A few weeks ago my neighbour was sitting on her front doorstep with her son and a friend having a few quiet drinks, when out of nowhere a young girl maybee 15 if that jumped the fence and tackled her down, the one girl had her on the ground kicking her, about 8 of the girls friends stood around cheering it on. Her 27 year old son in attempt to get the girls off his mother began pushing them off, he didn;t hit any of the girls but because he physically handled underage females, he is now facing charges. The girls on the other hand being underage got off completly scott free, when my neighbour tryed to make a statement she was turned away. So i'm wondering, why kick up a stink about young girls fighting when the system wont hold them responsible for they're actions because of they're age. Theres a chance the same girls who attacked my elderly neighbour were the girls seen on tv tonight, but again nothing will happen, I think our legal system needs a bit of a look over
Teenage girls in this country are out of control with no one - (the law, CYFS, parents included), able to hold them accountable for their actions. These KIDS get away with unspeakable acts of violence and disrespect with no consequences. The girl in the video, could very well be my own daughter, who was NOT raised with violence and has a loving family who are absolutely at wits end after getting no help from any of the powers that should be able to help. We have been begging the police, CYFS, the courts for help but no one has any power with minors. I believe there should be greater consequences for these little monsters.... Bring back compulsory miliatary training or borstal I say!!!
Hallie have you watched the news? It's not that long ago that boys fighting was shown on the news. As for youth fighting, is really nothing new, I remember kids having bad fights back through my school years. Only difference now is that it's sent through phones, put on the net, and reaches public attention. We've had a bullying problem in this country for quite a long time now, so again, nothing new. More to the point is how we are going to stop it.