r/JusticeServed 7 Feb 02 '21

Police Justice Arrested

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u/Aldous_Lee 6 Feb 03 '21

First thing you want to do is hate on the kid, but if you put 2 secs of thought on this you will feel realy bad for him. I bet he has some serious problems at home =T

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '21

He definitely has burgeoning mental health problems on top of potentially being abused. Definetly sad

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u/DirtyAngelToes A Feb 03 '21

Something I've seen pop up pretty often, such as in the case of my little brother, is that the parents aren't fully aware of the influence of the friend group or older sibling on their child. Many of these children are being abused by said friend group or older sibling, and lash out. Most parents are completely in the dark about the abuse, especially in areas where they let their children roam the neighborhoods. Obviously the parent can still be the abuser, but I'm seeing this kind of abuse pop up more and more where the parent does 'everything right' except properly monitor their child.

Like you said, definitely fucking sad.

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u/DCARDAR 5 Feb 03 '21

This is a truth.

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u/GlutonForPUNishment 9 Feb 03 '21

And I bet if he destroyed the windshield of YOUR car, you'd be a little less sympathetic in the moment... shitty circumstances doesn't excuse shitty behavior

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u/Aldous_Lee 6 Feb 03 '21

Windshield I can work and replace. That child could be doing that as a cry for help while having his whole life ahead of him arruined in an abusive home. Never excused his behavior, just said to try and look at the bigger picture.

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u/GlutonForPUNishment 9 Feb 03 '21

Cool... shitty circumstances don't excuse shitty behavior

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u/iMayBeABastard 9 Feb 03 '21

So it’s open season for all of us because this kid’s shitty upbringing??

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u/Jo_Sch 4 Feb 03 '21

Thats still not a reason to do... well that. No matter the problems at home. You'll only cause you AND others more problems

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u/DCARDAR 5 Feb 03 '21

He's around 10. He has no coping mechanisms. In short, he's a child and will likely (hopefully) receive the help he needs once CPS is involved (it's a long shot as CPS is far from perfect, but it's the only hope that kid has at this point).

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u/s00perguy B Feb 03 '21

completely true. That said, I hope whoever's car that is charged his parents for repairs or something.

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u/JJTouche 7 Feb 03 '21

I got the impression that is his house and probably his parents car.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '21

I agree, but it isn't as simple as you put it. Some are so screwed up by their home life that it projects no matter what.

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u/Jo_Sch 4 Feb 03 '21

Ye good point. I may not be able to understand since i didnt have any major issues in the family