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Julie Scott Giles and her son Sam live in Georgia, where Sam attends public school in Screven County. His school has a policy that allows students to have up to 6 unexcused absences per year, and Sam was reported to have 12 at the time of arrest. However, Julie explained via Facebook that while Sam was 6 absences over the limit, 3 of those ended up being excused because Sam's doctor reissued 3 notes that Sam had never turned in. This means that Julie's arrest was over just 3 unexcused absences.
Giles explained that her son is often sick and that she can't always take him to the doctor's each time to obtain an official note because of the costly fees. Her son reportedly has 4 A's and 4 B's, showing that although he may be absent more than others, he still manages to excel in school. He also was named Student of the Month and his teacher stated that Sam was chosen because of his willingness to help others and participate in their activities, even if it wasn't his first choice.
Comment: Police forces throughout the US now simply react and rarely do they attempt to de-escalate situations. In fact the police are often the first to cause situations to get out of control - it's shoot first and ask questions later. All people are now assumed to be criminals and treated as such. Perhaps the elites are becoming more afraid that the pitchforks are coming soon, and the overt brutality of the police is simply a way to let the populace know who is still in charge.