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.
Anonymous wrote: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.
Anonymous wrote:“agreed to stay out of Northwest DC”? Is this the criminal justice version of NIMBY? He can be turned loose on society, as long as he doesn’t bother anyone in NW DC? Either he presents a danger to society or he doesn’t (and it appears he does).
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.
Anonymous wrote:“agreed to stay out of Northwest DC”? Is this the criminal justice version of NIMBY? He can be turned loose on society, as long as he doesn’t bother anyone in NW DC? Either he presents a danger to society or he doesn’t (and it appears he does).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Based on this kid’s track record and our juvenile justice system he will continue to be arrested and then released until he kills someone. He will get bolder and pull the trigger at some point. We as a system condone this.
Also why aren’t his parents being investigated or arrested or something? This is neglect of the highest order. Your kid has a gun? You go to jail.
+1
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.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“agreed to stay out of Northwest DC”? Is this the criminal justice version of NIMBY? He can be turned loose on society, as long as he doesn’t bother anyone in NW DC? Either he presents a danger to society or he doesn’t (and it appears he does).
As someone who lives in NE DC, I am not excited to apparently have to put up with violent crime just because I can’t afford to move to NW.
Eh. He was going to NW to do crime. Banning him from there makes sense. If he were going to SE to do crime, then he might have been banned from there instead.
Thinking this is NIMBY? Y'all have some strange ideas.
+1. Stay away orders from the place you did your crime are almost universal when a criminal defendant is released. A whole quadrant is expansive, and I'd definitely object if I were his lawyer, but if they're issuing quadrant wide stay-aways, they're not just for Northwest.
Whole quadrant stay away orders for a kid in the juvenile system are common. In this circumstance, if his crimes were committed in NW, and he doesn’t live in NW nor have any other reason to be in NW, this is an easy request for a judge to grant.
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.
Anonymous wrote:Based on this kid’s track record and our juvenile justice system he will continue to be arrested and then released until he kills someone. He will get bolder and pull the trigger at some point. We as a system condone this.
Also why aren’t his parents being investigated or arrested or something? This is neglect of the highest order. Your kid has a gun? You go to jail.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“agreed to stay out of Northwest DC”? Is this the criminal justice version of NIMBY? He can be turned loose on society, as long as he doesn’t bother anyone in NW DC? Either he presents a danger to society or he doesn’t (and it appears he does).
As someone who lives in NE DC, I am not excited to apparently have to put up with violent crime just because I can’t afford to move to NW.
Eh. He was going to NW to do crime. Banning him from there makes sense. If he were going to SE to do crime, then he might have been banned from there instead.
Thinking this is NIMBY? Y'all have some strange ideas.
+1. Stay away orders from the place you did your crime are almost universal when a criminal defendant is released. A whole quadrant is expansive, and I'd definitely object if I were his lawyer, but if they're issuing quadrant wide stay-aways, they're not just for Northwest.