Chapter 17 - The University HearingTrent's university conduct hearing lasted seven hours.
Evidence included:
Greg's videos.
Convoy footage.
Traffic-camera footage.
My prior complaint.
Group chats.
Witness statements.
Trent had counsel.
He challenged several interpretations.
That was his right.
He admitted taking the prosthetic.
Claimed he intended only a joke.
Then admitted dropping it.
Claimed panic.
The panel asked about his threat afterward.
“I was scared.”
They asked why he told me to lie.
He had no good answer.
The panel found multiple violations.
Violence.
Harassment.
Interference with disability access.
Dangerous conduct.
Retaliatory intimidation.
Trent was expelled.
He could appeal.
He did.
The decision was upheld.
I expected satisfaction.
Instead I felt tired.
A person losing college was not joyful.
Necessary consequences were still losses.
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I learned to live with it.
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