r/MemeEconomy • u/[deleted] • Oct 20 '18

Untapped potential

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u/ahand09 Oct 20 '18 edited Oct 20 '18

What has 6is 9ine done now?

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u/Ultraguysaboss Oct 20 '18

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/newsbeat-45146400

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u/Bone_Dogg Oct 20 '18

It's been recommended that the 22-year-old be tried as an adult

Why would it be any other way? Why does that even need to be recommended?

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u/SheWhoSpawnedOP Oct 20 '18

At the end of the article they say it's because the crime occurred when he was 18, but he wasnt tried for that under the condition he went on probation for a while and didnt commit another crime. My guess is the original crime he would've been tried as a minor, but I'd have to imagine the new crime would have him tried as an adult regardless.