Buffalo Public Schools, Angry Cops, and More

Buffalo Pubic Schools found themselves at the bottom of a hole, and bought more shovels. Buffalo Public Schools Continues to Cover Itself in Infamy

From the moment Buffalo SVU Detective Richard Hy unveiled his allegations against the Buffalo Public Schools, the schools had a simple fix. They could take the allegations seriously, address them, thank Hy for bringing it to their attention, and then move on.

Instead, they called the allegations "untruths," which likely was a ploy to avoid being sued for libel when they knew the accusations were most definitely true. They've dragged their feet on their so-called independent investigation, and now they're doubling down on the stupid.

The board of education scheduled a meeting where parents could discuss their concerns, when they realized that the interest was off the charts, they changed the venue to a SMALLER location.

So yeah, rather than use a venue that could seat plenty who might wish to voice their concerns about what the hell is going on with their public school system, and honestly might be too small anyway, they're downsizing to a much smaller room that will artificially restrict the number of people who can physically attend the meeting.

That's some shady stuff, folks.

There is a lot more, including how making this may may violate New York's Open Meetings Law.

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The original episode of the Unsubscribe Podcast where Rich Hy stated what the issues are. It is 37 minutes.

This special episode of the Unsubscribe Podcast where Detective Rich Hy showed up with some evidence. This video is just over an hour.