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Miguel · 03-16-2007, 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by hellagerms

Nothing is considered sheltered when you grow up in a war zone.

Last I checked Baltimore is not surrounded by the PLO. And even that is not an excuse for bitch slapping a kid.

Gerald · 03-16-2007, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by hellagerms

Nothing is considered sheltered when you grow up in a war zone.

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Originally Posted by hellagerms

My children shouldn't have to duck and dive from a 7 year old riding a motorcyle on a sidewalk.

So you grew up dodging bullets, and your worried about dodging a 7 year old?

LandTrain · 03-16-2007, 02:41 PM

Ah yes, good ole Bal-more.

What a lovely city.

Now they have gone and gotten all fraidy cat.

I had a first impression, but after reading the article............geeeez!!

Instead of just taking the motorcycle and impounding it, they dragged the kid by the neck?

They cuff and stuff him.

That's just peachy.

Impound the bike, write the parent a ticket.

No need to take him to the station, to cuff him, much less to a bench at the PD.

No reason to treat that kid like that. He is just a kid.

These two are sworn to ..........what.........be jerk-offs. I think they need some time off, without pay. At the very least.

No tolerance........of what? Letting a kid be a kid?

Come on already. I hope that mother SUES the city of Baltimore and the state of Maryland.

Nonsense already. Go do something, like clean up the streets.

It's not like there is no drug trafficking in Bal-more, nah, never has been either.

pablo1025 · 03-16-2007, 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by LandTrain

Ah yes, good ole Bal-more.

What a lovely city.

Now they have gone and gotten all fraidy cat.

I had a first impression, but after reading the article............geeeez!!

Instead of just taking the motorcycle and impounding it, they dragged the kid by the neck?

They cuff and stuff him.

That's just peachy.

Impound the bike, write the parent a ticket.

No need to take him to the station, to cuff him, much less to a bench at the PD.

No reason to treat that kid like that. He is just a kid.

These two are sworn to ..........what.........be jerk-offs. I think they need some time off, without pay. At the very least.

No tolerance........of what? Letting a kid be a kid?

Come on already. I hope that mother SUES the city of Baltimore and the state of Maryland.

Nonsense already. Go do something, like clean up the streets.

It's not like there is no drug trafficking in Bal-more, nah, never has been either.

amen x 100

hellagerms · 03-16-2007, 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Miguel

Last I checked Baltimore is not surrounded by the PLO. And even that is not an excuse for bitch slapping a kid.

You're right, it isn't. But I did deserve it. I didn't understand it then, but I do now. And agian, the situation is totally different.

I may be need more education on what is acceptable from police. I respect them and offer anything I can always. I have lived with many different "rights", so I do not care much about them since I came here. Trust me, USA is #1. And if my rights have ever been trampled here, I probably wouldn't even know or flinch. Unless it is obscenely obvious.

Obviously the child's was violated. Thanks for bringing me up to speed.

hellagerms · 03-16-2007, 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Gerald

So you grew up dodging bullets, and your worried about dodging a 7 year old?

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Originally Posted by me

My children shouldn't have to duck and dive from a 7 year old riding a motorcyle on a sidewalk.

Can you not read english? It says "my children", not me. Let me know if this still confuses you.

Gerald · 03-16-2007, 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by hellagerms

Can you not read english? It says "my children", not me. Let me know if this still confuses you.

I guess that officer slapped you harder then we realize. Or maybe not hard enough?

**Majk** · 03-16-2007, 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by hellagerms

You're right, it isn't. But I did deserve it. I didn't understand it then, but I do now. And agian, the situation is totally different.

I may be need more education on what is acceptable from police. I respect them and offer anything I can always. I have lived with many different "rights", so I do not care much about them since I came here. Trust me, USA is #1. And if my rights have ever been trampled here, I probably wouldn't even know or flinch. Unless it is obscenely obvious.

Obviously the child's was violated. Thanks for bringing me up to speed.

I gotta say it's not often here on the board that you see someone willing to think about someone elses posts and then admit maybe they need to change. You could have reacted very differently but you handled very well. We all cannot say how we would behave today if we went through life how you did, but this has been for the most part very civil discussion.

As for me, if my kids did that they should fear me more than the police. I think to much in todays society cops are left to discipline todays youth when it should be the parents. Like every story though, we may not know 100% how it went down.

They might have gone a tad far, but it should the parents who whoop his little behind not the cops.

Gunzzi · 03-16-2007, 03:25 PM

I have zero tolerance for "Zero Tolernace" policies...

pablo1025 · 03-16-2007, 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Gunzzi

I have zero tolerance for "Zero Tolernace" policies...

hypocrite much? lol

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LandTrain XDTalk 100 Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: North Carolina Posts: 253	Ah yes, good ole Bal-more. What a lovely city. Now they have gone and gotten all fraidy cat. I had a first impression, but after reading the article............geeeez!! Instead of just taking the motorcycle and impounding it, they dragged the kid by the neck? They cuff and stuff him. That's just peachy. Impound the bike, write the parent a ticket. No need to take him to the station, to cuff him, much less to a bench at the PD. No reason to treat that kid like that. He is just a kid. These two are sworn to ..........what.........be jerk-offs. I think they need some time off, without pay. At the very least. No tolerance........of what? Letting a kid be a kid? Come on already. I hope that mother SUES the city of Baltimore and the state of Maryland. Nonsense already. Go do something, like clean up the streets. It's not like there is no drug trafficking in Bal-more, nah, never has been either.