Skimpy Prom Dress Leads to Arrest; Parents Should Have Been Arrested Also
Marche Taylor is a 17 year-old high school senior in Texas. On the night of her senior prom recently, she found herself in handcuffs and carted off to jail. Wow, that's not exactly the way anyone would want their prom to be remembered. What happened?
It seems that Miss Taylor was not allowed to enter the prom because her dress was inappropriate. She knew her dress was in violation of school rules but she tried to get in anyway.
School officials stood their grounds. Taylor became belligerent and demanded her money back. Eventually, police were called to quell the disturbance and off went Miss Taylor in handcuffs. How embarrassing.
When looking at Marche Taylor's 'custom designed' dress, one must wonder, where in the hell were her parents? She looked like a stripper. Surely, an adult in her life could have stopped her from degrading herself in that attire. When Taylor was handcuffed, the police should have picked up her parents and taken them to jail too.
Taylor was not arrested because of her dress; she was arrested for disturbing the peace. When she couldn't get in the prom and didn't get her money back, did she really think someone would have money on the spot to give her?
Taylor's incident should be a lesson to all high school kids in America. Enough with the ridiculous prom attire; our children should know what is and is not acceptable and appropriate. Acceptable according to whose standards? How about common decency.
Unfortunately, Miss Taylor has not learned that lesson from her experience. I do hope someone can reach her social conscience so she understands. In the meantime, she broke the rules and is not entitled to her money back. She really should be punished for arguing with the chaperone.
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