Second Grade Girl Roams Streets Of Sacramento After Teachers Puts Her Out In The Hallway

"An angry mother and father in a suburb of Sacramento are suing the Natomas Unified School District after their emotionally distraught seven-year-old daughter was left completely unattended and went wandering around town all by herself in the middle of a Wednesday school day."

"Jason Dillard said that his second-grade daughter, Samaya, had spilled some water in class. The teacher, Lupe Rodriguez, was frustrated about it. In response, Dillard said, Rodriguez dragged the seven-year-old girl out of class as she was sitting in her chair."

"Rodriguez allegedly left the girl outside the class for quite awhile until she eventually wandered down the hall, out the door and off school grounds.

“When I finally got the call from the school, it was 11:30,” said Dillard. “So when I get to the school and I say, ‘When was the last time you saw my child,’ and they say, ’9:30,’ I’m thinking, ‘Okay, this girl might not ever come back.’”

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You really cant blame the teacher or the school in this situation can you? Think back to when you were 7 and how many times you got sent out to the hallway for acting up; like infinity? And, kids spilling water does get pretty fucking old.  The only problem here is that this 7-year-old was dumb enough to walk out of the school and wander around the streets of Sacramento like it was fucking Disney World or something. Like does her family lock her up all day in their house until they make their weekly Wal - Mart run?

Oh look at this:

"Meanwhile, Samaya had quite an adventure. She moseyed down a busy road. She traipsed over an interstate over pass at one point, crossing freeway entrance and exit ramps. She then kept walking, for about two miles altogether.

She stopped into a Walmart. She eventually ambled into an On the Border fast-casual restaurant and asked for a cup of water. Employees at On the Border contacted police and asked for an officer to come to the restaurant to make sure the girl was okay. The police refused, apparently believing that a seven-year-old girl walking around with no adult supervision in the middle of a school day is nothing to be alarmed about."

Her first stop was Wal-Mart? That makes sense, just going somewhere you feel at home when you don't know how to get home because you are seven and you just ran away from school. Gotta give her credit for going to On the Boarder and asking for a water. Total power move asking for it when that's what got you in this pickle in the first place, Samaya.