Every couple of years we hear about another person who thinks it's funny to drop things from bridges onto the highways below. I had some douchebag kids drop 2 bricks on my car the other night... my car's $3000 to fix and I lost about 6 hours that night with stopping there, then going to the hospital (because one brick came through the windshield and hit me). The kids had done it the past couple of weekends and were about to do it again on Monday night... they had stolen some more bricks from a construction site, packed them into the car, threw some at a house (whose owner called the police and that's how they got caught), then drove to a bridge and were stopping and turning off their lights when the police caught them. So they had no intention of stopping. Then the other day they went to juvi and denied they did anything... and covered their faces when they walked in. The one's this scrawny little kid with this long greasy hair... and the other one plays a lot of sports.
2007-03-29
18:39:33
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I just can't understand why anyone thinks this is a good idea. And then they can't even have the decency to admit they did it and they were wrong. And they're going to end up with some short sentence and be back out before they're 30... after doing this repeatedly and damaging 40 cars and injuring a couple of people... It's not even like they only did it once... they did it repeatedly... it wasn't bad enough that they did it the first weekend, but they thought it was so cool that they came back and did it again the next weekends. They were never sorry. They were just complete morons who our society should never have to deal with...
One guy on a message board on the news said we should put them in a car and have them drive under some bridges and we get to throw things down at them... and whatever happens happens ;o)
2007-03-29
18:46:42 ·
update #1
one of the kids' dad was on the news and said the boy had always been at school or work, and played baseball, basketball, and football... the guy was shocked the kid had any time for brickthrowing.
Honestly, that's not the type of person I expected when I got hit with the bricks... and from what the dad said, i don't think I can really blame him... I was really busy in highschool and was always there. I told my parents what practice I was at all the time, but they didn't come check on me or anything... I'm not sure we could really expect this guy to know what the kid was doing... I'd like to think that I could trust my kids to go be at their practices without me constantly checking on them... this is scary because it can be any kid... even the ones who are the most popular and most well behaved.
2007-03-29
19:02:27 ·
update #2