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#TRUMP NICE CLOCK AHMED UPDATE#
An Irving School District spokeswoman said the district had received the letter of demand and that its own lawyers would "respond as appropriate, as with any legal matter. SeptemStaff WRITER On radio Tuesday, Glenn shared an update on the situation with the student in Irving, Texas who was arrested for bringing a supposed clock to school. He was not permitted to contact his parents and was "pressured to sign a written statement admitting that he intended to bring a 'hoax bomb' to school." The letter states that the principal threatened that he would be expelled if he did not sign the confession.
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But in his English class, a teacher told him it "looked like" a bomb. Attorneys claim that Ahmed showed it to another teacher earlier in the day without consequence.
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Trump's bullying helped him win 2016but in 2020, it'll be a weakness. The family is demanding an apology from Van Duyne and others involved because they would like to return to Irving, attorney Kelly Hollingsworth said The letter alleges that officials at Ahmed's school never really thought that his homemade clock, assembled from "spare parts and scrap pieces he had around the house," was a bomb. Trump's bullying helped him win 2016but in 2020, it'll be a weakness. The letter says that Irving Mayor Beth Van Duyne called the clock a "hoax bomb" during an appearance on a television show and said that Ahmed was not cooperative during questioning by police. The youngster later met Obama when he attended 'Astronomy Night' at the White House. Ahmed was subsequently invited to the White House by US President Barack Obama who tweeted about his "cool clock". The 14-year-old became an overnight sensation after his sister tweeted a photo of the aspiring inventor standing in handcuffs while wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with the logo of US space agency NASA. Hours later, he was handcuffed and arrested by law enforcement officers as part of "standard procedure". In September, ninth-grader Ahmed had brought a digital clock, made from a pencil case, to his school in Irving to show it to his teacher who mistook the device to be a bomb. The incident caused "severe psychological trauma" to the teen, the letter said, adding that he and his family suffered physical and mental anguish. Ahmed's family, which moved to Qatar after accepting a foundation's offer to pay for the teen's education, argued in the letter that the boy's reputation had been "permanently scarred". CHICAGO A Texas teenager arrested after a teacher mistook his home-made clock for a bomb has won invitations to the White House, Google and Facebook, in a surge of public support. An attorney for the family wrote in letters published by the local media seeking USD 10 million in damages from the city of Irving, Texas, and USD 5 million from the local school district, adding that they will file a civil suit if they do not receive a reply within 60 days. HOUSTON: The family of Ahmed Mohamed, the Texas teenager who was arrested after a teacher mistook his homemade clock for a bomb, has demanded USD 15 million in compensation and written apologies from Irving city's mayor and police chief, their lawyers have said.