5 Year old Girl Arrested

The Wrong person was arrested

Published on March 18, 2005 By Dr Guy In Current Events

It seems that a 5 year girl threw a temper tantrum at her school, and after assaulting teachers and an assistant principal, was arrested by the police. She was handcuffed and placed in the back of a police car (do they call them Squad cars any longer?).

But I think the police arrested the wrong person. After doing all that, the mother, and I quote:

The girl's mother, Inda Akins, said she is consulting an attorney.

"She's never going back to that school," Akins said. "They set my baby up."

Excuse me? Your child just tore up a classroom and assaulted the authoritarian figures, and you are consulting a lawyer and talking about a setup?

Yes, the child was setup all right. By the parents who shirked their duty as parents! The police should have arrested the mother for "Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor".

If there is a case where parents should lose custody of a child, this sure fits the bill! That poor little girl is going to grow up thinking that she can do anything she wants just because an incompetant parent wanted to be her best friend instead of a parent.

Comments (Page 5)

Old Fashioned

on Nov 29, 2005

What ever happened to the "Good ole' Lickin'" , right across the " Good ole' Rear?"
See, this is what society has done! Kids now days have NO IDEA what the words ,"RESPECT" or"BEHAVE" mean! And no,I don't mean every time a child does a "NO,NO," give them a spanking. But by golly, when their "OUT of CONTROL" or exibiting,(quote) "UNEXCEPTABLE"
behavior, ................... well then? Why don't some of you just face it and come back to "REALITY!" This, "No,no, sweetie pie B.S., is totally rediculus! Children of today,walk all over us and it's high time WE ALL get back to the "BASICS," and STOP letting the children make us walk on "PINS N' NEEDLES" when disiplining them in fear of what will be said!
What's more important? What someone says about us? or Their FUTURE?

Ms Mitchell

on May 01, 2006

I have been in the position of having to restrain children, my own and other peples until the authorities could be called. In both cases I was dealing with a child with a mood disorder. All of the standard disciplinary strategies, e.g. timeout, removal of privileges, only work when the child is in the mood for it to be effective. With my student, we first called the child's social worker and SHE advised us to call the sheriff. For my son, I called the doctor and HE advised that I called the police. Part of their job in serving and protecting is helping people who are out of control even if they are cute and little. Without the help of the police or sheriff's deputy, neither child would have gotten safely to the services that they needed.

I think that in our litigious society, the teacher and the principal acted in the only appropriate way to protect all parties.

Someday this girl will be lost in a haze sex and drugs (rock and roll is optional) and the mother will wring her hands and say "why won't anybody help my little girl?" Maybe they both deserve our pity.

Ms Mitchell

on May 01, 2006

if the child was white

Silly me. I was picturing a white child in my head. Why must we play the race card...again.

Ms Mitchell

on May 01, 2006

if the child was white

Silly me. I was picturing a white child in my head. Why must we play the race card...again.

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