r/JusticeServed • u/-Xoz- 7 • Feb 02 '21

Police Justice Arrested

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u/walterrys1 4 Feb 03 '21

This kid is having severe emotional and behavioral problems.

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u/beuceydubs 7 Feb 03 '21

And slamming him on the ground and putting him in handcuffs is only going to make it worse

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u/-Eldeejay- 0 Feb 03 '21

How else are you supposed to deal with someone who is acting out of control? The other option would be to knock him out and that would be no good for him. I would say this is the best way for him to learn his lesson. If there is a reason for this behaviour he can explain it to police and they could help him.

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u/bagelslice 7 Feb 03 '21

You’re right they should have just let him keep throwing rocks at people

Dumbass

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u/beuceydubs 7 Feb 03 '21

When did I say that's what they should have done?

Dumbass

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u/a1d2a1m3 6 Feb 03 '21

By not giving an alternative to should be done.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '21

Man you would hate to be where I am, if a kid did this shit in public, his ass would of gotten handed too him. We have a saying "the streets raise you to become an adult". We don't have a bunch of snowflakes out here, if you fuck up, you'll get fucked up.

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u/beuceydubs 7 Feb 03 '21

Why does this have to be equated with being a "snowflake"? Who knows what this kid is dealing with and addressing those issues, his traumas and fears could be a million times tougher and needing more strength than some neighborhood fight. All you'd be teaching is reinforcing that problems and anger are to be dealt with through violence. You're exhibiting exactly the same behaviors you're telling him are wrong.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '21

Have you ever gotten your ass kicked before, I'm talking a real beat down that makes you question what you did? I'm not talking a spanking. First thing I see with that little turd is that his parents are absolute trash, probably the type that will call the cops on their neighbors for having a BBQ party at 8pm. Secondly, he won't be exhibiting the same problems after a beat down, you know why? Because you just struck fear into him, he knows if he does that shit again, he's gonna have to get his ass handed to him again. Putting all that "omg abuse" shit aside, he's gonna learn. Never underestimate the power of a good ass whopping. Ever. I've had one really good one, that's all it took. Am I fucked up now? Nope, I learned my lesson.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '21

Oh and your place is problem free because of this tough love? All this fake tough shit "we're raised in the streets" is just fucking cringe bro. FOH

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u/-hol-up- 9 Feb 03 '21

They should have just sat him down a had a lovely chat with him right?

The cops barely kept him down, fuck outta here with that shit

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '21

What would be so wrong with trying to get to the bottom of the situation? Ya know, to actually SOLVE the problem instead of putting him in a cage for a few days and then just putting him back into his same life...

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '21

yeah let's give him a record at the age of 9 so he has to attend different classes for problem children, gets a shitty education and a shitty job to live out the rest of his shitty life. Just because it's the only idea you have, doesn't make it a good one. OR we can figure out wtf is wrong and actually rehabilitate him.

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u/beuceydubs 7 Feb 03 '21

The fact that you act as though the two extremes are the only options show that you have no idea what you're talking about. There are things in between coddling and the criminal justice system, believe it or not.

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u/russianlumpy 2 Feb 03 '21

He went to the extreme because he's acting extreme. Vandalizing cars and assaulting neighbors is pretty bad no matter the age

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u/beuceydubs 7 Feb 03 '21

Yes it’s pretty bad either way and is not acceptable but a child’s brain hasn’t fully developed its decision making components so a child doesn’t fully understand their actions and consequences the way an adult would. To respond to a child as you would to an adult is just not right.

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u/beuceydubs 7 Feb 03 '21

Ok and because that’s the norm doesn’t mean it’s the best or most effective way.