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Title: 5-year-old boy snitches on dad - calls 911 after dad runs red light
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WCVB-TV, Boston
URL Source: http://www.wcvb.com/news/boy-5-call ... er-dad-runs-red-light/39845204
Published: Jun 3, 2016
Author: WCVB
Post Date: 2016-06-03 10:22:00 by Deckard
Keywords: None
Views: 2172
Comments: 19
QUINCY, Mass. —When a 5-year-old Quincy boy saw his father breaking the law, he wasn't going to let the scofflaw get away with it. Robert was out for a drive with his dad on Saturday when he saw his father run a red light. Robert dialed 911 to report the crime. "My daddy went past the red light," Robert explained to the dispatcher. "It was in the brand new car, my mommy's car, and we had to go to the car wash, and then he went past the red light." The boy then put his father on the line. "I have to apologize … my 5-year-old son," Robert's father told the dispatcher. "He said you ran a red light," the dispatcher said. "Oh, no. I apologize," the father said. This time, dad got a reprieve. "No problem, as long as everything is all right," the dispatcher said. Listen to 911 call here:
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#2. To: Deckard, fusion center youths (#0)
Where did a 5 year old learn that? Probably from his statist parents, or a grandparents. Canary youths
Maybe Gatslime will call him up and ask him to be an honorary member of the Canary Clan. This DHS-brainwashed kid sounds like something he (or any of the other canaries here) would spawn
Maybe Gatslime will call him up and ask him to be an honorary member of the Canary Clan. He has already demonstrated that he is smarter than you. That was not hard for him to do. He may be on fast-tracked for the apprenticeship.
Snitching on his dad makes him "smart"? Yeah - I can understand you thinking that way because you're a walking poster child for the Stasi-like mindset of Amerika. He may be on fast-tracked for the apprenticeship. Wait till his dad gets shot for having a broken tail light or the kid gets busted selling lemonade without a permit. He'll wise up to the police state pretty quick then. Oh - did you mean fast-tracked for a Canary Clan "apprenticeship" I doubt that the kid is that desperate for attention.
Yeah - I can understand … No, you don’t. You don’t understand diddly squat about anything other that what you WANT to do and you always think that it is right. You don’t understand that running a red light is the cause for the deaths of more than 800 people and an estimated 200,000 injuries in the US each year. That irresponsible bastard could have killed himself, which could have been okay because of his negligence, but he could have killed his young son along with your and your family. Think about that for a moment. The kid is “smart” because his father will no doubt think twice before he ever runs another red light. Furthermore, each time he even sees a red light, he should say … thank you, Robert, for possibly saving our lives. You still don’t get it … do you?
Fair point. But there's nonchalantly blowing through a red light without slowing down or checking cross-traffic, on one hand - and on the other hand, there's coming to a complete stop, carefully checking cross-traffic, and then proceeding through a still-red light (which still leaves you no beef if you get caught and ticketed) - and every point in between. I don't think we should be too eager to welcome a society where kids snitch on their parents.
I agree.
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Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestRobert dialed 911 to report the crime
#3. To: hondo68, Gatlin, misterwhite, GrandIsland (#2)
Canary youths
#4. To: Deckard (#3)
Canary youths
#5. To: Gatlin (#4)
He has already demonstrated that he is smarter than you.
#7. To: Deckard (#5)
Snitching on his dad makes him "smart"?
#8. To: Gatlin (#7)
running a red light is the cause for the deaths of more than 800 people and an estimated 200,000 injuries in the US each year.
#11. To: ConservingFreedom (#8)
I don't think we should be too eager to welcome a society where kids snitch on their parents.
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