To me, some of the uproar and protests are due to the seeming lack of concern by hotel toward K's mother, as opposed to their perhaps treatment of a white woman in same circumstances but jmo. And this may have some validity.
I'm going to share a little. Not to put what KJ's mother is going through in any sort of bad light at all, but, it happens everywhere.
That may not be their perception, and, I can't say why they feel the way they feel, but, I've posted this on here earlier, I've gotten much the same treatment in trying to locate my wayward one, and we're as white as you can get, and my child was
under age at the time, and was considered a run away. This same wayward one almost lost their life not long ago, at a motel party, but one friend with some sense called 911, but, my now
of age child, refused the ride. They could not force this, obviously out of their mind person, to go to the hospital because my kid was an adult. We were called, by the friend, and went out in the middle of the night driving to the next city, to some guy's house we'd never been to, to try and talk our kid to go to the ER. Absolutely would not go, stagger/ran from us. Had to coax them back out. Higher than a Georgia Pine on something. Not making sense at all. I'd never seen them that bad. The friends had taken our child there, because they'd tried to trick them into going to the ER, but when they got near the hospital, in my child's total paranoia, they tried to jump out of the car, so they went to a friend's place where all of them could safely make sure nothing bad happened, and could call 911 again, if it got worse.
My point: If my kid had died, it would not have been the EMT's fault who arrived at the motel, nor the motel's, who rented them the room, nor friend's fault (unless they'd slipped something to them and that didn't happen).
