Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:This a child and they are looking for a woman. They didn’t have to handcuff her and keep her standing on the sidewalk for everyone to see. She will be traumatized.

This is a not uncommon experience for Black children unfortunately.

Experiments, including one by the APA, have shown that White people often think Black children are much older than they really are. Even if the child is small for their age and dressed in an age appropriate manner. Add in racial bias by cops and you have a situation like this.

It’s not “racial bias by cops” if the description is a black female in a pink coat and they detain someone found nearby who is a black female in a pink coat for questioning. Not saying the cops (or anyone else) are perfect but in this case it’s hard to see what they did wrong. Unfortunately kids that age really are stealing cars. That’s what you should have a problem with, not the cops trying to stop it.

How do you get an 11 year old confused with a grown woman? Having a pink jacket was the only thing the suspect and the girl had in common. Are you saying that any middle schooler who has a growth spurt should be automatically assumed to be a car thief because “kids that age really are stealing cars”? I’ve never heard of 11 year olds stealing cars in droves.

This isn’t policing, it’s harassment. This family will have a nice lawsuit from this. You don’t go around handcuffing kids because of lazy policing.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This a child and they are looking for a woman. They didn’t have to handcuff her and keep her standing on the sidewalk for everyone to see. She will be traumatized.

This is a not uncommon experience for Black children unfortunately.

Experiments, including one by the APA, have shown that White people often think Black children are much older than they really are. Even if the child is small for their age and dressed in an age appropriate manner. Add in racial bias by cops and you have a situation like this.

It’s not “racial bias by cops” if the description is a black female in a pink coat and they detain someone found nearby who is a black female in a pink coat for questioning. Not saying the cops (or anyone else) are perfect but in this case it’s hard to see what they did wrong. Unfortunately kids that age really are stealing cars. That’s what you should have a problem with, not the cops trying to stop it.

How do you get an 11 year old confused with a grown woman? Having a pink jacket was the only thing the suspect and the girl had in common. Are you saying that any middle schooler who has a growth spurt should be automatically assumed to be a car thief because “kids that age really are stealing cars”? I’ve never heard of 11 year olds stealing cars in droves.

This isn’t policing, it’s harassment. This family will have a nice lawsuit from this. You don’t go around handcuffing kids because of lazy policing.

I’m not here to defend anyone, but if the description was a black female in a pink jacket and this 11-year-old matched the description then I don’t fault the police for questioning her. I’m very sorry for this particular girl because she wasn’t the car thief.

But let’s not sit here behind our keyboards and pretend like 11, 12 and younger kids aren’t out there stealing cars, and yes in droves. A few years ago I wouldn’t believed it but here we are today. In Montgomery County we have a serial car thief that is only 12 years old, so age is not a determining factor for car thieves anymore.

https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/12-year-old-serial-car-theft-suspect-accused-in-10th-case/3714096/?amp=1

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/10-teens-accused-dc-carjacking-rings-claiming-grand/story?id=105561158

And there are many more stories you can Google for yourself. Black kids, white kids, Latino kids. It is an epidemic.

I'd agree if the local cops could point to even a single instance of them putting a white 11 year old in handcuffs when the description was white woman

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This a child and they are looking for a woman. They didn’t have to handcuff her and keep her standing on the sidewalk for everyone to see. She will be traumatized.

This is a not uncommon experience for Black children unfortunately.

Experiments, including one by the APA, have shown that White people often think Black children are much older than they really are. Even if the child is small for their age and dressed in an age appropriate manner. Add in racial bias by cops and you have a situation like this.

It’s not “racial bias by cops” if the description is a black female in a pink coat and they detain someone found nearby who is a black female in a pink coat for questioning. Not saying the cops (or anyone else) are perfect but in this case it’s hard to see what they did wrong. Unfortunately kids that age really are stealing cars. That’s what you should have a problem with, not the cops trying to stop it.

How do you get an 11 year old confused with a grown woman? Having a pink jacket was the only thing the suspect and the girl had in common. Are you saying that any middle schooler who has a growth spurt should be automatically assumed to be a car thief because “kids that age really are stealing cars”? I’ve never heard of 11 year olds stealing cars in droves.

This isn’t policing, it’s harassment. This family will have a nice lawsuit from this. You don’t go around handcuffing kids because of lazy policing.

I’m not here to defend anyone, but if the description was a black female in a pink jacket and this 11-year-old matched the description then I don’t fault the police for questioning her. I’m very sorry for this particular girl because she wasn’t the car thief.

But let’s not sit here behind our keyboards and pretend like 11, 12 and younger kids aren’t out there stealing cars, and yes in droves. A few years ago I wouldn’t believed it but here we are today. In Montgomery County we have a serial car thief that is only 12 years old, so age is not a determining factor for car thieves anymore.

https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/12-year-old-serial-car-theft-suspect-accused-in-10th-case/3714096/?amp=1

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/10-teens-accused-dc-carjacking-rings-claiming-grand/story?id=105561158

And there are many more stories you can Google for yourself. Black kids, white kids, Latino kids. It is an epidemic.

No they should be out arresting more republican pedos and abusers not children!

I’m sorry, but this is a stupid comment. This has nothing to do with this 11 year-old girl.

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Anonymous wrote:They detained her, they didn’t arrest her.

She was in handcuffs. Detained, arrested, whatever. A 11 year old girl should not be in handcuffs over a car that she can’t drive nor was even present.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This a child and they are looking for a woman. They didn’t have to handcuff her and keep her standing on the sidewalk for everyone to see. She will be traumatized.

This is a not uncommon experience for Black children unfortunately.

Experiments, including one by the APA, have shown that White people often think Black children are much older than they really are. Even if the child is small for their age and dressed in an age appropriate manner. Add in racial bias by cops and you have a situation like this.

It’s not “racial bias by cops” if the description is a black female in a pink coat and they detain someone found nearby who is a black female in a pink coat for questioning. Not saying the cops (or anyone else) are perfect but in this case it’s hard to see what they did wrong. Unfortunately kids that age really are stealing cars. That’s what you should have a problem with, not the cops trying to stop it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This a child and they are looking for a woman. They didn’t have to handcuff her and keep her standing on the sidewalk for everyone to see. She will be traumatized.

This is a not uncommon experience for Black children unfortunately.

Experiments, including one by the APA, have shown that White people often think Black children are much older than they really are. Even if the child is small for their age and dressed in an age appropriate manner. Add in racial bias by cops and you have a situation like this.

It’s not “racial bias by cops” if the description is a black female in a pink coat and they detain someone found nearby who is a black female in a pink coat for questioning. Not saying the cops (or anyone else) are perfect but in this case it’s hard to see what they did wrong. Unfortunately kids that age really are stealing cars. That’s what you should have a problem with, not the cops trying to stop it.

How do you get an 11 year old confused with a grown woman? Having a pink jacket was the only thing the suspect and the girl had in common. Are you saying that any middle schooler who has a growth spurt should be automatically assumed to be a car thief because “kids that age really are stealing cars”? I’ve never heard of 11 year olds stealing cars in droves.

This isn’t policing, it’s harassment. This family will have a nice lawsuit from this. You don’t go around handcuffing kids because of lazy policing.

I’m not here to defend anyone, but if the description was a black female in a pink jacket and this 11-year-old matched the description then I don’t fault the police for questioning her. I’m very sorry for this particular girl because she wasn’t the car thief.

But let’s not sit here behind our keyboards and pretend like 11, 12 and younger kids aren’t out there stealing cars, and yes in droves. A few years ago I wouldn’t believed it but here we are today. In Montgomery County we have a serial car thief that is only 12 years old, so age is not a determining factor for car thieves anymore.

https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/12-year-old-serial-car-theft-suspect-accused-in-10th-case/3714096/?amp=1

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/10-teens-accused-dc-carjacking-rings-claiming-grand/story?id=105561158

And there are many more stories you can Google for yourself. Black kids, white kids, Latino kids. It is an epidemic.

No they should be out arresting more republican pedos and abusers not children!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This a child and they are looking for a woman. They didn’t have to handcuff her and keep her standing on the sidewalk for everyone to see. She will be traumatized.

This is a not uncommon experience for Black children unfortunately.

Experiments, including one by the APA, have shown that White people often think Black children are much older than they really are. Even if the child is small for their age and dressed in an age appropriate manner. Add in racial bias by cops and you have a situation like this.

It’s not “racial bias by cops” if the description is a black female in a pink coat and they detain someone found nearby who is a black female in a pink coat for questioning. Not saying the cops (or anyone else) are perfect but in this case it’s hard to see what they did wrong. Unfortunately kids that age really are stealing cars. That’s what you should have a problem with, not the cops trying to stop it.

How do you get an 11 year old confused with a grown woman? Having a pink jacket was the only thing the suspect and the girl had in common. Are you saying that any middle schooler who has a growth spurt should be automatically assumed to be a car thief because “kids that age really are stealing cars”? I’ve never heard of 11 year olds stealing cars in droves.

This isn’t policing, it’s harassment. This family will have a nice lawsuit from this. You don’t go around handcuffing kids because of lazy policing.

I’m not here to defend anyone, but if the description was a black female in a pink jacket and this 11-year-old matched the description then I don’t fault the police for questioning her. I’m very sorry for this particular girl because she wasn’t the car thief.

But let’s not sit here behind our keyboards and pretend like 11, 12 and younger kids aren’t out there stealing cars, and yes in droves. A few years ago I wouldn’t believed it but here we are today. In Montgomery County we have a serial car thief that is only 12 years old, so age is not a determining factor for car thieves anymore.

https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/12-year-old-serial-car-theft-suspect-accused-in-10th-case/3714096/?amp=1

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/10-teens-accused-dc-carjacking-rings-claiming-grand/story?id=105561158

And there are many more stories you can Google for yourself. Black kids, white kids, Latino kids. It is an epidemic.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This a child and they are looking for a woman. They didn’t have to handcuff her and keep her standing on the sidewalk for everyone to see. She will be traumatized.

This is a not uncommon experience for Black children unfortunately.

Experiments, including one by the APA, have shown that White people often think Black children are much older than they really are. Even if the child is small for their age and dressed in an age appropriate manner. Add in racial bias by cops and you have a situation like this.

It’s not “racial bias by cops” if the description is a black female in a pink coat and they detain someone found nearby who is a black female in a pink coat for questioning. Not saying the cops (or anyone else) are perfect but in this case it’s hard to see what they did wrong. Unfortunately kids that age really are stealing cars. That’s what you should have a problem with, not the cops trying to stop it.

How do you get an 11 year old confused with a grown woman? Having a pink jacket was the only thing the suspect and the girl had in common. Are you saying that any middle schooler who has a growth spurt should be automatically assumed to be a car thief because “kids that age really are stealing cars”? I’ve never heard of 11 year olds stealing cars in droves.

This isn’t policing, it’s harassment. This family will have a nice lawsuit from this. You don’t go around handcuffing kids because of lazy policing.

I’m not here to defend anyone, but if the description was a black female in a pink jacket and this 11-year-old matched the description then I don’t fault the police for questioning her. I’m very sorry for this particular girl because she wasn’t the car thief.

But let’s not sit here behind our keyboards and pretend like 11, 12 and younger kids aren’t out there stealing cars, and yes in droves. A few years ago I wouldn’t believed it but here we are today. In Montgomery County we have a serial car thief that is only 12 years old, so age is not a determining factor for car thieves anymore.

https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/12-year-old-serial-car-theft-suspect-accused-in-10th-case/3714096/?amp=1

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/10-teens-accused-dc-carjacking-rings-claiming-grand/story?id=105561158

And there are many more stories you can Google for yourself. Black kids, white kids, Latino kids. It is an epidemic.

+1

There will be no settlement.

Also, it's not "adulting" to say that Black children mature more quick than white children.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6097246/#:~:text=For%20example%2C%20findings%20from%20three,and%2012.1%20years%20for%20African

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This a child and they are looking for a woman. They didn’t have to handcuff her and keep her standing on the sidewalk for everyone to see. She will be traumatized.

This is a not uncommon experience for Black children unfortunately.

Experiments, including one by the APA, have shown that White people often think Black children are much older than they really are. Even if the child is small for their age and dressed in an age appropriate manner. Add in racial bias by cops and you have a situation like this.

It’s not “racial bias by cops” if the description is a black female in a pink coat and they detain someone found nearby who is a black female in a pink coat for questioning. Not saying the cops (or anyone else) are perfect but in this case it’s hard to see what they did wrong. Unfortunately kids that age really are stealing cars. That’s what you should have a problem with, not the cops trying to stop it.

How do you get an 11 year old confused with a grown woman? Having a pink jacket was the only thing the suspect and the girl had in common. Are you saying that any middle schooler who has a growth spurt should be automatically assumed to be a car thief because “kids that age really are stealing cars”? I’ve never heard of 11 year olds stealing cars in droves.

This isn’t policing, it’s harassment. This family will have a nice lawsuit from this. You don’t go around handcuffing kids because of lazy policing.

I’m not here to defend anyone, but if the description was a black female in a pink jacket and this 11-year-old matched the description then I don’t fault the police for questioning her. I’m very sorry for this particular girl because she wasn’t the car thief.

But let’s not sit here behind our keyboards and pretend like 11, 12 and younger kids aren’t out there stealing cars, and yes in droves. A few years ago I wouldn’t believed it but here we are today. In Montgomery County we have a serial car thief that is only 12 years old, so age is not a determining factor for car thieves anymore.

https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/12-year-old-serial-car-theft-suspect-accused-in-10th-case/3714096/?amp=1

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/10-teens-accused-dc-carjacking-rings-claiming-grand/story?id=105561158

And there are many more stories you can Google for yourself. Black kids, white kids, Latino kids. It is an epidemic.

Anonymous wrote:They detained her, they didn’t arrest her.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This a child and they are looking for a woman. They didn’t have to handcuff her and keep her standing on the sidewalk for everyone to see. She will be traumatized.

This is a not uncommon experience for Black children unfortunately.

Experiments, including one by the APA, have shown that White people often think Black children are much older than they really are. Even if the child is small for their age and dressed in an age appropriate manner. Add in racial bias by cops and you have a situation like this.

It’s not “racial bias by cops” if the description is a black female in a pink coat and they detain someone found nearby who is a black female in a pink coat for questioning. Not saying the cops (or anyone else) are perfect but in this case it’s hard to see what they did wrong. Unfortunately kids that age really are stealing cars. That’s what you should have a problem with, not the cops trying to stop it.

How do you get an 11 year old confused with a grown woman? Having a pink jacket was the only thing the suspect and the girl had in common. Are you saying that any middle schooler who has a growth spurt should be automatically assumed to be a car thief because “kids that age really are stealing cars”? I’ve never heard of 11 year olds stealing cars in droves.

This isn’t policing, it’s harassment. This family will have a nice lawsuit from this. You don’t go around handcuffing kids because of lazy policing.

I’m not here to defend anyone, but if the description was a black female in a pink jacket and this 11-year-old matched the description then I don’t fault the police for questioning her. I’m very sorry for this particular girl because she wasn’t the car thief.

But let’s not sit here behind our keyboards and pretend like 11, 12 and younger kids aren’t out there stealing cars, and yes in droves. A few years ago I wouldn’t believed it but here we are today. In Montgomery County we have a serial car thief that is only 12 years old, so age is not a determining factor for car thieves anymore.

https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/12-year-old-serial-car-theft-suspect-accused-in-10th-case/3714096/?amp=1

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/10-teens-accused-dc-carjacking-rings-claiming-grand/story?id=105561158

And there are many more stories you can Google for yourself. Black kids, white kids, Latino kids. It is an epidemic.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This a child and they are looking for a woman. They didn’t have to handcuff her and keep her standing on the sidewalk for everyone to see. She will be traumatized.

This is a not uncommon experience for Black children unfortunately.

Experiments, including one by the APA, have shown that White people often think Black children are much older than they really are. Even if the child is small for their age and dressed in an age appropriate manner. Add in racial bias by cops and you have a situation like this.

It’s not “racial bias by cops” if the description is a black female in a pink coat and they detain someone found nearby who is a black female in a pink coat for questioning. Not saying the cops (or anyone else) are perfect but in this case it’s hard to see what they did wrong. Unfortunately kids that age really are stealing cars. That’s what you should have a problem with, not the cops trying to stop it.

How do you get an 11 year old confused with a grown woman? Having a pink jacket was the only thing the suspect and the girl had in common. Are you saying that any middle schooler who has a growth spurt should be automatically assumed to be a car thief because “kids that age really are stealing cars”? I’ve never heard of 11 year olds stealing cars in droves.

This isn’t policing, it’s harassment. This family will have a nice lawsuit from this. You don’t go around handcuffing kids because of lazy policing.

Anonymous wrote:+1. It sucks that this happened but she’ll get a nice settlement. New car, new house, vacations and therapy if she needs it.

Also a nice way to start off 2025 for her lawyer who’ll take a big cut, and I’m sure a Go Fund Me is in the works for her parents’ lost wages and the “stress” of the situation.

Settlement courtesy of us taxpayers, via the dumb cops. Yes, the cops should have more education and be better… but who else is going to do it? We’re stuck with the few stupid individuals who agree to go into law enforcement.

(I’m not mocking the legitimate fear and stress that this CHILD has endured… just commenting on what a joke our law enforcement is and how everyone takes a tragedy and turns it into personal gain and nothing will change).