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Title: Unbelievable Post by Starlifter on 11/17/11 at 11:37:53 A woman whose 2-year-old son was shot in the stomach with her gun might have a clean record in 16 months. Johnnie Williams appeared in Polk County Origon court Tuesday morning and pleaded guilty to recklessly endangering the welfare of a child. She was sentenced to probation. According to ORS 137.533, if she abides by all the terms of the 16-month sentence, the conviction will be cleared from her record. Williams' husband, Charles Flow, was in the room but was preoccupied tattooing his own stomach, Jarvis said. Records show Polk County District Attorney Stan Butterfield filed a motion to dismiss charges against Flow "in the best interest of justice." |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by Serowbot on 11/17/11 at 11:41:40 Don'tcha' just hate it, when people are firing guns in the room while you're tryin' to tattoo yourself... :-?... This poor kid has no chance in life... |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by bill67 on 11/17/11 at 11:47:00 3325322F37222F34400 wrote:
And with kids running around it makes it worst. |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by built2last66 on 11/17/11 at 12:24:33 This wouldn't have happened if a cop woulda been there to shoot everyone up because the tattoo gun represented a threatening weapon... |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by AlphaBarney on 11/17/11 at 14:28:33 Hey if umbrellas can shut down a college campus for 3 hours you're sadly not that far off Built... No chance indeed, poor kid. |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by HalfPint on 11/18/11 at 13:22:44 I gave up hope on half of the new youth. It's so tragic. :( |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by Trippah on 11/18/11 at 15:43:18 Could I recommend concentrict circle tatoos for Mon and Dad??? ;D Forehead placement recommended. |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by arteacher on 11/19/11 at 08:46:50 576266756B070 wrote:
I don't think much has changed in terms of the youth of today compared to the youth of my youth. They are still the same people as they were, only now they have much more information to assimilate, and much more to worry about, and what happens to them is much more public. And your right.. it is tragic. If you assume 5% of the youth are "bad eggs" we have 3 times as many "bad eggs" as we did in the '50's. |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by Gyrobob on 11/19/11 at 09:17:40 Who shot the kid? |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by Starlifter on 11/19/11 at 10:59:09 Mamma. |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by Gyrobob on 11/19/11 at 12:18:37 3932323B3738392322560 wrote:
I don't think much has changed in terms of the youth of today compared to the youth of my youth. They are still the same people as they were, only now they have much more information to assimilate, and much more to worry about, and what happens to them is much more public. And your right.. it is tragic. If you assume 5% of the youth are "bad eggs" we have 3 times as many "bad eggs" as we did in the '50's.[/quote] We also have 3 times as many good eggs. |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by arteacher on 11/19/11 at 14:14:18 0638332E232E23410 wrote:
I don't think much has changed in terms of the youth of today compared to the youth of my youth. They are still the same people as they were, only now they have much more information to assimilate, and much more to worry about, and what happens to them is much more public. And your right.. it is tragic. If you assume 5% of the youth are "bad eggs" we have 3 times as many "bad eggs" as we did in the '50's.[/quote] We also have 3 times as many good eggs.[/quote] Gyro, I always knew you were smart, but sometimes your mental acuity amazes me. ;) |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by Gyrobob on 11/19/11 at 16:19:27 767D7D747877766C6D190 wrote:
I don't think much has changed in terms of the youth of today compared to the youth of my youth. They are still the same people as they were, only now they have much more information to assimilate, and much more to worry about, and what happens to them is much more public. And your right.. it is tragic. If you assume 5% of the youth are "bad eggs" we have 3 times as many "bad eggs" as we did in the '50's.[/quote] We also have 3 times as many good eggs.[/quote] Gyro, I always knew you were smart, but sometimes your mental acuity amazes me. ;)[/quote] I'm amazed you're amazed. |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by Boofer on 11/19/11 at 19:47:17 I guarantee you any one of you would hire that kid to mow grass and work your tail off to see that he at least gets one good break. Some kids respond quickly to people who show them a better way. Sometimes just a word...and you know it. Otherwise you wouldn't care enough to gripe about it. Ya'll ain't foolin' me. You probably cry at the old black and white chick flicks. Well? Am I wrong? ;) |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by MrBrownTX on 11/21/11 at 08:19:28 Dude, Criminal Minds, when it involves kids will make me cry every time, since I became a dad 2 years ago. |
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Title: Re: Unbelievable Post by Southpaw on 11/21/11 at 08:30:28 705742514F4A45574651230 wrote:
That's the line that says it all! Child endangerment be d@mned! Amazing! |
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