Babysitter makes up "robbed by black men" home invasion story.
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Well that is one smart little girl, smart beyond her years. Bet the babysitter was not counting on her being so smart to foil her stupid ignorant plan.
The cops rush to judgement is also power for the course. And what these teenagers did is wrong.
And the only person saying blaming blacks is perfectly reasonable, is the person saying it.
I agree.
Also, thought you'd wanna know... I believe the correct phrase is, "par for the course".... not power for the course.
Nothing like stupid police. Cause you know its not racist at all to assume that it makes sense that a black person would be so lazy so as to rob their neighbor.
Actually, most people who burgle, steal from people close to them. The problem should have been when the neighbor had none of the stolen possessions.
Anyway, shout out to that little girl. She may fully understand what she did, but she did what was right. Someone buy her some ice cream, or something!
Yet another hoax. A babysitter had her boyfriend barge in and rob her client's house - and then made up a story about a home invasion by 2 black men. She said the men looked like the next door neighbor so police handcuffed and questioned him for hours. It unraveled when the 4 year old child said the intruders weren't black but were white.
The big time crooks "stole my kitty bank. They stole my iPod. They also stole my Xbox and my Wii,” Abby said.
Not at all. Blaming them was cowardly and sick. My opinion is they should do prison time.
My opinion as well. Theives are trash, even worse when they finger someone else for the crime.
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