Girl Sentenced To Juvenile Facility For Assaulting Autistic Boy In Southern Maryland
The younger of the two girls accused of assaulting and tormenting a 16-year-old autistic boy in Southern Maryland — including luring him out to a frozen pond that he fell into repeatedly — was sentenced Thursday to a maximum of about six years in a secure juvenile detention facility.
The 15-year-old girl pleaded guilty earlier this month to second-degree assault and displaying an obscene photograph of a boy, and a St. Mary’s County judge ordered her on Thursday to a lockdown juvenile facility until age 21, or earlier if authorities deem it appropriate. (The girl is a juvenile and has not been publicly identified by authorities.)
The other girl in the case, Lauren A. Bush, 17, has been charged as an adult with first-degree assault, child-pornography solicitation and false imprisonment and, if convicted, faces up to 80 years in prison. MORE
AND yes we have another added person to the GREAT Useless Sex Offenders List folks...cheers cheers are needed as we protect the world...oh that's right only from holding back S.O. who got released from jail and now has nowhere to live, work and are to become productive and now lives in the woods in YOUR backyard...and who knows where they wonder during the day as all we know is where some sleeps at night. Would we rather them to be working all day and busy and not just laying on the woods behind our homes..
There is something seriously wrong with this society.
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AND yes we have another added person to the GREAT Useless Sex Offenders List folks...cheers cheers are needed as we protect the world...oh that's right only from holding back S.O. who got released from jail and now has nowhere to live, work and are to become productive and now lives in the woods in YOUR backyard...and who knows where they wonder during the day as all we know is where some sleeps at night. Would we rather them to be working all day and busy and not just laying on the woods behind our homes..
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