Repeat offender at 11 years old

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The bottom line is that people need to stop having kids that they cannot properly take care of. I don’t know what the answer is. Maybe there should be some sort of guaranteed income if someone finishes school and attends college or a trade school before having any children. It would be cheaper for society in the long run.

A good first step is to keep abortion + contraception legal, cheap, and easy to attain.

But I see a lot of politicians trying to restrict abortion and contraception + flood the country with cheap guns. That's recipe for an army of traumatized street kids.

All of the bolded items are readily available in DC. You need to come up with another excuse.

It also implies that the 11-year old is the progeny of a time traveler.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Janeese Lewis George says we can’t arrest people under 18, no matter what crime they committed, because it will traumatize them.

Stop electing these crazy people to office.

Thankfully our new chief of police will put an end to all that. Oh wait...

[Anonymous]

The chief of police does not write the laws, prosecute or judge defendants. Those 3 areas are the weak links. JLG participates in the first.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a teacher and could think of a few former students this could be. One has a mentally ill parent and another parent truly doing their best but has trauma and PTSD from the other parent. There’s a lack of mental health resources available. And at schools we’re so trauma informed we allow kids to get away with anything. I’ve seen it all in elementary school and the kids just get. a few days suspension to play video games and come back bragging about it.

The real answer to crime is what’s happening at the lower school levels. And that’s a question for city council who has eliminated all disciplinary options.

+1. Also a teacher. I agree with everything you wrote. I guarantee this kid is a behavior problem at school and his teachers have been brushed off when they voiced concerns.

Did you read the article? I guarantee she tried to get him help but DCPS is inept and won't outplace kids that clearly need to be outplaced.

"The probation officer also said the mother was having trouble placing her son in school because of his “behavior issues,” and he requested the youth be evaluated to determine if any psychological challenges were affecting his education."