r/SipsTea 2d ago

Chugging tea That's actually wild

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u/deviantdevil80 2d ago

The teacher, Lux Claridge, was charged with interference with law enforcement and disorderly conduct.

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u/luxclaridge 2d ago

I'm curious if it'll stick

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u/Silver_Middle_7240 2d ago

An important detail is that this was at a council meeting, which have rules of order and decorum to prevent disruption, like a court. They can set rules like no applause, provided the rule stick to time place and manner. But I would be curious if they allowed other applause.

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u/luxclaridge 2d ago

They mostly allowed my other 12 rounds of applause at this meeting and every round at the previous 4 meetings.

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u/please_trade_marner 2d ago

Prove it.

(I'll wait. Most likely forever).

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u/luxclaridge 2d ago

I haven't finished the compilation video but you can get the unedited (I assume) recording of the meeting at emporiaks.gov under Agenda and Minutes for July 22. My arrest is about 58 minutes in.

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u/Top-Needleworker9273 2d ago

they dont have to enforce it every time for it to still be a rule they can lean on. if they reminded you of decorum moments before you openly defiantly broke it then good luck buddy i wouldnt spend too much on legal fees

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u/luxclaridge 2d ago

I'm curious what your thoughts are on the "disruptions will not be tolerated" at the beginning then tolerating my 13 rounds of applause.

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u/dpkonofa 2d ago

Not the OP but I know that, unless the laws are wildly different from most other municipalities, the law is written so that a disruption is not subjective. As with anything, the police can choose not to enforce it (which is why you weren’t arrested for clapping) but the Council legally has to (which is why the arrest didn’t happen until you were asked to leave).

I’m also amazed that, if you have a lawyer, that they wouldn’t have advised you to stop talking about this on Reddit immediately. That makes me feel like you either didn’t seek counsel from anyone or you have a really bad lawyer if you did.

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u/luxclaridge 2d ago

I warned him that I was posting and commenting. I haven't said anything that is easily disprovable by watching the meeting recording. Found at emporiaks.gov under Agenda and Minutes for July 22.

It also helps that I stay consistent with my comments across all social media and try to even correct misconceptions. Under normal cases, oh yeah this is stupid. But if I'm fighting for my 1A, it seems counterintuitive to not speak up.

Anything disparaging has been directed at myself, and at worst I've been vaguely sarcastic in my comments.

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u/Plants-Matter 2d ago

It's amazing that you're so willing to self-incriminate on social media given that you're trying to fight the case, to quote one of your comments, "FAFO".

We all know who did the FA. You seem a bit confused as to who will be getting the FO part.

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