Car Raid?!?!

Car Raid On Principals Car; Interesting Results


The students of the sixth hour English II class conducted a car raid on Mr. White's car on Monday. We found numerous things in the 1982 Toyota Land Cruiser, which include a broken drivers side handle, part of the cloth covering the ceiling in the back falling down, and big plastic container in the back that held unknown contents. There was also a lot of white hair in the car, and I wasn't sure whether it was his, or maybe a dog's hair. Mr. White says that he has had two blue heelers, both of which have died within the last few years, and had left some hair in the car. During the interview, someone had asked why there was a bag of dusty trail mix under the driver's seat, which led to a follow-up of why we found a beer bottle under the seat also. He says it is not his; that it was probably one of his son's. Another topic that sparked controversy amongst the students was the face that the car was parked in front of a "No-Parking" sign. He said that he has parked there for years, and didn't see a point in not parking in that spot due to the fact that nobody used that spot when he first started his job here at Tongue River High School. He said that since we asked him about it and Mr. Munsick bugs him about it, that he might just take down the sign.
There was also a bag from surgery center, and he was questioned about it also. Mr. White recently had an eye surgery due to cataracts. The car wasn't in the best condition. It had dents and looked as though it hadn't been cleaned in the last 5 years. There was dog hair all over the car, and parts were falling apart, if not broken already. The handle to the driver's side of the car had been broken, and he has since used a contraption inside the car where he has to pull it and it opens the door. Now, back to cleanliness. The car was rusting already. Also, he didn't know that he had a bag of trail mix under the seat? Tsk tsk. All that dog hair might seriously damage someone with killer dog allergies. Is it just laziness or carelessness? Laziness, law breaking and uncleanliness, what's next? Maybe after reading all these articles, he might decide to get out a vacuum and clean up all that mess.