'Killer' teen driver, 18, told police 'I'll be out in 30 days, I'll bet you,' after 'deliberately mowing down retired cop, 64,' while friend, 16, filmed

Daily Mail ^ | 22 September 2023 | EMMA JAMES,

[Levy78]

If ghetto scum were properly sterilized these two shit bags never would’ve been born, but here we are.

[VTenigma]

He’s probably right. If he didn’t pick a top cop to run over we may never had heard about it.

[Aevery_Freeman]

Sterilization should be the ‘fee’ for welfare - both parents.

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

Have a trial and build the gallows.

[Ban Draoi Marbh Draoi]

He had some rather charming ways of dealing with those who offended him.

Perhaps some of those methods need to be updated and revised.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Is cold-blooded Killer Jzamir related to Sideshow Bob?

[Rappini]

Back in my day the Cops would make that kid wished he was never born.

[No name given]

Or somebody Epsteins him.

[null and void]

Why the Vaseline?

[brianl703]

I read the other day that Medicaid in Washington, DC now covers fertility treatments.

[hanamizu]

“Case in point several decades ago in my county a 15 yo male of undisclosed race shot a little girl in the head...”

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All depends on the state laws governing juvenile crime. Some states’ laws prohibit prosecution of a juvenile as an adult, no matter how serious the crime. As time has passed, the trend has been to lower the cutoff age for serious crimes such as murder.

The two teenagers who shot up their middle school in Arkansas killing several students and teachers, couldn’t be charged as adults due to their ages. They were released with new identities and a clean record on their 21st birthdays. I believe Arkansas updated their juvenile laws because of this case.

[wardaddy]

To all who think this kid will be some wardaddys anal plunger in the joint and clean his cell and give up commissary

It’s unlikely

In a max joint cop killers are respected

Not saying I approve of it but that’s prison hierarchy

Plus he won’t be remanded to adult till he’s 18 usually

It sucks but thems the fax

[parmamenian]

He might get off if he registers as a Democrat.

[from occupied ga]

Yes It all depends on the laws. I’m not sure WHY the laws exist that way other than some misbegotten belief that teen criminals will change their ways if granted the mercy that they didn’t show their victims. Personally I could forgive minor infractions, but killing someone AND not by error in judgment, but by intent and only for the fun of it should be a public execution offense.

[hanamizu]

“I’m not sure WHY the laws exist that way other than some misbegotten belief that teen criminals will change their ways ...”

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That’s part of it, of course. And then there’s the concept of ‘age of reason’, if a 6-year-old shoots and kills someone, I believe no state will charge him or her with murder since it is believed that 6-year-olds aren’t old enough to understand the difference between right and wrong. The kid who shot his teacher in VA (?) will get off for that reason.

When I worked with delinquents (many decades ago) I had two ‘students’ who were murderers. One killed his victim with an axe. But they were both 13 at the time of their crimes and were sent to what was called a ‘youth center’. They were never charged with murder but rather ‘delinquency’ which was the practice in MO at the time. By law they were released on their 18th birthdays.

[wbarmy]

scaphism

That's brutal. I had thought crucifixion was the worst until I read about the boats.

[The Sons of Liberty]

I really hope that this guy decides to “hang himself” in his prison cell.

Too good for this smart@ss; I hope he gets "The Jeffrey Dahmer" treatment - beaten to death with a mop by a lifer inmate.

[sport]

I would say 15 days.

[SunkenCiv]

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