"Teen girls arrested in B.C. SkyTrain stabbings"
 

:fulloffuck::fulloffuck:
hope for speedy recovery for victims

Teen girls arrested in B.C. SkyTrain stabbings - British Columbia - CBC News

Came into contact 142 times, arrested numerous times AND released on conditions... I guess the police were waiting to see someone die before getting more serious with these two. I hope they don't get released again on "conditions" :facepalm:

"Well known to authorities".

I'm not sure if I want to be angry or disappointed or...what. I mean, seriously. Where are the fucking parents that they can be "well known to authorities" just after leaving fucking Elementary!

kk, so when i said i would never hit a girl i lied, i would beat the shit outta these girls! :suspicious:

First saw this last night on the news ticker, instantly :fulloffuck:

These girls are beyond fixing. Parenting fail for sure, but it's too late. They need psychiatric help. Perhaps Reactive Attachment Disorder (children with no conscience). They will lead a life of crime and misery and most likely end up dead from foul play or suicide. Let's hope they don't have children.

they breached their conditions...i guess they didn't realize what was at stake...

There are two problems at play from what I can see:

The facts: these girls are out of control, to the point of having contact with police 142 times. Assuming that(hopefully) previous 'interventions' did not involve full on assault.

1) No one fucking cares. You are telling me that you are looking at a 14 year old and writing her off? I get it, sometimes someone is just too far gone...but a 14 and 15 year old? No. You didn't want to make the phone call. Someone didn't think the paperwork was worth the hassle.

2) Laws that allow for a revolving system. They are minors, on a path to increasing crime. It's the minors part that puts them back in the hands of their parents to deal with...who obviously do not give a shit.

A couple of years ago, tenants had a drunken party at our building(our last drunken party I'll add. Yay us) anyway, this chick got kicked out, so came to the front door and started pounding it and kicking it, and broke the glass.

That's when I got the call, and we went to find what was happening. I walk onto the second floor and find the party attendees hauling her out of the apartment. Cops called, and they show up. Little chickadee gets cuffed.

....aaaaaannnnndddd nothing.

No one physically saw her break the door(a $500 repair), the police said she has a record the length of their arm, well known to police, we can see blood on her leg(as her foot went through plate glass) but because there wasn't a person standing there watching this dipshit nail the door...she goes to the drunk tank to sleep it off, then home.

I understand why this happens with the protections of our legal system(to do oherwise would be a police state) but its so frustrating.

I mean, its even worse, as the tenant lost the apartment over it and had to pay for the damage...which I don't feel slightly bad about, but all because no one intervened with this girl when she was first getting started.

It's quite evident where the justice system's priorities lay. These girls get released time and time again; meanwhile there are mandatory minimum sentences for smoking a joint to attract the Helen Lovejoy vote. The result-overcrowded prisons and backlogged courtrooms, further contributing to a revolving door system as Gridlock said. It's a travesty.

You're bound to have these types of people who slip through the cracks. Is it worth changing the legal system over? Probably not because if you change how minors are treated, there will likely be unintended consequences that will screw over a lot of kids we do want to save and who do have the ability to be productive members of society.

At the end of the day, there are just some people who are unfit to be parents. Like MG1, I believe that the laws of nature will get these girls eventually.
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Death penalty.
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Yeah....

I think about that too. In the US for example a young offender will have their trial televised and their name plastered all over the media. Guilty until proven innocent. I've seen newspaper articles about 18 year olds being charged with statutory rape because they had sex with their 17 year old girlfriend. Or child porn charges over sexting. It can fuck up their lives for good.

these children should be seperated from their parents and her other friend and put in foster homes away from this city. theres no gurantee that moving them away from each other and putting them in a foster home will help...but maybe it will at least give them the parental attention they need? let a capable adult whip them into shape..

that or just have vancouvers own version of "beyond scared straight", but make it more than just a 1 day visit..let them sleep in there a few nights without having a cameraman on them 24/7, give them a taste of whats in their future.

That would mean we would have to invest money which is a novel idea... In a context of people calling for reduced spending.

These kids could have developmental disabilities like fetal alcohol syndrome.
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but they also slashed a man at Joyce station, not just Surrey

Another example of failure of the justice system, they'll be back out right back to the same bs

Send them to the army

I used to think like this, until I started working in an area that required me to look at legal opinions and risk assessments.

These girls are an unfortunate case, but usually the laws are written in such a way as to ensure that fundamental principles are maintained. Also, if you change the laws to make them more punitive to minors, there could be unintended consequences. An example of a law that looked good on paper, but is lousy in practice is that 3-strikes law in California and other States.
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i thought the 3 strike was felonies... correct me if i am wrong, but getting a felony isnt a small thing... and you need 3!

they just need a lil ass whoopin from papi.. that shit always keep me in line when i was a kid lol, and they prob didnt think of anything about the conditions, they dont seem harsh but fuark, breach is a serious charge lol, no fun spending time in ydc but these girls just seem dumb as a rock

I'm speechless, stuff like this shouldn't happen. I hope the victim recovers soon
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I honestly think these girls wants to go to jail. But no matter how hard they try, they eventually get released lol. Now they are steeping it up a notch...assault with a deadly weapon. 142 encounters? Comon!!

What would this accomplish?

:lol
It's like sending them to Boot Camp, like in that Maury show.