(04-09-2011, 03:58 PM)Sonny223 Wrote: How many bank robberies occur using a knife, and how about police, do they carry semi auto knives. You have to get to close to a person for a knife to even serve it's purpose. The standard baseball bat would be more efficient.
Give me a bat or a wooden staff and you wouldn't be able to get close enough to stab me with a poxy knife.
But don't spoil dicks bullshit argument with common sense dawg.
We need to punish the French, ignore the Germans and forgive the Russians - Condoleezza Rice.
Someone is trying to brainwash me. First off a knife, sword , machete, Ginsu knife will not do more damage than a gun. Guns will always be better in warfare than any blade. Your information is not logical or even true, even if it was would not make go buy anymore knives than I already own. The use of a knife in a deadly situation versus a gun should be googled, and presented by the FBI. Make me a pie graph dick.
(04-09-2011, 06:36 PM)Fibonacci Prima Wrote: I wonder what Schrodinger would say about this...
Meow.
(03-15-2013, 07:12 PM)aussiefriend Wrote: You see Duchess, I have set up a thread to discuss something and this troll is behaving just like Riotgear did.
(04-09-2011, 06:36 PM)Fibonacci Prima Wrote: I wonder what Schrodinger would say about this...
Meow.
Did you just call me catty?
No.
Schrodinger's Cat. I'm sure he did other stuff, too, but he is stuck with that damn cat.
(03-15-2013, 07:12 PM)aussiefriend Wrote: You see Duchess, I have set up a thread to discuss something and this troll is behaving just like Riotgear did.
i wasn't sure where to put this. it just goes to my concerns about parents leaving loaded guns laying around. :( this could have been much worse.
HOUSTON
(CNN) -- A loaded handgun fell out of a student's pocket onto the lunchroom floor and discharged Tuesday, wounding him and two other kindergartners in a Houston elementary school, the school district said.
None of the injuries was considered life-threatening, Houston Independent School District spokesman Jason Spencer told CNN.
School district police are investigating how the 6-year-old who brought the gun to school -- one of the wounded children -- obtained the weapon, Spencer said.
The two boys and one girl, all of them kindergarten students at Ross Elementary School, were taken to a hospital and their parents were notified, Spencer said. One of the boys and the girl suffered foot wounds, and the other boy was wounded in the leg.
"The prognosis is good for these kids," the spokesman said.
(04-09-2011, 04:04 PM)Sonny223 Wrote: Prove me wrong dicknose, do you have a semiautomatic knives too? You fucking ratard.
What kind of retard can't spell retard?
Is there a name for that?
Ahdwidng'ahg
(03-15-2013, 07:12 PM)aussiefriend Wrote: You see Duchess, I have set up a thread to discuss something and this troll is behaving just like Riotgear did.
(04-19-2011, 06:20 PM)FAHQTOO Wrote: [quote='Sonny223' pid='156071' dateline='1302379477']
Prove me wrong dicknose, do you have a semiautomatic knives too? You fucking ratard.
What kind of retard can't spell retard?
Is there a name for that?
Ratard= word used by Allen in the movie Hangover, it is the way he pronounced the word in the movie. You are a waste of sperm crackerjack.
News4Jax
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- As lawyers debate whether a 12-year-old charged with killing his toddler brother should be prosecuted as an adult, Channel 4 has learned about the troubled life of the boy and his mother, who give birth to the boy when she was only 12.
According to police documents, 2-year-old David Galarriago was beaten on March 14 by his half-brother, Cristian Fernandez. He died a few days later at a hospital. The 12-year-old was indicted Thursday on a charge of first-degree murder and was moved from juvenile detention to the Duval County jail.
While Frenandez's mother, Biannela Susana, 25, was not home at the time of the beating, she was charged with negligent manslaughter in connection with the toddler's death According to her arrest report, when Susana came home and found the toddler unconscious, she wiped him off, changed his clothes and put ice on his head, hoping it was just a concussion and the boy would wake up.
Police said she did not immediately call 911 and waited two hours before driving David to St. Luke's Hospital. Doctors told police that if she had sought immediate medical treatment, the boy might have survived.
According to court documents, this wasn't the first time that David was injured at the hands of Fernandez. The 2-year-old victim suffered a broken leg in January that was initially blamed on a fall from a jungle gym. Court records show that Susana later admitted to the Florida Department of Children and Families that she lied to investigators and that Fernandez broke his younger brother's leg while wrestling with the boy.
Police said Susana continued to allow Fernandez to baby-sit his younger brother.
While there is no precedent for charging a 12-year-old with first-degree murder in Duval County, State Attorney Angela Corey said that her office had no choice.
"We were not comfortable, based on his history and the events where he killed his 2-year-old brother, that we could protect anyone that he was around," Corey said. "The juvenile system does not give us sufficient options or enough time. Basically, we would have lost jurisdiction over him in about 8½ years."
Fernadez's public defender disagrees, saying Fernandez should be given a chance for treatment in the juvenile system. Attorney Rob Mason said the boy has been abused his entire life and he has never been to counseling, and he stands a better chance of rehabilitation in the juvenile system than in an adult prison.
"He is motivated for treatment. He has insight," Mason told Channel 4's Jim Piggott. "He knows he needs help and he desperately wants help, and I don't think he can get the help in the state prison system."
Mason said Fernandez was found naked and dirty wandering in a hotel parking lot when he was 2 years old. Since his guardian was arrested on charges of neglect and possession of drugs and his mother was only 14, both Fernandez and Susana were placed in foster care.
As Fernandez got older, neglect turned into abuse.
"There is confirmed sexual abuse. There is confirmed physical abuse," Mason said. "It also looks from the testing been done that the sexual abuse was more extensive than what was confirmed, because they are showing some sexual acting out at a very young age."
Mason said Fernandez has never had any contact with his natural father, but his stepfather abused him.
"The stepfather had struck Cristian, caused damage to his eye. The school got involved. The police got involved, and the police were coming to the stepfather's residence to arrest him, and that is when the stepfather ended his life by gun in front of the other siblings," Mason said.
After that suicide, Susana moved the family to Jacksonville.
Though violent behavior is typical of abuse victims, prosecutors said it is not an excuse for criminal behavior.
"A lot of the people we see in the criminal justice system have rough backgrounds -- some rougher than this young man has had. We can understand, we can study it, we can look at it. We can't use it as an excuse," Corey said. "The fact and circumstances of his background are serious in and of themselves. His interaction with this baby that he killed as well as his other siblings gives us even greater concern. All of that combined was a synergy of events that we said, We have to put this child in adult court.'"
Fernandez was being held without bond. While he is in the adult jail, he is housed with other juveniles and was given access to a counselor. Susana is being housed in another part of the jail being held on $1 million bond.
Before Thursday's indictment, the youngest person to be indicted in Duval County was a 13-year-old who killed a correctional officer decades ago.
A five-year-old girl dragged a toddler to a bathtub and drowned him because he made too much noise and cried too much, according to police.
It was at first thought that the death of 18-month-old Jermane Johnson Jr was an accidental drowning at a relative's home in Kansas.
But after social workers questioned the girl who was in the house with him, she told them that she didn’t like the toddler because he 'made too much noise', and 'cried too much', police said.
She then indicated that she drowned him on purpose, police said.
Kansas City police and local juvenile court officials said they could not remember ever investigating such a serious case involving such a young suspect.
The children had been left in the house in the care of a 16-year-old girl, who reportedly has mental disabilities WHAT??, on Friday when the adult in the house went to pick up a relative from the bus stop.
It was then the five-year-old is said to have dragged him to the bath tub, which had not been drained.
Jermane lived in the St. Louis area but was being cared for by relatives in the 2600 block of Elmwood Avenue in Kansas City. He had been staying at the house for several weeks, police said. WHY?
The 18-month-old and father, also called Jermane Johnson, wrote on Facebook: 'I just got asked the hardest question that no parent should never answer. What kind of casket do I want to put my son in.'
Mary Marquez, a juvenile officer with Jackson County Family Court, told the Kansas City Star: 'I’ve been here 26 years, and I’ve never seen anything like this.
'With such a young age, there is no way you could prove intent.'
Ms Marquez said she could not divulge where the child was staying, but police said they never arrested the girl.
According to the City Star, police said they are still looking into other aspects of the case, including the welfare of other children in the home and the decision to leave the children alone on Friday.
