Zero Tolerance insanity: Student Suspended for 'Doing the Right Thing' by Handing Over Hunting Knife

From Fox News Insider:

A Pennsylvania teen was slapped with a 10-day out-of-school suspension for what his attorney calls "doing the right thing."

David Schaffner III, 16, was at his school's football game Friday night when he realized he had mistakenly left a hunting knife in his pocket after using it that afternoon at his home. Schaffner decided to turn it in to a security guard at the entrance, thinking he could just get it back at the end of the game.

A few minutes into the game, Schaffner says the principal of Fox Chapel Area School found him and told him that his error was "much more serious." Schaffner and his attorney, Phil Dilucente, talked to Steve Doocy about the incident this morning on Fox & Friends. . . .