I hole heartedly agree. If he was mine, he would be taking his meals standing up, for quite a spell. Now a days, just a spanking would get a parent jail time.These parents keep making excuses for him.He's Bi polar, ad syndrome,needs tranquilizers etc,He has a job so he's straightening out yata yata yata. Granted he is working so he can buy more junk. He Keeps the dealers happy.Sure as heck isn't making restitution for the damage he caused with the first episode of charges,B&E, Dam Lucky no one was at home siting with a loaded gun,.waiting for the door to be kicked in, That would have solved a multitude of problems.Since he was released from jail the first time , he has several jobs that didn't last as long as a feather in a wind storm. LAZY,like the other one. Watches T.V. Plays games. Sells anything his daddy has ,that isn't nailed down. Took the cables off his daddy's welder to wire up speakers on the vehicle mommy and daddy gave over. The new lawyer keeps making appearances in court so the(Lawyer) has an un-limited income ,until the system says enough already. Glad I'm not involved in that mess. You can believe I"ve had my say in the matter. Now it's just wait and see. A length jail time may be just the ticket. Thanks for the replies LOU.
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