This goes much further than private tutors ...

[bovertine]

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Yes, I recognize it is not currently classified as a crime.</p>

<p>Just wondering whether you would use the same logic, though – let’s say someone swiped her ATM card and stole her money. She bravely worked extra hours at her job and not only made back the amount lost but made even more, impressed her boss and got a promotion, instead of whining about it, etc… The thief on the other hand continued his way and eventually got caught and was sent to jail.</p>

<p>Seems like the same logic works.

I understand your point, and it may in fact indeed be a crime. A crime against whomever owned the shark I suppose - the school or the student. But in this case I think DAP’s D handled it correctly. She told her instructor what happened, and then carried on. It’s up to the school at that point.</p>

<p>What do you think the police reaction would be to reporting something like this?</p>