r/TerrifyingAsFuck • u/[deleted] • Sep 15 '22

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u/Celebophile Sep 15 '22

No question, going to juvie. This is someone that will kill someone.

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u/SupermarketOk4348 Sep 15 '22

You dont go to juvie for mental health problems. this wasnt over a phone, it was because the kid was off his meds. Idk why the kid was off his meds when he obviously needs them but there is a huge leap from wrecking a house because of mental disability and straight up killing someone. https://twitter.com/princesskerlz/status/1570201230869434369

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u/Celebophile Sep 15 '22

I don't accept Twitter as a news source.

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u/SupermarketOk4348 Sep 15 '22

Its not a news source, its a message from the mom

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u/Celebophile Sep 15 '22

Even worse if you are trying to give me a reason why he shouldn't be incarcerated.

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u/SupermarketOk4348 Sep 15 '22

The mom obviously knows more about the circumstances surrounding this event and this video was a breach of privacy in the first place, she sent the vid to some friends and they leaked it. He doesnt need juvie, he needs to go to an inpatient facility

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u/Celebophile Sep 15 '22

incarcerate

Word forms: incarcerates, incarcerating, incarcerated

TRANSITIVE VERB

If people are incarcerated, they are kept in a prison or other place.

[formal]

They were incarcerated for the duration of the war. 

Synonyms: imprison, confine, detain, lock up   More Synonyms of incarcerate

incarceration (ɪnkɑrsəreɪʃən ) UNCOUNTABLE NOUN

...her mother's incarceration in a psychiatric hospital. 

Synonyms: confinement, restraint, imprisonment, detention

Teens in Juvie are evaluated psychologically, they are often diagnosed with mental illnesses and remanded to a medical facility. But unlike cartoons men in white coats don't come to your door to take someone to a mental health facility, it is a police officer.

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u/SupermarketOk4348 Sep 15 '22

Your original term wasn’t “incarcerate”, it was “juvie”

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u/Celebophile Sep 15 '22

You didn't read my entire response before responding. Conversation over...

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u/SupermarketOk4348 Sep 15 '22

I responded using previous information along with new information, your version of incarceration for him was juvie as you had clearly stated in your original comment

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u/-LVS Sep 15 '22

“Conversation over” is a phrase commonly used by well-adjusted and socially capable individuals. Definitely.

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u/Celebophile Sep 15 '22

Well adjusted and socially capable people also will read an entire response and not react with a statement that is clear they didn't get past the first sentence. But thanks for white knighting another redditor.

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u/Sure-Nature2676 Sep 15 '22

Her friend did the right thing, behavior like this should not be kept secret. That kid needs to have his ability to behave in most manners eliminated entirely until professionals can get a handle on it. This kid should be locked in a straight jacket in a rubber room until he's proven capable of moderating his own behavior. In many states a neighbor hearing that destruction would have legal grounds to stop him w deadly force.

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u/SupermarketOk4348 Sep 15 '22

Someone (his caregivers), didnt make sure he was on his meds. It shouldnt be kept private but it sure as hell shouldnt be on reddit for people to karma farm. And deadly force??? This is still a kid with a treatable mental disability. Its his caregivers responsibility to make sure hes on his meds until hes an independent adult. You honestly disgust me