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Rooster7, It's hard to make a judgement when you only hear one side of the story. I understand. My main concern was that she would show up tonight in COR mode, assuming that she didn't know she wasn't COR anymore, and cause a scene. I don't have to worry any longer. I've been told that she has resigned as COR. Thanks to all

Thanks to all for your responses. I just received word that the mother called the CO and resigned as COR. Not that she really needed to. This woman has a history of doing things like this in scouts and at school. I was concerned that if she decided to get involved with another Pack that they would have the same problems. I spoke with someone from our District and they assured me that her name is now known to Council for what it's worth. I know that what she said to the scout isn't really a threat. But to an eight year old boy this is as threatening as it gets. BTW.. she may n

More of the story... I had five scouts with me selling popcorn in my neighborhood. Two brothers who are ex-scouts and sons of the COR began taunting two of the scouts as they went to one of the houses. The boys followed the scouts up the driveway. At this point an altercation occurred between on of the scouts and one of the ex-scouts. They were out of my view but there was one witness that stated the ex-scout was poking the scout and the scout punched the other boy. I've known this scout for two years and he is very timid and shy. I could believe that he pushed the boy but not punch hi

An altercation arose between one of our scouts and an ex-scout. The ex-scout's mother is our COR. She physically threatened the scout. The incident has already been reported to Council and the CO and the decision has been made to replace the COR and the proper paperwork is being filed. What I would like to know is what would happen if he ex-COR tried to take a leader position at another Pack? Would this person be banned from BSA? Thanks