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You would leave a 1 year old child home alone while you went to work? Really!? Just as bad as the idiot who left the kid in the car.
I'm not saying I would, but it was done all the time up until about a hundred years ago. Leaving a kid inside while you went and - you know - FOUND FOOD wouldn't have even been second guess. I don't think it's as bad as you make it out to be.
I'm not saying I would, but it was done all the time up until about a hundred years ago. Leaving a kid inside while you went and - you know - FOUND FOOD wouldn't have even been second guess. I don't think it's as bad as you make it out to be.
I am frankly surprised that they would even let someone like "Brokale" IN SCOTTSDALE. I guess they must be getting desperate for low lifes to do their dirty work jobs. Nice mugshot too. Love those tattoos, dude.
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That is pretty typical of the low end Phoenix area service industry.
Interestingly, the guy is 28, not 18. Even though he's established himself as a moron extraordinaire, he somehow managed to live this long, then do something that stupid.
What makes no sense to me, is the lack of consistency in charging parents who leave kids in the car...some get charges of neglect, others, get charged with nothing, even when the child dies.
What makes no sense to me, is the lack of consistency in charging parents who leave kids in the car...some get charges of neglect, others, get charged with nothing, even when the child dies.
What makes no sense to me, is the lack of consistency in charging parents who leave kids in the car...some get charges of neglect, others, get charged with nothing, even when the child dies.
What makes no sense to me, is the lack of consistency in charging parents who leave kids in the car...some get charges of neglect, others, get charged with nothing, even when the child dies.
Both stories are very sad. It appears from the link you posted that the father accidentally left the child in the car as opposed to this case where the father intentionally left the baby in the car. I'm not sure what SES discrimination is?
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