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AllAboutCams 05-30-2013 04:04 AM

Girl spotted sitting in a DOG CAGE in the back of a pickup truck
 
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A young girl sits in a DOG CAGE in the back of a pickup truck.

Police were alerted by stunned motorists in western Pennsylvaniam on Monday night.

The girl, aged 10, was later found unharmed.

Her mother, 29-year-old Abbey Carlson, and stepfather, Thomas Fishinger, 30, are now facing charges of endangering the welfare of a child.

Fishinger told police they had been driving home from his mother's house.

Police said they told them the girl had said she wanted to be with the dog.

seeandsee 05-30-2013 04:15 AM

lol girl in a cage, and she wanted that, and they accepted

just a punk 05-30-2013 04:18 AM

Facepalm.

L-Pink 05-30-2013 04:52 AM

As long as she had plenty of water I don't see what the problem is.

privatesociety 05-30-2013 04:55 AM

errr......

- Jesus Christ - 05-30-2013 04:59 AM

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Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 19647218)
As long as she had plenty of water I don't see what the problem is.

Is it bad that I agree with this in a non-sarcastic manner?

helmuc 05-30-2013 05:18 AM


Verbal 05-30-2013 05:35 AM

Was Mitt Romney driving?

Grapesoda 05-30-2013 05:36 AM

'Police said they told them the girl had said she wanted to be with the dog.'

my daughter would have done this when she was 10, in fact when her dog was dying she slept out in the back yard with the dog... luckily none of you assholes saw that had her taken by child protective services $.02

helterskelter808 05-30-2013 06:22 AM

Just because your kid wants something doesn't mean you should do it, if it's risky. Whether this was risky is another question. Probably isn't, statistically speaking, and far more dangerous things happen around the world every day without incident, but it's still pretty dumb to put a kid in a dog cage on the back of a truck. They shouldn't get anything more than a slap on the wrist about it though.

Best-In-BC 05-30-2013 06:24 AM

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Originally Posted by - Jesus Christ - (Post 19647229)
Is it bad that I agree with this in a non-sarcastic manner?

I dunno, I think the same, woopy , big deal, welcome to redneck vill, lol

Choopa_Pardo 05-30-2013 06:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Verbal (Post 19647263)
Was Mitt Romney driving?

If the cage had been strapped to the roof I may be suspicious of Romney's involvement.

Scott McD 05-30-2013 06:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 19647218)
As long as she had plenty of water I don't see what the problem is.

I'm pretty sure the dog cage wouldn't have had seat belts fitted...

Best-In-BC 05-30-2013 06:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Scott McD (Post 19647309)
I'm pretty sure the dog cage wouldn't have had seat belts fitted...

So a no seat belt ticket then, the 10 year old sure looks a heck of alot older in that photo. that or she is huge.

Best-In-BC 05-30-2013 06:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Best-In-BC (Post 19647328)
So a no seat belt ticket then, the 10 year old sure looks a heck of alot older in that photo. that or she is huge.

NOTE: I would never attempt this with my kids.

sperbonzo 05-30-2013 06:57 AM

THAT'S SHOCKING!!!!



(meanwhile, in the rest of the world.....)


http://media.lonelyplanet.com/lpi/23...78/681x454.jpg
http://images.quickblogcast.com/0/9/...890/pickup.jpg
http://hackneystravel.com/wp/wp-cont...-4268-1200.jpg
https://lh4.ggpht.com/abramsv/SE8aEP...jpg?imgmax=512
http://image.shutterstock.com/displa...-121898560.jpg

Evil Chris 05-30-2013 06:59 AM

Great parenting once again.

dyna mo 05-30-2013 07:00 AM

meanwhile, in the rest of the world..

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...5.15.00-PM.png

Grapesoda 05-30-2013 07:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by helterskelter808 (Post 19647299)
Just because your kid wants something doesn't mean you should do it, if it's risky. Whether this was risky is another question. Probably isn't, statistically speaking, and far more dangerous things happen around the world every day without incident, but it's still pretty dumb to put a kid in a dog cage on the back of a truck. They shouldn't get anything more than a slap on the wrist about it though.

actually people are not allowed to ride in the back of a truck however that could be state by state and I have no idea of the laws where this happened

tokmansta 05-30-2013 07:04 AM

Why is this news worthy?

Grapesoda 05-30-2013 07:04 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19647357)
meanwhile, in the rest of the world..

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...5.15.00-PM.png

only because they don't have hand guns to kill each other with

helterskelter808 05-30-2013 07:05 AM

:Oh crap

RebelR 05-30-2013 07:06 AM

not really seeing what the issue is here. Yes I know there are seat belt laws etc. But when some of us were kids, riding in the back of a pickup truck was normal, and also fun. We also used to sit in the back of station wagons (without seat belts) lay on the shelf in the back window, sit in the front seat on our parent's lap, played with lawn darts etc.

It's just too bad that we have all been bubble wrapped for our own protection, and that unfortunately draws some of the fun out of life.

dyna mo 05-30-2013 07:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Grapesoda (Post 19647365)
only because they don't have hand guns to kill each other with

i guess they don't need then since they just run over each other instead.

dyna mo 05-30-2013 07:11 AM

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Originally Posted by RebelR (Post 19647367)
not really seeing what the issue is here. Yes I know there are seat belt laws etc. But when some of us were kids, riding in the back of a pickup truck was normal, and also fun. We also used to sit in the back of station wagons (without seat belts) lay on the shelf in the back window, sit in the front seat on our parent's lap, played with lawn darts etc.

It's just too bad that we have all been bubble wrapped for our own protection, and that unfortunately draws some of the fun out of life.

the highways and byways are safer because of the rules. the last thing i need to worry about cruising down the highway is some knucklehead coming in the other direction with a car full of kids climbing all over everything.

the rules are to protect the rest of us from the idiots.

helterskelter808 05-30-2013 07:13 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19647357)
meanwhile, in the rest of the world..

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...5.15.00-PM.png

More than half of which are lower than the lowest ever recorded road traffic deaths in the US.

L-Pink 05-30-2013 07:16 AM

According to state law it was illegal only because she was under 18. If you think about it the cage part was safer than if she was sitting lose and might fly/fall out of the bed.

"Twenty states have no laws prohibiting riders in the back of pickup trucks. Not surprisingly, most of these states contain substantial rural areas where pickup trucks are needed for work uses."

"The following states allow back riders older than age 18; Florida, Georgia, Maine (older than age 19), Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Pennsylvania"

http://www.attorneys.com/traffic-tic...k-of-a-pickup/


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BlackCrayon 05-30-2013 07:16 AM

had she just been sitting in the back i doubt anyone would of cared that much. since she was in a cage it could be some kind of abuse situation which if it were and no one cared enough to call, would be horrible.

PR_Glen 05-30-2013 07:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RebelR (Post 19647367)
not really seeing what the issue is here. Yes I know there are seat belt laws etc. But when some of us were kids, riding in the back of a pickup truck was normal, and also fun. We also used to sit in the back of station wagons (without seat belts) lay on the shelf in the back window, sit in the front seat on our parent's lap, played with lawn darts etc.

It's just too bad that we have all been bubble wrapped for our own protection, and that unfortunately draws some of the fun out of life.

hillbilly!! jk Was the same when I was growing up mostly.


ps bubblewrapping kids for their safety?... hmmm... maybe we are on to something?? :)

BlackCrayon 05-30-2013 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by helterskelter808 (Post 19647377)
More than half of which are lower than the lowest ever recorded road traffic deaths in the US.

if you take a look at this the US is wayyy down there compared to many, many countries.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ted_death_rate

dyna mo 05-30-2013 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by helterskelter808 (Post 19647377)
More than half of which are lower than the lowest ever recorded road traffic deaths in the US.

1. you are wrong

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ted_death_rate

2. if you want to drive in unregulated space, go for it. i prefer having rules around people piloting 2000+ pound projectiles.

RebelR 05-30-2013 07:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19647374)
the highways and byways are safer because of the rules. the last thing i need to worry about cruising down the highway is some knucklehead coming in the other direction with a car full of kids climbing all over everything.

the rules are to protect the rest of us from the idiots.

I realize that, but back in the day parents would exercise discretion. They wouldn't let you sit in the back of a truck on a major highway, but back roads and lesser roads were fair game. Just seems that we build laws to protect the morons (I think protecting them allows them to breed thus increasing the amount of morons that we have to deal with... that's just my theory), and the rest of the population get's screwed.

dyna mo 05-30-2013 07:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RebelR (Post 19647393)
I realize that, but back in the day parents would exercise discretion. They wouldn't let you sit in the back of a truck on a major highway, but back roads and lesser roads were fair game. Just seems that we build laws to protect the morons (I think protecting them allows them to breed thus increasing the amount of morons that we have to deal with... that's just my theory), and the rest of the population get's screwed.

i'm with you, i grew up that way too. and it was different then. the big difference is the sheer # of people now. chances are greater now that you will cross paths with a retarded driver who would not be driving responsibly at all if he/she were not told to via driving laws.

brassmonkey 05-30-2013 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by AllAboutCams (Post 19647168)
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http://i3.mirror.co.uk/incoming/arti...k-of-a-car.jpg

A young girl sits in a DOG CAGE in the back of a pickup truck.

Police were alerted by stunned motorists in western Pennsylvaniam on Monday night.

The girl, aged 10, was later found unharmed.

Her mother, 29-year-old Abbey Carlson, and stepfather, Thomas Fishinger, 30, are now facing charges of endangering the welfare of a child.

Fishinger told police they had been driving home from his mother's house.

Police said they told them the girl had said she wanted to be with the dog.

its actually safer in the cage than riding on the outside. i see its tied to the truck. it looks like some kind of horror movie first person :1orglaugh

dyna mo 05-30-2013 07:31 AM


helterskelter808 05-30-2013 07:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19647392)
1. you are wrong

I'm not wrong. But thanks for playing.

dyna mo 05-30-2013 07:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by helterskelter808 (Post 19647418)
I'm not wrong. But thanks for playing.

i really didn't mean it that way. i was backing up sperbonzo's post that it's roadway chaos in the rest of the world and that's supported by traffic deaths.

alias 05-30-2013 08:01 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19647416)

Typical inbred ginger behavior. :2 cents:

alex.missyouth 05-30-2013 08:02 AM

Awww she wanted to be with the dog. :upsidedow

_Richard_ 05-30-2013 08:05 AM

kid will be much safer with her parents behind bars

dyna mo 05-30-2013 08:06 AM

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Originally Posted by alias (Post 19647469)
Typical inbred ginger behavior. :2 cents:

they seem like good folks to me. the mom was very upset with herself at one point and they both realized they unthinkly fucked up and they were honest and also respected that jackass reporter.

scarlettcontent 05-30-2013 08:07 AM

dog·gone

dyna mo 05-30-2013 08:09 AM

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Originally Posted by _Richard_ (Post 19647479)
kid will be much safer with her parents behind bars

put them in one of those corporate prison working with the system you rail about?

did you watch that interview of them? man. you = radical.

i don't get it. the current need for extreme punishment. and you're usually on the other side of the argument.

L-Pink 05-30-2013 08:15 AM

I'm in a little town outside Lexington Ky right now. When I go on my afternoon walk I'll be surprised if I DON'T see someone in the back of a pickup truck. What's the big deal? The fact she was in a tied down cage? Or the fact she was in the truck bed?

I guess the politically correct thing would be for her to be in a 3 point harness in the back seat of a Prius while her parents listened to NPR ……


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Tom_PM 05-30-2013 08:22 AM

OK so I won't say it wasn't poor judgement to allow it, but I will for certain say that calling in child protective services is utter nonsense.

Police: You know you shouldn't do that, right?

Parent: Yes officer. We won't let it happen again.

Police: Alright we don't need to take this any further.

Parent: Thank you, officer.

And that's how it should be handled.

It would not surprise me in the least though if they took the child away forever the way we're all insane for "zero tolerance" in this weird place. Oops, I mean we're number one! Woot! :thumbsup

Tom_PM 05-30-2013 08:27 AM

That reporter sounds like he's running for Jesus. Mister high and mighty there.

BlackCrayon 05-30-2013 08:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 19647501)
I'm in a little town outside Lexington Ky right now. When I go on my afternoon walk I'll be surprised if I DON'T see someone in the back of a pickup truck. What's the big deal? The fact she was in a tied down cage? Or the fact she was in the truck bed?

I guess the politically correct thing would be for her to be in a 3 point harness in the back seat of a Prius while her parents listened to NPR ??


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after the people who saw those girls outside that house in cleveland and never called the cops, i would be calling in if i saw that. what if it was another case of the same thing?

brassmonkey 05-30-2013 08:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L-Pink (Post 19647501)
I'm in a little town outside Lexington Ky right now. When I go on my afternoon walk I'll be surprised if I DON'T see someone in the back of a pickup truck. What's the big deal? The fact she was in a tied down cage? Or the fact she was in the truck bed?

I guess the politically correct thing would be for her to be in a 3 point harness in the back seat of a Prius while her parents listened to NPR ??


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yep :2 cents: :2 cents: the government needs to buy them a prius

L-Pink 05-30-2013 08:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlackCrayon (Post 19647522)
after the people who saw those girls outside that house in cleveland and never called the cops, i would be calling in if i saw that. what if it was another case of the same thing?

Good point and with that in mind I think you are correct. But like PR_TOM stated above this should have been taken care of by the officer responding then forgotten about.


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_Richard_ 05-30-2013 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 19647489)
put them in one of those corporate prison working with the system you rail about?

did you watch that interview of them? man. you = radical.

i don't get it. the current need for extreme punishment. and you're usually on the other side of the argument.

yea a little dry.. i was being sarcastic, sorry

Did they let you drive as a kid? can you imagine what sort of shit would happen if we did that these days?


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