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Originally Posted by L-Pink
Isn't it interesting, everyone jumps on the headline without reading why charges are being pressed. A 15 year old girl is being harassed by someone who happens to be sending nude photos/videos.
After repeated attempts to get the offender to stop, law enforcement then digs into what laws are technically being broken and guess what? There are some big ones. The offender basically said fuck you to normal attempts to get him to stop harassing someone.
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I haven't read anywhere that she, the 15 year old, was the one that was making the requests to stop. It had to be the parents, and yes, every 17 year old obeys adult authority these days. From what I've read, it was his girlfriend he was sending the photos and videos, and the parents pushed law enforcement to act. Not the girl. She wasn't being harassed, she was probably goading the kid on to send more. Triffl'n hoes!
I'm still trying to figure out what laws the kid broke and how the state attorney (district attorney) can break a law in order to obtain evidence. The authorities would pretty much be breaking the same laws the kids is on trial for. That doesn't make sense. It's like the cops shooting an innocent person with the same gun used in a murder, just to compare the entry and exit wounds to make sure they match.
