Just read the article and am in complete shock, dumbfounded over the level of insanity and sheer panic demonstrated by the teacher, principal, and officers. I couldn't imagine being in the dad's boots. What kind of psycho experiment is going on up there?
In a "normal" world, of course Daddy would be his daughter's hero, fighting bad guys and monsters, making her feel safe and confident. When they asked who the man was in her drawing, the girl replied, "That's my daddy." Every little girl should feel the same way, and all daddy's should work hard to be their little girl's hero.
These mamby-pamby, wet-their-shorts-type who get all nervous and jerky need to be locked away from normal, real life for their own protection. If a picture throws them into an all-out tizzy, think about what rush-hour traffic might do to them, or a having their order messed up at Tim Horton's. I certainly don't want to be around any of them when that happens.