Armed Woman Shoots 13-Year-Old Girl Stealing Her Car
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2024
- An armed woman fired her gun at a 13-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy when they tried to take her SUV, according to Chicago Police.
The 13-year-old girl ended up being shot on the right side of her body during the robbery attempt, police said.
The 13-year-old girl was taken to a hospital and is now in stable condition. Both teenagers were charged with attempted theft.
When I started carrying a gun for protection, it never really occurred to me that I might have to use that gun against a young teen.
I'm not saying an adult's life is any less valuable, but the thought of shooting a young teen in self-defense is just harder for me to swallow than shooting an adult in self-defense.
But don't get it twisted; I'm not saying I won't defend myself against a young teen if they're threatening death or serious bodily harm.
Let me know what you think in the comment section.
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Don't treat criminals like victims, and don't treat victims like criminals
I wonder if that will ever come to pass.
@queazy03
Democrats don't care about you.
Agreed
Amen……
Don't murder people over property
If your 13 year old is stealing cars, you've FAILED as a parent.
And that PARENT should face "aiding and abetting" charges
100% agree But lets take a moment to acknowledge that community failed. Lets stop the nonsense where they look away from crime. Lets stop the glorification of crime, premarital sex, and violence. This story hurts.
@@JasonH17 👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯
At 13 your still not the person your going to be as an adult
@@vantravisemoss9034 This path isnt impossible to reverse just unlikely. Probably a 100% chance to not be reversed without seeking help from God.
Full-blown criminal at 13. I blame the parents.
O they will sue for big bucks
Parent. I doubt there are 2 parents involved.
its the fact you can't discipline your own kids an more , my Dad had a belt it did more than hold up his pants
Parent. Not parents.
Uncalled for, you don’t know the parent.
"Shooting of a 13 year old girl". How about the "Car theft by a 13 year old girl".
BOTH.
....title says both. what's wrong with it??
@@skrewdreyeverbecause when child and shot are the first words, all next context afterwards are typically ignored. Following with a internet like fanaticism only rivaled by Tik tok users that insists the shooter did something wrong.
@@blak3brutus229 irregardless, it didn't lie so.. 🤷♂️
@@skrewdreyever okay I’ll irregard it 😂
Don't steal a car, you won't get shot. Period. If you can't take a slug, don't be a thug. 13-year-old knows right from wrong.
That's an assumption
They were probably coerced by an organized car theft ring. Either carrot or stick.
@@cmoneymadhopsyou’re in love with crooks.
@cmoneymadhops what's an assumption
They know at 13 that stealing is wrong
"You value your stuff more than a person's life!"
NO! Criminals value my stuff more than they value their own lives...
Well put. I normally don’t comment but you said it perfectly.
This is something I've had to explain many times. "The defender in a confrontation is not the agent making the value-of-life proposition. It is the offender who weighed the value of life against the property or life they wished to take or destroy and initiated the offense"
Except, there is no state in the union that allows that level of force to stop a simple car theft. The adult made a horrible decision and hopefully will have a long time in prison to think about it
@BrokenBarBox you didn't even watch the video did you? 2:36 Colion explains how the woman was legally justified. And don't look up Texas law, your little heart will stop from the shock...
@@gusmc2220 you mean 9.42? Good luck if you decide to make the same bad decision this woman did. Oh….did I mention the civil case that will immediately follow the criminal one? How about the federal civil rights violation criminal trial that also gets set in motion? Believe whatever you want. The courts have no sympathy or even any interest in your opinion when it comes to facts of law.
If a teen commits adult crimes, then they should do adult time in prison.
Absolutely. These parents need to be on trial too
This is a really stupid suggestion
@RiccoStewart so you’re saying a teen that shoots up their school building should not be treated the same as an adult criminal?
@@DakkaDakka12 I find it hard to believe a teen should get life or the death penalty
@@DakkaDakka12 There is a massive difference between tossing a brick thru a vacant car window to steal something, and picking up a firearm to take the lives of other innocent children.
In the old days, stealing a horse was a hanging offense.
Good comment. Unfortunately, lawyers...
Yep
Yep, I watch "Rawhide". 😊
Democrats…….
Still is in the state I live in
That’s probably the first time that girl’s faced any accountability whatsoever
100%, you dont get to the point of committing felonies if you have parents disciplining you.
@@dash4800man it must be nice in your world of lala land
@@dash4800 Not 100% true, but I'd say if you have a fair amount discipline in your life you are 10x less likely to commit a felony that someone with out any.
@@thatonefpsgamer1339Lol it’s not lala land it’s simply protecting your property. You have a right to do so, if a child is old enough to steal someone’s car then they’re old enough to face the consequences of doing so. You’re probably pro choice though so you should be celebrating this 😂 think of it as a teenaged abortion
@@thatonefpsgamer1339- No father, absent mother - doesn't take a genius to figure out that equates to a short lifespan. You might figure that out someday.
Stealing someone's car can be like stealing their ability to support themselves.
Yes. Life is about time. No one has the right to steal your time. Not one second. So, .....
Yep. Modern day horse thief. People were hung for that back when justice was still a thing.
@MelodusDethicus
People stole horses?
I don't dispute the truth of your statement. It's just that horses are higher maintenance than a car.
@@terminallove3531 Before cars existed, the horse was the most efficient personal transportation available. If you were in an isolated area and your horse was stolen or ran away, you had a much higher chance of DYING.
@@terminallove3531 This was before cars. Was the most valuable thing you owned, literally. Was life or death in many cases.
Stealing cars at 13?
Her future is already written.
Pretty much so, sadly!
Unless she repents, gets
right with God and
changes her life around.
Is it tho? Mark Wahlberg committed a hate crime, blinded a guy, and now he's a great man who done so much for the troops.
Even a 5 year old kid know stealing is wrong.
If their parent taught them. Some parents just gave birth and fed their kids like pets. No instill any moral values into them because they themselves have none.
Apparently not in black community
thats KIA
Horse theft used to be a capital offense. Car theft is the modern equivalent.
I suspect penalty had to be severe because horse stealing was so easy to do and so devastating to the victim.
Can we get lawmakers to realize we've reached that point in modern times.
@@amerlin388 stealing a Kia is probably just as easy lol
@@amerlin388 not only that but stealing a horse can be unplanned since you didnt need to tools to climb on a horse
stealing a car means you had the tools AND/OR knowledge of how to do it, meaning it is premeditated making the crime have higher penalties already
remember there is 1st, 2nd, and 3rd degree murder for the reason of it being "planned"
USA is so messed up.
sometimes people mess with my Ebike and i dont think they realize that is how i get to and from work... not okay. I think one time someone popped my tire because people were putting sticks on/around it
Old enough to jack a car old enough to get blam blammed.
You must have forgot that strong, totally independent black women who don't need man have spent the last 50 plus year vehemently claiming that they can raise children better all by themselves without a man!
Heh, your comment made me think of Flintstones, and Pebbles and Bam Bam. Bam...bam bam bam.
Bingo 🎯
BLAMO!!!!!!!
Wrong. All you freaking newbs don’t understand that there is a 200 yo code of ethics behind gun ownership, in the US, and you think that anyone who slights you is fair game. That’s not how it works, or at least it wasn’t until the last couple of years, when every last simpleton decided to go out and buy a gun for “protection”.
When a teenagers thinks it is OKAY to STEAL another's person's CAR, I do not feel any sympathy for her or her family. They did a piss poor job of raising her.
As a 13 year old, I KNEW THE CONSEQUENCES OF STEALING A CAR. But then, I grew up in the Fifties and Sixties.
At 8 I knew the consequences for petty theft because the police talked to the kids at preschool
This was 20 years ago BTW
I didn't fully realize the consequences, but would never temp to be seen or hurt anyone. Luckily I grew up and got away from those friends.
I knew the consequences of stealing candy. (especially from my parents!!!!)
I grew up in the 80s and 90s and knew the same thing
@@jasonwalker79Same here. I wouldn’t have dared to even think about stealing ANYTHING, ever. I wouldn’t be able to live with myself if I did.
There is a simple way to prevent this; stop taking things that don't belong to you.
dats not how we wuz raised. our bros just told us, take what you want , you deserve it all
I stopped stealing things that don't belong to me. Now I steal things that belong to me. Wait. What?
Well you cant steal things that belong to you, so you hsve to steal things that belong to other people. Haha
That's impossible for ⬛ folk
Only works in a perfect world and we all know a perfect world does not exist.
If you don't value your life more than stealing my stuff? That's on you.
So lets go to important stuff. Was the robber a "home girl"? Did she die?
Ouch
No its on you for murder. It is mostly up to the prosecutor to determine whether or not a person truly believed that deadly force was necessary, which can be difficult since it is impossible to know what a person was or was not thinking at the time. Circumstantial evidence may be used to try to prove a person’s state of mind to determine whether they were truly in fear of great bodily harm or death. An experienced Illinois criminal defense attorney knows how to cast doubt on the prosecutor’s case and show that you were, in fact, justified in using self-defense of your home.
In light of the new concealed carry laws in Illinois, many people are wondering whether Illinois will adapt its laws to allow you to stand your ground outside of your home. We will keep you informed of whether any of the self-defense laws change. In the meantime, just because you have a license to carry a concealed weapon does not mean that you are able to fire it against anyone. Many people who have a concealed carry license may find themselves facing serious criminal charges if they unjustifiably fire their weapon.
@@truthhurts5158 no f*cking sh*t Sherlock. Of course you can't just shoot anyone because you have a license. Nobody is arguing that.
@@Xeno_Solarus Must be a Trumper has nothing intelligent to say so you bully people
Criminals need to fear consequences, which is a lost art now days
She probably got a slap on the wrist and the charges were dropped and probably got a little probation.
Is my property more important than a thief's life? Yes.
I hate when the drive-by media tries to force common sense-thinking people to feel bad for criminals.
And the politicians who have created this lawless culture along with coddling criminals. Look 👀 who has run Chicago for over a half century.
No such thing as common sense...
That’s like the whole point of any popular and not popular American news channels. Like 99% of the information is either a lie or wrongly interpreted truth with attempts to play on audience’s emotions. Sad that some people still use news as a source of information.
@@n6cid Maybe not for you
It’s Chicago, not Florida. Criminals are real victims
13 year olds ABSOLUTELY know that there's consequences for their actions.
I sure knew what the consequences were at 13.
That's part of the problem people infantilizing young people.
Most of them know that there are consequences, but they may not understand how drastic those might be. I did a lot of dumb stuff as a teenager that I knew was wrong, but I assumed I'd get away with it. Therefore, I never considered that it could possibly hurt me or put me in jail, just that my parents might be mad at me.
As a teen the consequences are very minimal, in the end she gets a slap on the hand and street cred, street cred is way more valuable then anything she could ever steal
There are 31 year olds that don't know the difference between right and wrong, let alone 13 year olds. Regardless, none of that matters and I'm not sure why it's a discussion. You don't need to know the difference between right and wrong to be held accountable.
Well if she didn’t know before she sure does now. Just remember kids, you’re not immortal
Only grazed? Now that's sad
Grazed? Was there lethal intent!
You sir are wrong. These kids know exactly what they are doing. Parents are to blame and they should be held accountable.
How many parents are behind the thefts?
Remember those female teens who stole that guys Uber, killing him in the process?
In DC? I remember. I was pissed
Was just thinking about that, and the tween girls who stomped an old man to deth* while filming themselves doing it.
Yep, a middle eastern guy with like 3 kids.
Yes, remember that tragic story for the Uber driver who was working to support his family. Those three criminals (all young girls of color) were vicious and had no morals or conscious.
@@DRventura333 the usual suspects who cannot coexist with regular folk.
There isn't a child in this country that doesn't know stealing a car is wrong. At 13 the kid knew better and now she must live with her dumb choices.
Nothing will happen. She is a minor, black and poor. And lives in chitcago. Plus her medical care is paid for by taxpayers. She will be back on the street as soon as she is released from the hospital.
These kids think it is cool to steal.
She's got a "bullet badge" now. A + in the street cred box.
Consequences. A victim doesn't have time to ask a criminal's age.
It's that notion of "F- around, and find out" and that girl just found out...
My car is my property. You don't screw around with people's property. End of story.
So your car and your property is worth more than a little girl?
@@BrokenBarBox Absolutely, and the girl chose the FAFO game. She chose to value a payday by stealing a car more than her own life.
Just like bread and horses back in the day led to your death if you failed in stealing either.
@@BrokenBarBox If they are insidious and evil enough to try and deprive me of my property by force, and potentially willing to kill me over it? Yes.
@@aurenkleige at what point was this little girl described as engaging in life threatening behavior? I missed that part. Could you please leave a time stamp at the part where investigators were quoted as saying she tried to do something that would endanger anyone’s life
@@tyvernoverlord5363 please follow this story. When the adult gets convicted and sent to prison, please take some time to reflect on how wrong you are
Suspect made their life choice and chose poorly.
thank mommy
@@ronaldpershing8633 she is probably making more as we type.
Actually, the adult made a worse decision in this case
@@BrokenBarBox not really. Parents should have used birth control.
You mean the parent of the thief when you say "the adult" right?
Imagine saving your car from getting stolen only for the cops to take it
She probably has 30-40 years ahead of her as a career criminal, with the help and training of the justice system.
Unless she changes her career to breeding usual suspects and visiting the baby daddies in jail
Chicago: treating victims like the criminals, treating criminals like the victims.
Treating children as adults is gross.
@@anonymous.anonymity. Yep. What's you're point?
@@Kahless_the_Unforgettable The common law presumes that a child under 14 years of age is doli incapax (from the Latin 'incapable of deceit'), meaning that they are considered to lack the capacity to be criminally responsible for their acts.
Educate yourself
@@anonymous.anonymity. "Educate yourself". Ironic, coming from someone who failed to use punctuation.
Putting that aside, I am aware of this legal concept. I wasn't asking about the law, I was asking why you brought it up.
There's another legal concept that you seem to have forgotten. Coilin mentioned it. The age of your attacker is irrelevant. You can defend yourself or your property from anyone, regardless of age. If the laws of your state allow it. And they do.
So, not defending yourself from children who are committing the same crimes as adults is gross.
@@anonymous.anonymity. up to a point. Seems to be a spike of "young teens" doing increasingly worse crimes. Assault someone with a weapon, or assault someone that can't help themselves (disabled, crippled, injured, elderly, etc), or break into a car or home, etc - major crimes: gonna be handled the same regardless of age, sex, race. Grosser to use your kid as a front, and they're learning from someone. It's harder to steal a car than to break a window. And it's not petty crimes.
Welp, don't steal cars.
Wonder where She learned that.. Love a Previous Comment; Thug Life = SLUG Life 😂😂
Old enough to steal a car, old enough to get shot for your trouble?
13 year old stealing a car yet she’s not old enough to get a driver’s licence.
She's probably gonna brag about getting shot after she gets outta the hospital 🤦♂️
I was saying the same thing . A lot of people don't understand the inner city. Mentality.
Yup new gang sign. Bullet wounds.
🎯🎯
@@johncitizen3927 😂The Bloods are a gang, the Crips are a gang, and the I Got My Dumbass Shot will be one too 👍
@@chuckdavis1323purge the inner cities
I remember being 13. NEVER, did I consider stealing a car. Let consequences take their course.
Didn't even considered stealing a bike!
@@joefran619 Exactly!
These kids were just trying to get a ride to a study group or library. Just like the theft at Macy because these people are hangry. 😆
@@sallycoo5527 🤣🤣🤣
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If you are aware that a car is worth stealing you are also capable of knowing it is wrong.
If this teen had better parenting, she wouldn't have been shot.
"13 year old girl" vs "13 year old female car thief". The tv heads need to learn English.
And a 13yr old just added to the 13% mmmm
Who is hiring thirteen year old girls to steal cars? The adults behind this also need to be addressed.
I remember the old movie Six-Pack in which the sheriff was the one who told the kids to strip cars.
These 13 years old, now a days, are big and unfortunately are doing bad things in our neighborhoods, that adults do. The parents should be prosecuted and liable for any damages, if found guilty...
She would not have been shot if she was not out there trying to steal.
I grew up in a bad neighborhood, there were drug gangs, and many if them were high schoolers and some middle schoolers. A police officer told me that if a minor places themself in the place of an adult, you treat them like one.
Correct.
“Drug gangs”
That's a sophomoric way to look at things. It's also antithetical to base psychology. "Everybody knows"😂 that children are precocious and would like to portray themselves as being more mature, more adult, and with more of a leadership role than they really have. That's why adults that are in gangs take advantage of troubled youth and groom them into becoming runners, then later on get them initiated into the gang and have them fulfill all types of crimes for them.
Of course! They certainly know right from wrong long before they are 10 years old. A lot of victims are killed by adolescents every year so don't make the mistake of thinking they aren't dangerous.
@@Pugetwitch While I agree with your statement, it has its limits. 'If a minor places themselves in the place of an adult", includes picking up a gun, and especially pointing it at someone to commit a crime, then they "should be treated like an adult".
In truth, the teen believes there ARE NO CONSEQUENCES because that is how the legal system handles it.
NO ALOT OF STATES ARE CHARGING THEM AS ADULTS ESPECIALLY IF IT'S MURDER
All by design to destroy our civil society.
Not in Illinois lol
I wonder if her 'handlers' told her that she would only be charged as a juvenile and would be out so it's ok.
In LA,that's the case.........
Blame the justice system for enabling these kids.
So, someone attempts to steal your car, you stop them and then…. the police steal your car. 🤦
Teach your kids not to steal. Or they may be taught by someone else. Some lessons are only given once.
It is mostly up to the prosecutor to determine whether or not a person truly believed that deadly force was necessary, which can be difficult since it is impossible to know what a person was or was not thinking at the time. Circumstantial evidence may be used to try to prove a person’s state of mind to determine whether they were truly in fear of great bodily harm or death. An experienced Illinois criminal defense attorney knows how to cast doubt on the prosecutor’s case and show that you were, in fact, justified in using self-defense of your home.
In light of the new concealed carry laws in Illinois, many people are wondering whether Illinois will adapt its laws to allow you to stand your ground outside of your home. We will keep you informed of whether any of the self-defense laws change. In the meantime, just because you have a license to carry a concealed weapon does not mean that you are able to fire it against anyone. Many people who have a concealed carry license may find themselves facing serious criminal charges if they unjustifiably fire their weapon.
That's too much to ask these days. Too many people teach their kids to take without paying.
a 13 yr old understands its wrong,period.
Unless they've been conditioned to think it's a normal part of life to take from others before someone else does. It's all part of the criminal factor. It's also a prime example of what a life without God looks like.
@@itzcaseykc Conditioned or not,they understand. Even w terrible parenting or zero parenting,they see tv and see many examplles of the reality. They may need God,thats for them to decide,but they absolutely need GOOD SOLID fathers in the home,and the same with Mothers. In many cases theres no dad or a terrible onne and the same w moms. I like to say every child is born a flower seed that with the right kind of exposure to sun/water (parenting) they can grow into beautiful flowers. Without,they tend to wilt into bad weeds. But 13 year olds understand crime.
@@RickMcGuire-bl2vs I agree that there's a lack of good parenting with kids that get involved in criminal activity, just as there's a lack of fathers being present in the home environment to help show by example what is good and true.
@RickMcGuire-bl2vs... I did.
@@itzcaseykc Well said!
These kids are going to use your reluctance to use force against you. They're so sure of their invincibility.
This is sad, but if you're old enough to take something that doesn't belong to you, you're old enough to deal with the risks that go along with it. These young people think it's a game. "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes." People are TIRED of this sh*t.
I'm willing to bet she doesn't have a father in the home...
The father's in jail for stealing cars.
Doesn't appears she has any parents!
So does all the serial killers that come from good homes mean their parents are actually serial killers? that's the dumbest thing people latch onto you don't need a dad at home to know right from wrong.
@@CurbSideManor she popped out of nowhere at the snap of the fingers
@@keithkhan174 ...or pushing drugs.
She should not have been stealing cars, huh? If she had not been doing "grand theft auto" she wouldn't have been shot, right?
Oh…yes. Was that some weird way of passing blame to video games? Maybe if she had a “godfather” she might have not been stealing cars and worked in a “casino” and avoided this “apocalypse now”.
Tragic. Depressing. Oh well, time to play some Helldivers,,,
@@bahumatneo *Grand theft auto* is literally the name of the crime. The game was named after the crime. Don't know why the other guy put it in quotes like that, but it's the proper term for it.
@@Mirthful_Midori I am the other guy, and did mean it as a reference to the actual crime.
“Her life is worth more than a car!”
At 8 years old kids know right from wrong, at 13 they would definitely know right from wrong
At 13, I wouldn't have even considered stealing a candy bar. smh
"So your car is more important than my life"
"Dude I have no idea who you are, my LUNCH is more important than your life"
I’ve always said that if someone kicks my door in at 2am, they’ll soon learn whether the memes about old Mosin Nagants are accurate, because I value even my crappy six year old Bluray player more than I do their lives…
If you have to ask???
Hahahahaha!
@@TheWombat2012Clearly you're not a good person😂
When someone cries like "you care more about your stuff than a person's life!" I respond, "You're damn right I do! Unlike SOME PEOPLE, I worked HARD for my stuff!"
Ouch lol
@@mig4868It's true though. You're damn right I and most people care more about the $7k vehicle that gets me back and forth to my shit job to provide a modest living than I do some thugs life who's willing to try stealing it.
i had an uncle that was in Korea, in a supposedly friendly city, that was blown up in a jeep by a 9 y/o with a hand grenade. age is just a number. any human is capable of any inhumane act.
So a 1 yr old can commit a war crime
@@weeblordgaming6062 sorry, i did something i try desperately to avoid, i used an all encompassing blanket statement. thank you for calling me out on it. NO a 1 y/o can probably not commit a war crime. but a god damn 9 year old for sure as fuck can.
Simply dont steal what doesn't belong to you
Ive never once even thought about stealing someone's car.
I have coveted many, but have stolen none.
My parents always told us if you can't afford it work for it
I had a friend that stole a car at 14. He and his sister were staying with their uncle in another state while their parents were taking care of something. The uncle tried to do something to his 12 year old sister, so he sucker punched him, stole the uncle's car, and drove 3 hours back home.
It never got reported, and his dad gave the car back to the uncle later. Delivered with a beating, which also didn't get reported.
There are circumstances where auto theft is the least bad choice.
I suppose I have. Some years back in my neighborhood it became not uncommon for some people to park at a gas station or convenience store and run inside, leaving a running, unlocked, and unoccupied vehicle behind for what I'm sure they considered a safely short duration. More than once I saw this and thought, "My God, how f***ing easy!" But I never jumped on that opportunity, cause that ain't who I am.
It's all of the entitlement problems their culture promotes. They see adults taking people's stuff so they think it's normal.
The problem is kids doing essentially adult crimes, which calls for adult consequences…
Guess the 13 year old won’t try that again, maybe she will seriously consider getting a job and working for a car.
I doubt it. Probably get out of juvie or whatever light punishment she gets and go right back to stealing something else.
The irony is that a thief works harder to steal and places themselves in harm's way far more than that same person would if they had an honest job.
Holding her car for evidence? We are so doomed, DOOMED!
so what is the criminal history of those teens? here they have 13 year olds involved in armed carjacking, assault, murder and other violent crimes over and over.
Doesn't matter, it all magically disappears at 18. Or until the court decides to try them as an adult.
Because, obviously that behavior just stops when they become adults
@@ZX-es9zw Nah! They never stop committing crimes, till they're in jail. And then when they get out, they go back to committing crimes
You'll never know, all that is kept under strict seal.
They have a long list of crimes I'm sure
Yeah, some of these armed carjackers around Chicago have been as young as 8.
Play stupid games win stupid prizes
Very original
i dont think committing crime should be classified as "doing okay"
“Doesn’t scream great parenting to me”; “ you don’t have to be an adult to know stealing someone’s car is f’ed up”😆 brilliant commentary!
People ain't having that shit no more
Not a child a thief
Alright, so by your logic it's ok to shoot a twelve year old for stealing.
@@thatonefpsgamer1339 in the heat of the moment your not checking Id's all you see is a person stealing. Guess stealing doing smash and grabs are ok because it brings milk and cereal to the house.. if a parent can get charges for thier CHILD grabbing and using thier gun then so should these Hoodlums parents 🤔
@@thatonefpsgamer1339 Sure is.
Those labels aren't exclusive to one another 😂.
@@thatonefpsgamer1339 If they are trying to steal a car, weapon, or other implement that makes them an obvious threat to the lives of others? Yes. If you think otherwise, you're insane.
13 year old teen…knew right from wrong. Where were her parents? The woman should not be charged. But that teen, should be charged.
13 year olds know stealing is wrong.
The kid almost learned a lesson. But she lived. For now.
A 13 year old may not understand the nuance of some of the more complicated issues in the world, but 13 is dang sure old enough to know smashing out a window and stealing stuff is wrong.
whats a 13 year old doing stealing a car she should be playing and going to school.
The media needs to quit emphasizing that it's a 13 year old girl. Do a crime, do the time.
In DC two teenage girls stole an uber drivers car and killed him with it. The mayor of DC blamed the driver … the dead driver.
Yea, that's when I learned Mayor Bowser wasn't mayor in a Mario Bro's game.
"she is a good kid..she's never hurt anyone" - someone in her family
Then screams while fainting
All you ever hear is they was a good kid! REALLY 13 years old in a gang committing a crime! REALLY 🥺
Family will also set up a GoFundMe to make money.
Yeah right! She is a good kid, but she's a thief!!! Her parents should be arrested, and start holding parents accountable for not knowing what their children are doing!!! The car they were stealing was probably the owner's way to work and make a living for her family!
Good kids choose not to steal from people!
I loathe how the media keeps saying "13 year old GIRL" to make people feel empathy towards 13 yeard old THIEF!
Children know well before reaching 13 years old the difference between right and wrong.
Of course a 13yo is stealing cars in Chicago, and of course, everyone acts outraged when someone defends themselves.
What's new?
Welp they go after either the shooter or GTA
Your not DEFENDING YOUR LIFE...your defending a Honda......2nd degree attempted murder is what this is
@@agaragar21B S
@@agaragar21 I'm 100% a believer in self defense, and sometimes that can extend to defending property. Take the case of the Ukranian genocide, where Stalin ordered troops to take all the food from the farmers that produced it because the farmers were "greedy kulaks", and millions starved to death. Taking property absolutely can be a life or death situation. This particular case does not appear to be one of those situations.
@@agaragar21 Braindead take, considering vehicles have been the 3rd most popular weapon of murder after guns and knives in the past 4 years alone.
Get real, G. Touch down.
The 13-year-old won't learn a thing, because the family will hire a lawyer and do everything possible to make her into a victim.
Nobody in her family will be hiring a lawyer.
Some race grifter will come do it for free and take most of the taxpayer funds from the city to settle.
Single mom parent ... most likely
They won't "hire" one, one will be appointed at OUR expense or some bleeding heart group will get her a private atty.
Actually, in this case, she might learn something because she got shot. The legal system definitely won't teach her though.
In Buffalo NY, one of these types stole a KIA and ended up killing his 3 passengers. The similar ilk parents of the thief, sued KIA for the car being too easy to steal. Funny they did not sue Tic Tok for the video showing kids how to steal KIAs.
Don’t steal people’s shit, kids.
And somewhere in Chicago, some mother is screaming "MY DAUGHTER SHOULDN'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT GETTING SHOT WHEN BREAKING INTO A CAR OR STEALING A CAR THAT ISN'T HERS!!"
You were stealing a car, people work hard for their shit, JUSTIFIED
I taught middle school in the south side of Chicago for ten years. We had a sixth grader that would pull into the staff parking lot at least once a week. A different car each time. The administration never called the cops on him, just told the cops that there was an abandoned car in the lot each time. And that was 20 years ago! No one cared. As long as the school was getting it's funding based on enrollment. He was shot and killed while robbing a gas station at 16. He was still in the sixth grade. Repeated three times. The funeral was...interesting. many lies were told about him.
Not to mention how likely many people rely on their vehicle for their life. I got a much better job because I can make a 15 minute drive.
@@slydoorkeeper4783 not just reliance for livelihood, there's how much of your life you sank into it too. You spent your time busting your ass for it, you don't get that time back.
@@davidsmith3687 Exactly, even a TV that may have only cost like $150, let's say after sales tax for simplicity. For my current job, to get that as bring home would be slightly over 8 hours of work. 8 hours of me being productive vs a criminal spending maybe 10 minutes breaking into my home to steal it, adding nothing of value to society.
@@slydoorkeeper4783 don't forget the damage done to break in (damage to door/frame or window, etc: very few professional lock picks), and that's if you didn't have someone else (pet, family, yourself, etc) in the home that they may have hurt to go with it. How about throwing some bullshit back at them too considering the family of rats like to use the dead rat to sue: your peace of mind, trauma after thinking you were safe hampering productivity causing damages, awakening some emotional pain from something in the past, yatta yatta yatta.
Screw that! Teenagers know damn well what they're doing. They know the difference between right and wrong. They understand choices and consequences.
No they don't
@@cmoneymadhopsso it’s fine for 13yr’s to steal cars and possibly wreck them going 90+ and killing a family of 4?
They know what they’re doing
@@cmoneymadhopsyes they do. I knew the consequences of my actions as early as elementary lol
exactly, they know that at a very young age. Thats why a 5 year old tries to hide the evidence when they steal a cookie without asking. I'm so tired of people acting like teenagers committing felonies just don't know what they are doing. Yes they do.
@@archierush868 someone not understanding doesn't mean it's not wrong
If they did not understand the consequences of their actions, they would not run from law enforcement whenever they’re doing wrong.
Many teens have been raised to think that because you’re a young person, you can’t be touched….by others, or by the law. We as a society need to change that….now.
You say a juvenile doesn't really understand life long consequences, but adult gang members having teenage gang members do their dirty work is VERY deliberate.
That's why gangs of crooks want to recruit teenagers, because the instinct is to let them go and if they get caught, the jail time is little to nonexistent.
No it's not, it's because children are easy to manipulate. These don't care if children get time in prison. Lots of kids go to prison. I knew some kids that got life in prison for doing a crime for a gang member when they were in high school. I'm 44 and they're still in prison. They will never ever get out. The murdered somebody. It was so fucked up. The people that coerced them for hours had first drugged them and then threatened to kill both the kids if one of them didn't pull the trigger, supposedly it had been unloaded just to scare the victim. These were "grown men" in their thirties punking high school kids who they had drugged with LSD and then taken deep out into a forest. The gun wasn't actually unloaded and they were screaming at him to shoot it and when he pulled the trigger it went off and killed the kid and now both of those guys are in prison, but the older guys got away with setting it all up because my two clasmates were terrified of snitching.
note to criminals...the woke justice system may overlook your crimes, but the fed up victims wont
She's 13 years old. She should know better. The problem is that the kids don't care about how their criminal acts affect others.
The cops don't need the car to investigate this situation.
Today's lesson: FAFO
SO AT 13 YOU HAVE TO BE 16 TO DRIVE OR THATS BRAKING THE LAW THE REPORT SAID
I keep begging my son to not take his family, all kids are very young, in to Chicago. There is nothing there worth seeing or doing. Avoid Chicago.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Don't steal cars.
You’re right. The adult is about to win a 9x6 cell at the state prison. Because she played a stupid game…
You saved me the trouble of posting the exact same thing.
So original
@@BrokenBarBox no she wont, the only way something like that would happen is if
1. the gun wasnt registered to her
or 2. if they see zero evidence of tampering of the car and the teen was just "passing by" which is unlikely
tired of the news and media trying to make us feel bad for criminals
What a wonderful group of certain citizens that contribute so much to this country ✊🏿.
So, if the 13 yo kills somebody it is not a crime because she is 13.