Kids Jumping Off SBHS Roof into Pool
A group of juveniles was jumping off the roof of Santa Barbara High School into the swimming pool, SBPD is responding.
A group of juveniles was jumping off the roof of Santa Barbara High School into the swimming pool, SBPD is responding.
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Jun 02, 2020 04:42 PMI wonder who gets sued if they get hurt?
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Jun 02, 2020 04:56 PMROGER: Three guesses who will get sued! Remember that idiot girl a few years ago who fell through a skylight or something at Bishop Garcia Diego High School while illegal]y trespassing? She was injured and her bloodsucking parents sued the school for maintaining a public nuisance, and won a shit-ton of $$$. America—the land of opportunity!
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Jun 03, 2020 03:16 PMREX: The girl who fell through the roof at Bishop was a student who was doing a school activity on the roof. She wasn't trespassing and didn't sue for maintaining a public nuisance...a settlement was reached quickly to address the severe medical bills suffered during a school activity (they were cleaning up decorations). I am a huge proponent of tort reform and truly despise opportunistic lawyers who go after anything and everything, and if the situation had been as you described I'd agree with you...but it wasn't...
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Jun 03, 2020 03:33 PMHey Rex, epic fail post!
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Jun 02, 2020 04:46 PMThat sounds like fun! Refreshing on a hot day! I bet the fun police will be all over this one...
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Jun 02, 2020 04:53 PMMe and my buddies used to do that back in like 1998.
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Jun 02, 2020 09:20 PMYeah, me too. My friends and I used to go to a 4-story high apartment complex which was next to a smaller building that had a deep swimming pool. We used to jump from the roof of the tall building (5th floor) to the deep end of the pool next door. The distance from the edge of the pool to the edge of the roof was easily 15 feet, so you had to take a running leap, but you'd really cross quite a large distance as you fell, and we had to cross power lines that ran between the two buildings. I was 17 and completely insane at that age.
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Jun 03, 2020 03:04 PMM-Cubed - yup! We did in 93-94 too!
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Jun 02, 2020 05:07 PMChip and M-Cubed, I thought the same... duh, why not?
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Jun 02, 2020 09:01 PMI know this is wrong and dangerous behavior, but part of me can’t help cheering on the joi de vivre shown by these pool-lovers.
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Jun 03, 2020 01:13 AMNow get off my lawn......
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Jun 03, 2020 08:27 AMSounds like fun.
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Jun 03, 2020 10:06 AMPerfect example of the ability of youth to evaluate risk vs. reward well. And yes, I'm as guilty as anyone: I once walked up & over a steel bridge structure in the rain, over a shallow creek on a dare. I'm eternally grateful that my stupidities before my brain was fully mature didn't kill or maim me for life. They gave me perspective but not a lot of comfort when my own kids hit adolescence and became increasingly on their own.
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Jun 03, 2020 10:15 AMSounds like fun times.... AND, at least they aren't graffiti" ing or vandalizing, or stabbing each other, or up to other really BAD mischief, around the City (I know.... my sentence structure isn't so good this morning!! kinda tired and burned out!)
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Jun 03, 2020 02:56 PMThe girl who fell through a skylight at Bishop Garcia High School in October of 2000 was a student. She and another student were walking across the roof carrying a ladder in order to take down signs after a homecoming rally. At the time of the incident (early afternoon), they were in full view of other students, some parents , and staff.
It was negligent to allow students to be on the roof!
It is a miracle that she even survived ! The amount of the settlement was not disclosed.
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Jun 03, 2020 11:08 PMThe school had to pay because she climbed on the roof and hurt herself??
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Jun 03, 2020 04:06 PMIt's called having more testosterone than sense.
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Jun 03, 2020 04:14 PMsomeone called the police for this? Lol