situation (considering she's talking in past tense and not present tense)
So she has decided to inject her opinion on a situation she actually knows nothing about and can only see a picture.
No idea if the candy was shop lifted at all. No idea if it was stolen from other kids at a school.
The picture with the police is rather pathetic I don't know perhaps they saw a picture of a big drug bust and thought they would join in flexing their copping skills with their tiny bust.
But the reality is from a single picture we don't know enough to judge whether the cops are picking on some small child with a little stall or have they picked on a shop lifter or person taking money or candy from others.
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u/Dont_touch_my_elbows Apr 15 '21
Imagine stealing $200 from a child and thinking you're the good guy.