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02-11-2010, 09:28 PM
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Guards stand by while girl gets beaten in front of them!!
This is disturbing;
Link to video
They aren't supposed to intervene in violent acts but sometimes you break the rules because you HAVE to!!!
Coaches say the two worst types of players to have are the players who never do what you ask and the players who only ever do what you ask.
ETA: IMO, this policy is due to the fear of being sued.
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02-11-2010, 09:41 PM
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Attacker pleads not guilty. (I think the video evidence is gonna be a little hard to overcome.)
A 15-year-old girl accused of assaulting the victim was arrested on Feb. 5 on suspicion of charges of second-degree assault. She was charged with first-degree robbery on Wednesday.
The mother of the 15-year-old suspect told KIRO 7 that when she saw her daughter caught on camera in a violent, kicking-punching rage -- it took her breath away.
“My daughter's a beautiful person and she's usually nurturing and loving. I always thought she'd have a job taking care of people," the suspect’s mother said.
She said the surveillance video is only half of the story and that the suspect and victim have a long history of violence. She said before the attack in the tunnel that her daughter was attacked and beaten herself days and even minutes before the incident.
"She's been beaten up by guys and she's been maced before,” her mother said. When asked if her attackers were involved in the tunnel beating she said, "Yes, by people who are involved in this case."
She said she’ll ask her daughter why she made such a terrible decision.
“I can't feel sorry for my daughter because those are her actions,” she said. “If she's convicted of this, you know she'll have to deal with things on her own. Hopefully she's sorry for what she's done also."
I like the mothers attitude about what her daughter did. 
Stick by the kid but not to point of making them believe what they did is ok. JMO
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02-11-2010, 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Steely Dan
This is disturbing;
Link to video
They aren't supposed to intervene in violent acts but sometimes you break the rules because you HAVE to!!!
Coaches say the two worst types of players to have are the players who never do what you ask and the players who only ever do what you ask.
ETA: IMO, this policy is due to the fear of being sued. |
Oh My!
I watched the whole news video, and couldn't believe my eyes! That poor girl who was beaten and brutally kicked in the head right in front of the security guards, and they did nothing!!!!
Thought that "security" means some kind of safety for people. This was total disregard for human life. She could have died, then this would have been a murder. Contract or no contract that the guards are not allowed to intervene, the fact is that they watched a brutal assault and never once tried to help the victim. Okay done with my rant! 
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02-11-2010, 09:50 PM
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Gee, breach of contract vs. common human compassion...
What have we become?
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02-11-2010, 09:59 PM
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Gee, breach of contract vs. common human compassion...
What have we become?
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Exactly, not_my_kids!
A young girl attacked, punched & kicked in the head in front of all of the people watching, and not stepping in to help this 15 y/o girl. Unbelievable!
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02-11-2010, 10:10 PM
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its sad....but we've become a society where 'doing the right thing' gets you sued, labeled a snitch, or prosecuted (like the nurse reporting the incompetent doctor) frankly they can do all those things to me. im never gonna stand there and let something like that happen. i have to look myself in the mirror every day (and it's not a pretty site to begin with  )
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02-11-2010, 10:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Steely Dan
Attacker pleads not guilty. (I think the video evidence is gonna be a little hard to overcome.)
A 15-year-old girl accused of assaulting the victim was arrested on Feb. 5 on suspicion of charges of second-degree assault. She was charged with first-degree robbery on Wednesday.
The mother of the 15-year-old suspect told KIRO 7 that when she saw her daughter caught on camera in a violent, kicking-punching rage -- it took her breath away.
“My daughter's a beautiful person and she's usually nurturing and loving. I always thought she'd have a job taking care of people," the suspect’s mother said.
She said the surveillance video is only half of the story and that the suspect and victim have a long history of violence. She said before the attack in the tunnel that her daughter was attacked and beaten herself days and even minutes before the incident.
"She's been beaten up by guys and she's been maced before,” her mother said. When asked if her attackers were involved in the tunnel beating she said, "Yes, by people who are involved in this case."
She said she’ll ask her daughter why she made such a terrible decision.
“I can't feel sorry for my daughter because those are her actions,” she said. “If she's convicted of this, you know she'll have to deal with things on her own. Hopefully she's sorry for what she's done also."
I like the mothers attitude about what her daughter did.
Stick by the kid but not to point of making them believe what they did is ok. JMO
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Ummmm.......why didn't she tell her daughter to plead guilty? If this was just that a "terrible decision" and not who this girl really is inside, then do the right thing from here on out. Plead guilty, take your lumps, and change your life around. You sure can't tell this girl is a sweet loving, nurtuing, beatiful person from this video.
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02-12-2010, 12:06 AM
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its sad....but we've become a society where 'doing the right thing' gets you sued, labeled a snitch, or prosecuted (like the nurse reporting the incompetent doctor) frankly they can do all those things to me. im never gonna stand there and let something like that happen. i have to look myself in the mirror every day (and it's not a pretty site to begin with ) |
Ummmmm or maybe shot?
These guys are unarmed and trained to avoid violence and confrontation. I'm not sure how I feel about the guards right now 
But I do feel badly for that girl. I hope I wouldn't just stand and watch, I hope I would try to do something.
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02-12-2010, 12:10 AM
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Ummmm.......why didn't she tell her daughter to plead guilty? If this was just that a "terrible decision" and not who this girl really is inside, then do the right thing from here on out. Plead guilty, take your lumps, and change your life around. You sure can't tell this girl is a sweet loving, nurtuing, beatiful person from this video.
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If you look at it in a Diane Wuornos kinda way she is.
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02-12-2010, 12:18 AM
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I saw this on HLN tonight as was just appalled that these men just stood there ! There is no way in h**l I would just stand there, just no way !
I have been known to get right in the middle of altercations and have gotten a good whack but it was worth it I can't stand bullies just can't.
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02-12-2010, 12:42 AM
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If you look at it in a Diane Wuornos kinda way she is.
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Was Diane the mother of that female serial killer?
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02-12-2010, 01:08 AM
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Was Diane the mother of that female serial killer?
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OOPs! I meant Aileen.  But Diane was her mother, I think.
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