Insane Arrest Of A Six Year Old Little Girl

Found several incidents of this happening since 2008 in Florida & Georgia, almost identical stories to this new one fmdog. Seems to be a thing for adults who have no business dealing with kids.
 
When I was in grade school the local police came to our school and took us a ride in the police car sounded the siren turned on red lights. They showed us their handcuffs and ask if anyone was named Billy, then he showed us his billy club and said he had never used it, but offered to demonstrate it. I was always afraid of police after that. lol As for the reported New Story if anyone thinks this was an serious incident I know of some ocean front property for sale cheap in Arizona. Got to be FAKE NEWS..unless this officer is a little nutszo.. or just returned from a domestic disturbance call and the wife getting beat up, beat him up . lol
 
Pepper said:
Are you saying, norman, that this, or identical stories over the years, did not happen?
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If this was a legitimate, factual arrest, somehow my mind just will not process the reported story as real. It must have been a dull day in the News Room. I do agree with Trade, police work sometimes attracts bullies...
 
If you Google or Bing it, or whatever, you will see it is, unfortunately, true. If you go beyond the story, you will find other cases almost identical. The sources are impeccable news. Unfortunately. I don't know about bullies, but certainly lack of judgement. All the children involved were black, not behaving nicely, in the South, with white adults involved. I only went as far back as 2008.
 
norman said:
If this was a legitimate, factual arrest, somehow my mind just will not process the reported story as real. It must have been a dull day in the News Room. I do agree with Trade, police work sometimes attracts bullies...
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I googled it and it's being reported by the New York Times and the Washington Post. And although both of them do print lies I doubt this one is.
 
I was 6 years old too when my mother had me arrested for theft!!

I had to take a penny to school every day and she kept her change in a drawer that I could only reach by stretching on my tiptoes and scrabbling around in the drawer for the money (not tall enough to see). I pulled the penny out without looking at it and put it in my pocket. When I got to school, I realised I'd taken a half crown which was approx the same size as the penny, and stupidly I spent some of it on sweets. I never got sweets as a rule so this was like Christmas . I didn't eat the sweets, I took them home with me as well as the change at the end of the day, and presentd them to her , but my mother marched me down to the police station and demand I be charged with theft . I can still see it all playing out in my minds eye to this day. This (to me ) Huge police officer behind the desk, comes around, takes me by the hand and marches me into a Police cell....clearly he had no intention of arresting me because he left me in there for just a few minutes, before letting me out again (scare tactics) ... and he spoke very gently to me too warning me not to do it again.. before sending me home with my mother !! That was around 1961 or '62
 
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Pepper said:
If you Google or Bing it, or whatever, you will see it is, unfortunately, true. If you go beyond the story, you will find other cases almost identical. The sources are impeccable news. Unfortunately. I don't know about bullies, but certainly lack of judgement. All the children involved were black, not behaving nicely, in the South, with white adults involved. I only went as far back as 2008.
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You are correct..guess they did terminate him.
 
hollydolly said:
I was 6 years old too when my mother had me arrested for theft!!

I had to take a penny to school every day and she kept her change in a drawer that I could only reach by stretching on my tiptoes and scrabbling around in the drawer for the money (not tall enough to see). I pulled the penny out without looking at it and put it in my pocket. When I got to school, I realised I'd taken a half crown which was approx the same size as the penny, and stupidly I spent some of it on sweets. I never got sweets as a rule so this was like Christmas . I didn't eat the sweets, I took them home with me as well as the change at the end of the day, and presentd them to her , but my mother marched me down to the police station and demand I be charged with theft . I can still see it all playing out in my minds eye to this day. This (to me ) Huge police officer behind the desk, comes around, takes me by the hand and marches me into a Police cell....clearly he had no intention of arresting me because he left me in there for just a few minutes, before letting me out again (scare tactics) ... and he spoke very gently to me too warning me not to do it again.. before sending me home with my mother !! That was around 1961 or '62
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Trade said:
One of the many reasons I don't like cops in general. There seems to be something about law enforcement that attracts bullies.
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Yeah. It's the power a bully has always wanted & now he has it in a dream job.
I worked with a former cop who was crippled when a car hit his motorcycle. He treated his co-workers & customers like they were his prisoners.
 
i think the cop did a very good job and should get a raise. the school that cannot control their students, has a problem. the school took the easy way out. I would take my kids out of this school, quickly. mark55
 

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