[Autonomous User]

The mother went full retard. Never ever go full retard.

Sure she/ the mom is upset but tell me... what could possible be gained by putting a person with the mental capicity of a 5 y/o in a cage? The DA made the right decission.

[glennaro]

what could possible be gained by putting a person with the mental capicity of a 5 y/o in a cage

What is gained is that this sick b@stard wouldn't be free to roam about beating innocent children. If I saw this b@stard beating my child I would no doubt be held responsible for the b@stard's hospital bills.

Oh, and you're confused, sport. It wasn't the mother who "went full retard" ...

[PCPOET7]

the problem is that who ever was watching the man is responsible for what happen....The thing I find unacceptable is that the group home allowed him to continue playing in the park after the incident. jail is the wrong place for the man because obviously he cant form criminal intent or even understand he is being punished for.

[Altariel]

I’m sorry, what did the three year old gain when a twenty-seven year old man saw him, selected him for an assault, and assaulted him?

Assault, especially when an adult assaults a child, is a *good* reason for incarceration.

[jocon307]

It sounds like a cage is exactly where this guy belongs.

[Svartalfiar]

Sure she/ the mom is upset but tell me... what could possible be gained by putting a person with the mental capicity of a 5 y/o in a cage? The DA made the right decission.

What five-year-old do you know who just randomly attacks people? Even someone with such a low mental capacity still doesn't act like that. Not an excuse.
Someone with the mentally disabled group should have been keeping a better eye on their people, especially if this guy was known to have issues with others. No, the autistic guy may not be fully responsible, but his caretakers sure are! And if they aren't able to keep him contained, then there's absolutely no reason they should be taking him out to public parks and letting him near anyone he might randomly attack! Keep in a cage, no, but severely restricted 'free time' is a no-brainer!