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Teen Faces Jail for Picture of Lewd Action with Jesus Statue

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Teen faces jail for allegedly uploading photo of himself simulating oral sex with statue of Jesus - NY Daily News

 

A Pennsylvania teen is facing two years behind bars after he simulated oral sex with a statue of Jesus and uploaded pictures of his unholy deed online.

 

The 14-year-old allegedly straddled the Son of God figure outside the "Love in the Name of Christ" Christian organization's Everett HQ in late July.

 

A friend reportedly took the pictures as the laughing boy thrust his crotch towards the Messiah's mouth.

 

The images were then uploaded to Facebook, where they soon went viral.

 

Cops were contacted and the teen, who has not been named, was on Tuesday arrested and charged with desecrating a venerated object.

 

KRON 4 reports that the charge will be heard in family court later this month. And, if convicted, the teen could apparently face up to two years in juvenile jail.

Moronic behavior. Infantile.

 

In no way is it worthy of any time.

Pretty stupid thing to do and then post on social media. I seriously doubt he gets anything more than community service for this though.

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Moronic behavior. Infantile.

 

In no way is it worthy of any time.

 

Totally agree.

Pretty stupid thing to do and then post on social media. I seriously doubt he gets anything more than community service for this though.

 

Should be made to wash the feet of homeless folks.

Politically, this is crap. No time necessary.

 

Doing something like that will make him face eternal consequences. As said, should not be punished by the state.

I wonder how his parents feel or if they even care?

Moronic behavior. Infantile.

 

In no way is it worthy of any time.

What in the world is wrong with people?

Kids do the darndest things.

 

If he doesn't learn from this, then he is stupid and will end up in trouble again. If this is his first offense, and he does learn from this, then it is a good lesson.

 

If this is his first trouble, then I don't see him getting jail time, but he should have to do community service.

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I think an eye for an eye punishment is appropriate here. :clap:

I think an eye for an eye punishment is appropriate here. :clap:

 

If he goes to jail he may get done to him what he tried to simulate, but get actual thing.

Herm Edwards on line one. "Don't push send".

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Just kidding but really, what is it going to take for this kid to have his "aha" moment and realize how stupid a move that was. He is obviously not going to jail at 14. Hopefully, all the attention this prank is getting will be that moment.

If this was my kid I think this would be about the only time I may end up in jail, there would be an ambulance called as well.

There are two certainties in life:

 

1. Don't mess with Texas

2. Don't mess with the Messiah

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