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John Wall charged with breaking and entering

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See post #37, if him and his buddies were at a place where they knew they shouldn't have been it is at best ......stupid, imo the kid is old enough to know better.

 

I never said it wasn't stupid. I just dont think it is the huge deal that some are making it out to be. I used to go hang out in abandoned buildings and construction sites all the time up until I got out of high school. It was a fun thing for me and my buddies to do. We never vandalized anything so whats the harm??

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There were juveniles envoled in this case.

 

 

 

 

9. No discussion of ANY criminal behavior (charged or uncharged) in the high school forums. Discussion of adult criminal behavior is permitted in all non-high school forums. However, discussion of criminal behavior by juveniles (anyone under 18) is never permitted anywhere on BGP.

Sorry about that.....

He's 18.. Not a minor..

 

Obviously, but there were others involved who were...:thumb:

I never said it wasn't stupid. I just dont think it is the huge deal that some are making it out to be. I used to go hang out in abandoned buildings and construction sites all the time up until I got out of high school. It was a fun thing for me and my buddies to do. We never vandalized anything so whats the harm??

 

The harm is he shouldn't be in the house. I wouldn't call it "abandoned". It is for sale...

It looks like him and his buddies just wanted to go hang out at an abandoned house. Its not like he robbed a gas station or anything.

 

18 year old boys don't go "hang out" at abandoned houses... Don't be so naive.

18 year old boys don't go "hang out" at abandoned houses... Don't be so naive.

 

:thumb:

Again, is the paper/website in the wrong because they gave names to the minors involved???

Are you allowed to give out the minors names???

 

Wall isn't a minor is he? He's 18 or older.

Wall isn't a minor is he? He's 18 or older.

 

Again, obviously he is not a minor but the other 2 were and there names were released...Read the link...

18 year old boys don't go "hang out" at abandoned houses... Don't be so naive.

I did...Sorry if that is not what you did, but yes, some do. Dont be so naive.

The harm is he shouldn't be in the house. I wouldn't call it "abandoned". It is for sale...

 

:thumb: Abandoned or not, he knew that he shouldn't had been there.

I don't think the website did anything wrong by releasing the names.

I don't think the website did anything wrong by releasing the names.

 

So you (website/paper) are allowed to name minors in a case like this???? That's been my question from the beginning...

So you (website/paper) are allowed to name minors in a case like this???? That's been my question from the beginning...

 

As far as I know, if they have been charged with a crime there is nothing preventing the website from releasing their names. I could be wrong though.

After doing a little digging, I'm pretty sure I'm right. The newspaper can release the names if they want. Some choose not to, some decide it is okay. I'd say most decide on a case by case basis. I'm fairly sure if they are charged with a crime it is public record anyways. Still not 100% sure on all of this but that's what I think.

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