Anonymous
12/02/2023 08:06
Subject: Coolidge and Roosevelt students "kidnapped" until they unlocked their phones
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Serious question.
If I am 17. I car jack someone wlat gunpoint. No injuries. I get tossed in jail for a few days until whatever process happens where the AG or USDAO (I don't care who's fault it is) decides to release me because I am young or whatever reason they have.
Does DC then do anything to try and rehabilitate me? When I walk out of jail a week after car jacking someone, am I assigned a case worker? A mentor? Does someone see where I am on the road to graduating? Does DC do anything or am I just left to my own devices to infer whatever lesson I learned over the last week?
You don't go to jail at all. Bowser had a bill to change that, but it was rejected by the city council. Janeese Lewis George led the opposition. She said jail would "traumatize" them.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/06/27/bowser-crime-bill-dc-council-opposition/
Oh wow. I can commit an armed car jacking and not even get processed? Do they call my parents or just let me go?
It is about time the perpetrators get traumatized. They have traumatized honest tax paying hard working citizens long enough.
For the most part these young people’s lives have been nothing but ne long stream of trauma.
Anonymous
Anonymous
12/02/2023 07:48
Subject: Coolidge and Roosevelt students "kidnapped" until they unlocked their phones
Anonymous wrote:Stolen cellphones should be easy for police to track.
I am guessing that the stolen cell phones are probably only in the theifs possession for a few minutes before they are disposed of once again at another location.
Anonymous
12/01/2023 20:49
Subject: Coolidge and Roosevelt students "kidnapped" until they unlocked their phones
Good bye home rule.
Anonymous
12/01/2023 20:46
Subject: Coolidge and Roosevelt students "kidnapped" until they unlocked their phones
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Serious question.
If I am 17. I car jack someone wlat gunpoint. No injuries. I get tossed in jail for a few days until whatever process happens where the AG or USDAO (I don't care who's fault it is) decides to release me because I am young or whatever reason they have.
Does DC then do anything to try and rehabilitate me? When I walk out of jail a week after car jacking someone, am I assigned a case worker? A mentor? Does someone see where I am on the road to graduating? Does DC do anything or am I just left to my own devices to infer whatever lesson I learned over the last week?
You don't go to jail at all. Bowser had a bill to change that, but it was rejected by the city council. Janeese Lewis George led the opposition. She said jail would "traumatize" them.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/06/27/bowser-crime-bill-dc-council-opposition/
Oh wow. I can commit an armed car jacking and not even get processed? Do they call my parents or just let me go?
It is about time the perpetrators get traumatized. They have traumatized honest tax paying hard working citizens long enough.
Anonymous
12/01/2023 20:44
Subject: Coolidge and Roosevelt students "kidnapped" until they unlocked their phones
Anonymous wrote:These teens MUST be put in juvie. There needs to be a deterrent.
They need to go to adult prison for kidnapping with a gun.
Anonymous
12/01/2023 20:42
Subject: Coolidge and Roosevelt students "kidnapped" until they unlocked their phones
Stolen cellphones should be easy for police to track.
Anonymous
12/01/2023 20:40
Subject: Coolidge and Roosevelt students "kidnapped" until they unlocked their phones
Doesn’t kidnapping still potentially carry the death penalty? An aggressive indictment would be a strong deterrent to others. Rick
Anonymous
12/01/2023 20:15
Subject: Coolidge and Roosevelt students "kidnapped" until they unlocked their phones
Anonymous wrote:Serious question.
If I am 17. I car jack someone wlat gunpoint. No injuries. I get tossed in jail for a few days until whatever process happens where the AG or USDAO (I don't care who's fault it is) decides to release me because I am young or whatever reason they have.
Does DC then do anything to try and rehabilitate me? When I walk out of jail a week after car jacking someone, am I assigned a case worker? A mentor? Does someone see where I am on the road to graduating? Does DC do anything or am I just left to my own devices to infer whatever lesson I learned over the last week?
You wouldn't spend more than few hours in jail.
Anonymous
12/01/2023 20:10
Subject: Coolidge and Roosevelt students "kidnapped" until they unlocked their phones
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Serious question.
If I am 17. I car jack someone wlat gunpoint. No injuries. I get tossed in jail for a few days until whatever process happens where the AG or USDAO (I don't care who's fault it is) decides to release me because I am young or whatever reason they have.
Does DC then do anything to try and rehabilitate me? When I walk out of jail a week after car jacking someone, am I assigned a case worker? A mentor? Does someone see where I am on the road to graduating? Does DC do anything or am I just left to my own devices to infer whatever lesson I learned over the last week?
You don't go to jail at all. Bowser had a bill to change that, but it was rejected by the city council. Janeese Lewis George led the opposition. She said jail would "traumatize" them.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/06/27/bowser-crime-bill-dc-council-opposition/
Oh wow. I can commit an armed car jacking and not even get processed? Do they call my parents or just let me go?
A violence interrupter makes you pinky promise never to do it again.
Anonymous
12/01/2023 19:47
Subject: Coolidge and Roosevelt students "kidnapped" until they unlocked their phones
The council did end up passing the bill.
https://dcist.com/story/23/07/11/dc-council-approves-emergency-crime-bill/
https://dcist.com/story/23/07/11/dc-council-approves-emergency-crime-bill/
Anonymous
12/01/2023 15:44
Subject: Coolidge and Roosevelt students "kidnapped" until they unlocked their phones
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Serious question.
If I am 17. I car jack someone wlat gunpoint. No injuries. I get tossed in jail for a few days until whatever process happens where the AG or USDAO (I don't care who's fault it is) decides to release me because I am young or whatever reason they have.
Does DC then do anything to try and rehabilitate me? When I walk out of jail a week after car jacking someone, am I assigned a case worker? A mentor? Does someone see where I am on the road to graduating? Does DC do anything or am I just left to my own devices to infer whatever lesson I learned over the last week?
You don't go to jail at all. Bowser had a bill to change that, but it was rejected by the city council. Janeese Lewis George led the opposition. She said jail would "traumatize" them.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/06/27/bowser-crime-bill-dc-council-opposition/
Oh wow. I can commit an armed car jacking and not even get processed? Do they call my parents or just let me go?
Anonymous
12/01/2023 15:35
Subject: Coolidge and Roosevelt students "kidnapped" until they unlocked their phones
Anonymous wrote:Serious question.
If I am 17. I car jack someone wlat gunpoint. No injuries. I get tossed in jail for a few days until whatever process happens where the AG or USDAO (I don't care who's fault it is) decides to release me because I am young or whatever reason they have.
Does DC then do anything to try and rehabilitate me? When I walk out of jail a week after car jacking someone, am I assigned a case worker? A mentor? Does someone see where I am on the road to graduating? Does DC do anything or am I just left to my own devices to infer whatever lesson I learned over the last week?
You don't go to jail at all. Bowser had a bill to change that, but it was rejected by the city council. Janeese Lewis George led the opposition. She said jail would "traumatize" them.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/06/27/bowser-crime-bill-dc-council-opposition/
Anonymous
12/01/2023 14:56
Subject: Coolidge and Roosevelt students "kidnapped" until they unlocked their phones
Anonymous wrote:Serious question.
If I am 17. I car jack someone wlat gunpoint. No injuries. I get tossed in jail for a few days until whatever process happens where the AG or USDAO (I don't care who's fault it is) decides to release me because I am young or whatever reason they have.
Does DC then do anything to try and rehabilitate me? When I walk out of jail a week after car jacking someone, am I assigned a case worker? A mentor? Does someone see where I am on the road to graduating? Does DC do anything or am I just left to my own devices to infer whatever lesson I learned over the last week?
You get a key the city and JLG and Charles Adams through you a parade.
Anonymous
12/01/2023 14:26
Subject: Coolidge and Roosevelt students "kidnapped" until they unlocked their phones
Serious question.
If I am 17. I car jack someone wlat gunpoint. No injuries. I get tossed in jail for a few days until whatever process happens where the AG or USDAO (I don't care who's fault it is) decides to release me because I am young or whatever reason they have.
Does DC then do anything to try and rehabilitate me? When I walk out of jail a week after car jacking someone, am I assigned a case worker? A mentor? Does someone see where I am on the road to graduating? Does DC do anything or am I just left to my own devices to infer whatever lesson I learned over the last week?
If I am 17. I car jack someone wlat gunpoint. No injuries. I get tossed in jail for a few days until whatever process happens where the AG or USDAO (I don't care who's fault it is) decides to release me because I am young or whatever reason they have.
Does DC then do anything to try and rehabilitate me? When I walk out of jail a week after car jacking someone, am I assigned a case worker? A mentor? Does someone see where I am on the road to graduating? Does DC do anything or am I just left to my own devices to infer whatever lesson I learned over the last week?