Anonymous wrote:I don't care if my kid doesn't want me around, as long as you're 7, I'm gonna follow you and your friends to your trick and treat routes.
I also have this scary thought of sex offenders. There are just so many insane people who would abuse even children. This happened to a friend of a friend so I'm only taking precautionary measures.
Anonymous wrote:
I've been around the block (pun intended, sorry) and I can guarantee you that ALL the younger elementary set and MOST of the older elementary set are accompanied by adults. Middle schoolers are on the own. And yes, even a few high schoolers go trick and treating.
I don't know who these posters are - do they only trick and treat inside apartment buildings, or closed enclaves? - but they do not represent the reality on suburban/urban streets.
Anonymous wrote:Lots of kids get hit by cars on Halllween. No way in hell would I figure my 5 yo “knows how to cross the street” (especially in the dark), or figure some 9 yo would watch her. I’d go with the kid, as would pretty much everyone I know.
Anonymous wrote:When we lived in Santa Monica all the sex offenders were required not to decorate or give out candy on Halloween. The police checked up on this. In 2014 they found half the offenders HAD decorated and were planning to give candy and they found drugs and restraints in a handful of those hosues.
Anonymous wrote:When we lived in Santa Monica all the sex offenders were required not to decorate or give out candy on Halloween. The police checked up on this. In 2014 they found half the offenders HAD decorated and were planning to give candy and they found drugs and restraints in a handful of those hosues.
Anonymous wrote:When we lived in Santa Monica all the sex offenders were required not to decorate or give out candy on Halloween. The police checked up on this. In 2014 they found half the offenders HAD decorated and were planning to give candy and they found drugs and restraints in a handful of those hosues.
Anonymous wrote:
I've been around the block (pun intended, sorry) and I can guarantee you that ALL the younger elementary set and MOST of the older elementary set are accompanied by adults. Middle schoolers are on the own. And yes, even a few high schoolers go trick and treating.
I don't know who these posters are - do they only trick and treat inside apartment buildings, or closed enclaves? - but they do not represent the reality on suburban/urban streets.
Anonymous wrote:Most children who are abused or molested know their abuser. It is usually a parent, grandparent, step-parent, coach, teacher, etc. Very rarely are children abused by complete strangers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Adults in my neighborhood go trick or treating for the Jell-O shots, beer and wine samples. We live in a good neighborhood!
No, you don't.