Your entire reasoning is based on " just in case" lol?
Michele, I was not serious about throwing this guy in jail because he calls himself Young Thug. I do think itās likely that heās guilty based on reasons explained earlier by Dan.
Yes, I know but I didnāt really understand him and he didnāt reply.
The only person arrested was the homeowner.
They havenāt found the suspects that fled yet.
Is that an arrest if you go to the station and they fill out a police report? Is he behind bars? Has he been charged?
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Thatās a good question. I read nothing about him being arrested. I might have missed it as Iām on my phone, not my computer.
Same. I thought maybe the title of the article was misleading, but the title doesnāt even say he was arrested.
I just reread it. No arrest.
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Youāre right. He wasnāt arrested. He was unnecessarily taken to the police station where he was questioned and released. Iām just waiting to see if they take away his right to bear arms the way they did with the other man who defended himself and family.
Unnecessarily? I would assume that would happen every time you kill someone in your home? They might have even asked him if he needed to go to the hospital. Iām sure it was traumatizing.
Seems logical to go to a police station after something like that, unless he needed medical attention.
It is absolutely standard procedure to take the guy who killed another person to the police station and get a statement, and maybe even hold him for awhile as you check out his statement for validity. This is true anywhere, in any civilized country. Thereās nothing here.
Thatās not true, Reg. The person in the water with Obamaās chef, Taylor, gave her statement in Obamaās office with Obama present. Nobody, to this day, has ever been taken to the police station in that case. Justify that.
Do you think this mother should be imprisoned for her sons crime?
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I just heard about this. I would say yes, but only because of how easy he stole the gun, not because they didnāt get him help. If he broke into the neighborās house, stole a gun and shot up the school, then I would say no charges for the parents. Thereās a lot of parents, some single working 2 or 3 jobs and it is not possible for them all to get their kid help. They can all keep firearms away from them. Thereās no excuse for that.
If this is the same case, his father will also be tried. Separately.
Would you say charges to the neighbor for their irresponsiblity in leaving their own firearms accessible?
BS! That implies a job is more important than a childās mental stability. The number one job of a parent is the care of their child.
Simplistic judgmental nonsense. Parents have to put food on the table first. Millions of people struggle to do that. Mental health is a luxury not everyone can afford.
Oh, Iām sorry my answer doesnāt measure up to your psychosis.
She was found guilty. I have no idea if this is the right call. Iād rather find politicians guilty for not controlling guns, but this may not be a bad compromise. I donāt know.