Teens steal a car and run over biker for fun

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:House arrest for life, after some time in prison.

I get by society's standards he will see some incarceration time but let's be honest, this stupid boy spending time with hardened criminals will not help society in the least.

Are you insane? Locking up murderers protects society from violence. Duh. House arrest? So he can just walk outside and escape justice? Crazy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:House arrest for life, after some time in prison.

I get by society's standards he will see some incarceration time but let's be honest, this stupid boy spending time with hardened criminals will not help society in the least.

Are you insane? Locking up murderers protects society from violence. Duh. House arrest? So he can just walk outside and escape justice? Crazy.

You're insane if you think he'll be locked up permanently for a crime committed at 17. He might not even be convicted of Murder 1.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:House arrest for life, after some time in prison.

I get by society's standards he will see some incarceration time but let's be honest, this stupid boy spending time with hardened criminals will not help society in the least.

Are you insane? Locking up murderers protects society from violence. Duh. House arrest? So he can just walk outside and escape justice? Crazy.

You're insane if you think he'll be locked up permanently for a crime committed at 17. He might not even be convicted of Murder 1.

+1
He might spend a few months in jail.
Anyone know how long the teen that fatally assaulted the man at the Frederick county fair a few years ago was locked up for?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:House arrest for life, after some time in prison.

I get by society's standards he will see some incarceration time but let's be honest, this stupid boy spending time with hardened criminals will not help society in the least.

Are you insane? Locking up murderers protects society from violence. Duh. House arrest? So he can just walk outside and escape justice? Crazy.

You're insane if you think he'll be locked up permanently for a crime committed at 17. He might not even be convicted of Murder 1.

+1. "Why ruin the rest of his life for one mistake????" Is what the jury will hear and probably believe.

Take a look at this kid's background. I guarantee this is not the first "mistake" and he's been given multiple "second chances".

[Anonymous]

People like this are not redeemable and we need to stop wasting resources trying to “save” those like him.

[Anonymous]

Anyone who thinks these guys should see the light of day ever again wants to live in a different world than I do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People like this are not redeemable and we need to stop wasting resources trying to “save” those like him.

THIS

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People like this are not redeemable and we need to stop wasting resources trying to “save” those like him.

The current theory is that these people are just hard luck Einsteins. If they just had the right opportunity, they could revolutionize the world. We just haven't found that opportunity. I wonder if there is a small country looking looking for a tyrannical despot. That would be perfect.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:House arrest for life, after some time in prison.

I get by society's standards he will see some incarceration time but let's be honest, this stupid boy spending time with hardened criminals will not help society in the least.

Have you watched the video? It was an intentional, cold-blooded murder committed for absolutely no reason, one of the most heinous crimes I have ever seen or heard of. Calling it “stupid” is appalling, it was way more than this. In a just society, this would be a death penalty offense. The “boy” should be locked up for many decades.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some of those bikers are really annoying but I would never recommend run over them

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is so horrific. Ugh. What is wrong with people?

https://twitter.com/ImMeme0/status/1702826825880129577

You mean what is wrong with people like the poster?

“If you could choose their punishment, what would it be?”

That’s as bad as the behavior of the teens.[b] What is WRONG with people?

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You are what’s wrong with America right now. Saying these teens sound get jailed for life is just as bad as killing another human?!? Sick.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is so horrific. Ugh. What is wrong with people?

https://twitter.com/ImMeme0/status/1702826825880129577

Life in prison in solitary confinement.

[Anonymous]

Boys will be boys! Just have a restorative justice session with the victim's family and I'm sure he won't do it again. He just needs a college scholarship to see through to his full potential.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:House arrest for life, after some time in prison.

I get by society's standards he will see some incarceration time but let's be honest, this stupid boy spending time with hardened criminals will not help society in the least.

Have you watched the video? It was an intentional, cold-blooded murder committed for absolutely no reason, one of the most heinous crimes I have ever seen or heard of. Calling it “stupid” is appalling, it was way more than this. In a just society, this would be a death penalty offense. The “boy” should be locked up for many decades.

Just societies don't have the death penalty.

[Anonymous]

There are kids living in your neighborhood right now who have violent tendencies. They are seeing this case.

If these LV boys walk, you can expect more violent crime by 17yos near your own homes. It's already happening that minors have figured out that they won't be punished. They are ruining their own lives and those of their victims. Justice is about deterring at-risk youth from ruining their own lives too.