A new level of crime. Just awful

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Like 1% of criminals do 80% of crimes, and mostly due to mental illness.

The kids doing the crimes in DC aren't mental ill, at least many of them are not. The guy who stabbed the dog, yes. The carjacking teens? No, mostly not.

Studies have shown they are.

If you truly believe this, they should be put in youth hospitals for the criminally insane with interventions until a panel of experts determines they are cured and socialized.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

another sad recent story

This is so sad. I have sons his age. DC is out of control and nobody cares. Is anyone looking for his killers?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

another sad recent story

This is so sad. I have sons his age. DC is out of control and nobody cares. Is anyone looking for his killers?

Have your sons train to fight and make them get concealed carry permits.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

another sad recent story

This is so sad. I have sons his age. DC is out of control and nobody cares. Is anyone looking for his killers?

Yeah, I don't want to raise my teen here. I want her to go out and have fun. Not live in a prison. This is unspeakably sad. Maybe we need to organize a protest and call attention to looking for his killers, and what's going on in general? Isn't that what we need to do?

[Anonymous]

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another sad recent story

This is so sad. I have sons his age. DC is out of control and nobody cares. Is anyone looking for his killers?

Charles Allen’s office replies:


“Yaaaaaawnnn.”

[Anonymous]

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another sad recent story

This is so sad. I have sons his age. DC is out of control and nobody cares. Is anyone looking for his killers?

I can’t stop thinking about this young man. He sounds like an incredible human being, following in the footsteps of the Franciscans to serve those in need. What a senseless, heartbreaking loss.

[Anonymous]

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another sad recent story

I cried when I saw this. How many people really give their lives to this kind of service. Most people that age want to make money

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

another sad recent story

This is so sad. I have sons his age. DC is out of control and nobody cares. Is anyone looking for his killers?

I can’t stop thinking about this young man. He sounds like an incredible human being, following in the footsteps of the Franciscans to serve those in need. What a senseless, heartbreaking loss.

Wow, I didn't realize that was his motivation. What a good human. Unfortunately, people who serve in at-risk communities put themselves at risk often times. I say this as someone who did similar work years ago. It's gotten to danger levels I've never seen though. I think these agencies should shutter in protest, that would send a message to the politicians if they all closed the doors and put up an explanatory sign. Much like the restaurants that are saying that staying open in DC has become unworkable for them. They need to put their employees first--they did not sign up to be Marines and they don't have the training or weapons. His poor family. Where are the protests in which the community organizers pour into the streets, the hands up don't shoot?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

another sad recent story

This is so sad. I have sons his age. DC is out of control and nobody cares. Is anyone looking for his killers?

I can’t stop thinking about this young man. He sounds like an incredible human being, following in the footsteps of the Franciscans to serve those in need. What a senseless, heartbreaking loss.

Wow, I didn't realize that was his motivation. What a good human. Unfortunately, people who serve in at-risk communities put themselves at risk often times. I say this as someone who did similar work years ago. It's gotten to danger levels I've never seen though. I think these agencies should shutter in protest, that would send a message to the politicians if they all closed the doors and put up an explanatory sign. Much like the restaurants that are saying that staying open in DC has become unworkable for them. They need to put their employees first--they did not sign up to be Marines and they don't have the training or weapons. His poor family. Where are the protests in which the community organizers pour into the streets, the hands up don't shoot?

He is white. The community organizers don't care.
And chances are his race played a part in why he was targeted and attacked.

[Anonymous]

Such a misleading thread title!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

another sad recent story

This is so sad. I have sons his age. DC is out of control and nobody cares. Is anyone looking for his killers?

I can’t stop thinking about this young man. He sounds like an incredible human being, following in the footsteps of the Franciscans to serve those in need. What a senseless, heartbreaking loss.

Wow, I didn't realize that was his motivation. What a good human. Unfortunately, people who serve in at-risk communities put themselves at risk often times. I say this as someone who did similar work years ago. It's gotten to danger levels I've never seen though. I think these agencies should shutter in protest, that would send a message to the politicians if they all closed the doors and put up an explanatory sign. Much like the restaurants that are saying that staying open in DC has become unworkable for them. They need to put their employees first--they did not sign up to be Marines and they don't have the training or weapons. His poor family. Where are the protests in which the community organizers pour into the streets, the hands up don't shoot?

He is white. The community organizers don't care.
And chances are his race played a part in why he was targeted and attacked.

That's why these non profits should shutter. "If you don't care, we don't care". Obviously they do care, but when their volunteers are being gunned down - you have to take a stand .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some cretin in Falls Church was arrested for purposely stabbing someone's 14 year old dog while the dog owner was out for a walk with her.
Randomly and unprovoked.
I'd be in jail if this happened to me.

Did the dog die? How horrible!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hey, I'll take the mentally ill who attack dogs over the ones stabbing people in DC.

Can we not have either?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Some cretin in Falls Church was arrested for purposely stabbing someone's 14 year old dog while the dog owner was out for a walk with her.
Randomly and unprovoked.
I'd be in jail if this happened to me.

Did the dog die? How horrible!

Yes, the dog had to be euthanized.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Sounds like if Loudoun had kept him behind bars for his priors, he wouldn't be out killing dogs.

Be real. He broke the drive thru menu screen at a McDonald's and some glass entrance doors. Those aren't really "lock 'em up" crimes.

It's a good argument for broken windows policing.

He's mentally ill, and clearly needs more care. It's not to punish him but to enable him to function.

Care ? Not punish him? He’s clearly dangerous and should be locked up. He’s killing ANIMALS. Treat him the same way he treats them. Scum. Get out of here.