Activism at Work: Victim of Zero Tolerance Has Punishment Dramatically Reduced Due to Public OutcryKimberly Paxton Back in February, The Daily Sheeple reported on the case of David Duren-Sanner, an honor student from Clarksville, Tennessee whose saga begin when he borrowed his fathers truck to get to school one day. Unfortunately, Davids trouble isnt over yet. He still faces weapons charges from the Montgomery County Sheriffs Office. His court date was March 14, but the court could not locate the school police officer. Instead of dropping the charges, the court has rescheduled Davids arraignment for May 21st. Heres how you can help: If you havent signed the petition already, please do so HERE. District Attorney General John Carneys phone number is (931) 648-5574. The Montgomery County Sheriff is John Fuson. His phone number is (931) 648-0611 ext. 13501. The email address of the sheriffs office is soinfo@mcgtn.net. A new bill is coming to the state senate of Ohio that will fight these ridiculous zero-tolerance policies. You can show your support by signing this petition. This could be a precedent for other states to enact their own laws to protect innocent students from frivolous prosecution. Kimberly Paxton is a staff writer for The Daily Sheeple, where this first appeared. She is based out of upstate New York. You can follow Kimberly on Facebook and Twitter. 