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Game Forum / Nintendo / Game Boy / December 2006LOL! mother has her 12-yo son arrested for opening a "PlayStation GameBoy" Christmas present early
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/1205062xmas1.html Boy Arrested For Opening Xmas Gift Early Mother has kid, 12, nabbed after Nintendo Game Boy is unwrapped DECEMBER 5--A South Carolina boy, 12, was arrested Sunday morning after his mother called police to report that he had unwrapped a Christmas present without her permission. According to a Rock Hill Police Department report (a copy of which you'll find below), the child opened a Nintendo Game Boy, though he had been directed not to by family members. When the boy's mother learned that the $85 gift had been opened, she called cops, who charged the juvenile with petty larceny. In an interview with The Herald newspaper, the boy's mother, a 27-year-old single parent, described her son as a disruptive child, noting that she hoped his arrest would serve as a corrective to disorderly behavior at school and home. police report: http://www.thesmokinggun.com/graphics/art3/1205062xmas1.gif > http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/1205062xmas1.html > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > police report: > http://www.thesmokinggun.com/graphics/art3/1205062xmas1.gif Police report says Playstation Gameboy. Charges dropped, case closed! LOL Brenden D. Chase <brenden.chase@gmail.com> spake thusly: > Police report says Playstation Gameboy. Charges dropped, case closed! > LOL An even bigger LOL is that woman's name is Nancy Holley. Apparently Robert P. Holley is a little younger than we thought -- and just couldn't wait for Christmas! :) -Z- > Brenden D. Chase <brenden.chase@gmail.com> spake thusly: > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > P. Holley is a little younger than we thought -- and just couldn't wait > for Christmas! :) HAHA! Nice catch! That's obviously Bullshit, there's no way they would post the police report, which contains the address of the family on it. > That's obviously Bullshit, there's no way they would post the police > report, which contains the address of the family on it. It's a pretty legitimate site that posts police reports all the time. > That's obviously Bullshit, there's no way they would post the police > report, which contains the address of the family on it. Police reports are public property. Why not? > > http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/1205062xmas1.html > > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Police report says Playstation Gameboy. Charges dropped, case closed! LOL It's like when the moronic PoS3tards referred to all video games as Ataris, then later Nintendos. Here is the link to the actual page with the story on it, not just the report. http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/1205062xmas1.html The Smoking Gun has been known to post unedited police reports before. They did edit out the phone numbers. Arrest reports are common things for this site. Take it or leave it. AceoHearts > Here is the link to the actual page with the story on it, not just the > report. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > AceoHearts Ahah thief n0ob. Go to jail young bandit! lol He's what? 5 years old? The mom could've teached him his lesson by herself. Police has a LOT more important things to do than fix these kinds of thing. Parents these days.... tssk tskk tskk i still don't buy it. > i still don't buy it. I do, the fact the kid is 12 and the single mother is only 27 shows you what sort of people thy are. I feel sorry for the child, he never really stood a chance!  Signatureregards, James Luff Gamertag: Lufferov remove 'nospam' to e-mail "There are 10 types of people in the world: Those that understand binary, and those that don't." >> i still don't buy it. > >I do, the fact the kid is 12 and the single mother is only 27 shows you >what sort of people thy are. I feel sorry for the child, he never >really stood a chance! Does it. Please elucidate on what this tells us about the "sort of people they are". SignatureFatHippy 'Poking death in the face with a big stick and then running away' (To reply by e-mail, please replace {$spamtrap$} with fathippy) Name: Fats Town: Bauhaus > >> i still don't buy it. > > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Please elucidate on what this tells us about the "sort of people they > are". It implies the mother is the type of person who was sexually active by age 15 but did not engage in effective methods of birth control. This implies idiocy. She could be a virgin who just adopted the kid this year, or could have been raped or artificially inseminated at his conception; however, these scenarios are unlikely. > It implies the mother is the type of person who was sexually active by > age 15 but did not engage in effective methods of birth control. This > implies idiocy. Or a simple lack of (quality) education, which is much more likely, much more serious, and much more avoidable. >> It implies the mother is the type of person who was sexually active by >> age 15 but did not engage in effective methods of birth control. This >> implies idiocy. > > Or a simple lack of (quality) education, which is much more likely, > much more serious, and much more avoidable. Its called not being able to discipline your kids. I caught beatings as a child, and it was only when I did something that I had no right doing. Like telling lies, and lighting fires. I turned out ok, but nowadays you cant even look at your kids crooked without someone saying you're abusing them. If she took a belt to his a.s she'd be locked up for doing the right thing. Oh well. The world is what you make of it. >> Here is the link to the actual page with the story on it, not just the >> report. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > herself. Police has a LOT more important things to do than fix these > kinds of thing. Parents these days.... tssk tskk tskk She could have just beat his a.s. Nothing wrong with a good ol' earned a.s whoopin' to set a young punk straight... but oh, you cant do that anymore... shucks. You better believe if my kids get out of line i will not hesitate to take a belt to their a.ses. Its the way i was raised and its the way i will raise my kids. If the gov't dont like it let them take care of those brats. > http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/1205062xmas1.html > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > police report: > http://www.thesmokinggun.com/graphics/art3/1205062xmas1.gif hehe. I just bought a Sony XBox 3 recently. Great machine. I take it back, I just caught the kid and his mom on Jimmy Kimmel doing a live satelite interview about the case. I only saw the end of it but they seemed pretty happy about the whole thing and Kimmel gave the kid the complete series of OZ as a gift. I guess the gift was not even wrapped, but in a gift bag, that means it's "fair game" as Jimmy put it. The family was black, interpret that anyway you which. I take it back, I just caught the kid and his mom on Jimmy Kimmel doing a live satelite interview about the case. I only saw the end of it but they seemed pretty happy about the whole thing and Kimmel gave the kid the complete series of OZ as a gift. I guess the gift was not even wrapped, but in a gift bag, that means it's "fair game" as Jimmy put it. The family was black, interpret that anyway you wish. > hehe. I just bought a Sony XBox 3 recently. Great machine. Ow. That reminds me of when I used to do tech support, I'd ask what version of Windows people had, and they'd say things like "Windows 2000 XP". > > hehe. I just bought a Sony XBox 3 recently. Great machine. > > Ow. That reminds me of when I used to do tech support, I'd ask what version > of Windows people had, and they'd say things like "Windows 2000 XP". Or "Microsoft Word". Or even just "Microsoft" :-D sh.t, if I had a dollar for every person who said they had Word as there OS... Regards, Jamie Kahn Genet SignatureIf you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate. >> hehe. I just bought a Sony XBox 3 recently. Great machine. > > Ow. That reminds me of when I used to do tech support, I'd ask what version > of Windows people had, and they'd say things like "Windows 2000 XP". You're lucky; whenever I asked what version of Windows, all I often got was just a blank stare ^_^. Ever asked if they had a color monitor and response was "Yes, it's green"? SignatureNew version of an old favorite! The Briefcase Fulla Rant! http://briefrant.com It'll grab you and won't let you go ^_^! My Selling Page: http://briefrant.com/Selling/Selling Wide selection of Manga reprints at Bargain prices! > http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/1205062xmas1.html > > Boy Arrested For Opening Xmas Gift Early > Mother has kid, 12, nabbed after Nintendo Game Boy is unwrapped Turns out there's more to the story... as usual... http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=5774586&nav=0RaPXRrw "Ervin says she had no choice. Her son is out of control. She says it started in kindergarten when he stole from his teacher's desk. By third grade suspensions and parent conferences were common. And recently the 6th grader was arrested and kicked out of school for trying to hit a police officer." Kids a dumbass, needs a swift kick. Hopefully this will do the trick... - Jordan (Do they not do the "Scared Straight" programs any more?) > > http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/1205062xmas1.html > > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Kids a dumbass, needs a swift kick. Hopefully this will do the trick... Yes, he's a real perkoff, isn't he. |
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