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they are 13 and 15, their names should not be given out. If they are found guilty then at that point that information should become public. There is a big difference between 17 and 13.
Actually, I don't think that any suspects for any crimes should be named. After all, they're still presumed innocent. If they are later found guilty in a court of law, then they should be identified.
The most important question: what’s their skin color?
A violent carjacking and murder committed by juveniles in Southeast DC. You don't need to ask their skin color. You can take a guess, and you'll be about 99.99 percent likely to be right.
..... Liberal entitlement in Washington DC destroys nearly everything that tries to do good. Throwing money and feel-good slogans at broken families and renaming streets after Obama and Malcolm X are merely air-brushing the problems within the communities.
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Exactly. I moved there, registered as a Democrat, in the mid-80s. Didn't take long to see with my own eyes what a failure social programs meant to help the poor really were. I didn't stay registered as a (D) after seeing that first-hand. Don't judge a government program by its intentions; judge it on its results.
Actually, I don't think that any suspects for any crimes should be named. After all, they're still presumed innocent. If they are later found guilty in a court of law, then they should be identified.
Can you make out anything? I can see where the girls are, just can't see them at all. Except the one being pulled out of the car appears to have a pink arm.
This is the result of being raised in the ghetto/on the streets, with no father and a mother who doesn't give a s**t.
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