PLOVER, Wis. – A Wisconsin police chief said an ordinance imposing fines on the parents of school bullies is based around the idea that “it’s the parents’ job to raise the kids.”
Plover Police Chief Dan Ault, who suggested the ordinance passed by the town two weeks ago, said parents of children who police determine to have engaged in bullying behavior multiple times within a 90-day period can now be made to pay a $124 fine.
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