Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This news story has really struck a nerve with me! I donated to his family just to show support, but i just can’t stop thinking about that poor man and this last awful moments of his life. It’s the dragging part that really gets me. They could have stopped the car!! They didn’t.

I agree. I mentioned earlier in the thread that the car flipped and that’s what killed him. After seeing this - I believe those girls deserve the death penalty. Sheer cruelty.

Police believe Anwar had partially left the car and was wedged between the door and the driver’s seat as the teenagers allegedly put the vehicle in gear. It lurched forward with Anwar still hanging from it, officials said.

fyi there are photos on the Daily Mail. His body is blurred, but he was obviously thrown from the vehicle and hit the concrete about 10 feet away. National guard can be seen pulling the girls from the flipped vehicle (before detaining them).

They are trash. They are directly responsible for the death of a human being.

Anonymous wrote:This news story has really struck a nerve with me! I donated to his family just to show support, but i just can’t stop thinking about that poor man and this last awful moments of his life. It’s the dragging part that really gets me. They could have stopped the car!! They didn’t.

I agree. I mentioned earlier in the thread that the car flipped and that’s what killed him. After seeing this - I believe those girls deserve the death penalty. Sheer cruelty.

Police believe Anwar had partially left the car and was wedged between the door and the driver’s seat as the teenagers allegedly put the vehicle in gear. It lurched forward with Anwar still hanging from it, officials said.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are their fathers? LOL.

You shouldn't LOL to this. Quite possibly locked up, in large part because we over incarcerate in this country, particular African-Americans. That's one of the reason that the instinct to simply lock these two away forever is so misguided.

... or maybe he's locked up because he's a violent criminal like at least one of his kids and deserves to be locked up where he can't hurt anyone else.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are their fathers? LOL.

You shouldn't LOL to this. Quite possibly locked up, in large part because we over incarcerate in this country, particular African-Americans. That's one of the reason that the instinct to simply lock these two away forever is so misguided.

Jailing a person for killing a man is not an example of “over incarcerating”.

That’s racist.

PP: lI’m really trying to understand your response. How is that racist?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Didn't a girl just stab another girl in the back around L'Enfant Plaza, too? I am increasingly worried about our city's children participating in violence.

Karl Racine and Charles Allen should maybe at some point be asked the tough questions about the rampant juvenile crime in the District.

They should focus on the rampant inequality that exists in the city/country and the rampant lack of opportunities for people in certain communities.

When you make excuses like this, you disrespect the generations of church-going, hard-working African Americans who dealt with much more oppression than the current generation. Lots of people grow up poor. Not as many become teenage car-jackers. And no, if those "children" attend school, they do not lack opportunities.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are their fathers? LOL.

You shouldn't LOL to this. Quite possibly locked up, in large part because we over incarcerate in this country, particular African-Americans. That's one of the reason that the instinct to simply lock these two away forever is so misguided.

Jailing a person for killing a man is not an example of “over incarcerating”.

+1

Anonymous wrote:Please people, just hand over your car and run away.

Mozambique drill and send the where they belong.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are their fathers? LOL.

You shouldn't LOL to this. Quite possibly locked up, in large part because we over incarcerate in this country, particular African-Americans. That's one of the reason that the instinct to simply lock these two away forever is so misguided.

Yeah, right. We should abolish all laws and punishment, because it's unfair to the children to put their carjacking, raping, bank robbing parent in jail.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are their fathers? LOL.

You shouldn't LOL to this. Quite possibly locked up, in large part because we over incarcerate in this country, particular African-Americans. That's one of the reason that the instinct to simply lock these two away forever is so misguided.

Jailing a person for killing a man is not an example of “over incarcerating”.

That’s racist.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are their fathers? LOL.

You shouldn't LOL to this. Quite possibly locked up, in large part because we over incarcerate in this country, particular African-Americans. That's one of the reason that the instinct to simply lock these two away forever is so misguided.

Jailing a person for killing a man is not an example of “over incarcerating”.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are their fathers? LOL.

You shouldn't LOL to this. Quite possibly locked up, in large part because we over incarcerate in this country, particular African-Americans. That's one of the reason that the instinct to simply lock these two away forever is so misguided.

Lord help us if the 13/15 year olds here have kids. If they don't, it's not at all misguided to suggest they be put away for a very long time - and if there's any crime worthy of "over incarcerating" for, it should be murder and a case like this.

And sorry, but many people grow up in single parent households, with the one parent having mental illness, and their biggest crimes might be jaywalking. Everyone makes their choices - including these girls. This is not some happenstance mistake.

Anonymous wrote:Where are their fathers? LOL.

You shouldn't LOL to this. Quite possibly locked up, in large part because we over incarcerate in this country, particular African-Americans. That's one of the reason that the instinct to simply lock these two away forever is so misguided.

Where are their fathers? LOL.

Anonymous wrote:This news story has really struck a nerve with me! I donated to his family just to show support, but i just can’t stop thinking about that poor man and this last awful moments of his life. It’s the dragging part that really gets me. They could have stopped the car!! They didn’t.

I don't have an iota of sympathy for the 13 and 15 year olds. At that age, you know better. They had infinitely more opportunities than many people - nobody can put you on the track to a better life but yourself, and making your own choices. They were massively privileged just to be born in America.

You don't go from being a decent kid to this overnight - there were a series of senseless decisions that they chose to make, even that afternoon, that led to them taking the life of a decent man and choosing to wreck their own lives. I can't muster any empathy for them. Whatever grownup was legally responsible for them should also be charged.

This news story has really struck a nerve with me! I donated to his family just to show support, but i just can’t stop thinking about that poor man and this last awful moments of his life. It’s the dragging part that really gets me. They could have stopped the car!! They didn’t.