Well, I guess parents have rights to be dumb, too. In this case, the mother obviously doesn't care if her son is shot by cops if they mistake his toy gun for a real one, or if her daughter is hit by a car while playing in the street in her toy VW (without a helmet, by the looks of it).
Did he kick a puppy on his way out?
Can we assume that the "pavement" means driveway? If so, does that mean that the police took great offense to some kids playing on private property?
"Pavement" is sidewalk, so it was on public property.
Well, I guess parents have rights to be dumb, too. In this case, the mother obviously doesn't care if her son is shot by cops if they mistake his toy gun for a real one, or if her daughter is hit by a car while playing in the street in her toy VW (without a helmet, by the looks of it).
What? You have got to be kidding me. The gun doesn't look any thing near to real and you can't tell me a cop can't tell the difference in broad daylight in the middle of the street. How would this even be a minor risk that the kid would be shot?
And as for the helmet on the kid in a battery operated vehicle a whole 3 inches off the ground moving at 3 MPH, What is the color of the sky in your world.
What a wanker.
Behold the once great British Empire.
It's a good thing that there are police in that neighborhood, it sounds really rough and the kids are totally out of control.
I mean, just look at the little hooligans.
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