Wow whats wrong with some people

[baboosicbass08]

Someone sent me this today...Seriously messed up

http://www.bakersfield.com/news/local/x339729128/Bakersfield-dad-accused-of-biting-out-sons-eye

[burleytog]

That is f'ed up.

[1inStripes]

I read that Sunday night somewhere on the net.  Actually made me a little nauseus.

[Dan:]

I saw that on Drudge earlier today. I don't understand why stories like these don't scare people away from PCP. It can make people do some really, really, really messed up stuff--this story is a perfect example and unfortunately its only one of many.

[firefightn15]

"His criminal history dates back to 1998 and includes convictions for drugs, battery, check forgery and a misdemeanor child endangerment. "

Perfect, close the gate after the horses are out.

[Big Tom]

That is seriously messed up...

[moby bass]

I think that is one of the most horrific things I've ever heard done to a child.  The only punishment I can think of that is worthy is having the father's eyes gouged out. Truly one sick sob.

[CWB]

"His criminal history dates back to 1998 and includes convictions for drugs, battery, check forgery and a misdemeanor child endangerment. "

Perfect, close the gate after the horses are out.

Guess he was rehabilitated. After the child endangerment, why was he let back together wit the child? This world is getting sicker by the minute.

[Uncle Leo]

That is just sick, what will it take to keep our children safe? If someone reacted in a negative way to what this man did, they would be severely punished yet they let him free. What a shame. :'(

[bilgerat]

If there is a hell, this guy has got VIP reservations for sure

[Dan:]

If someone reacted in a negative way to what this man did, they would be severely punished yet they let him free.

What do you mean?

[CWB]

If someone reacted in a negative way to what this man did, they would be severely punished yet they let him free.

What do you mean?

Probably that if someone took this S.O.B. out they would be put in jail.

Yet after all he did in the past he was freed to be able to commit this despicable act.

[roadwarrior]

When I read these types of stories, it makes my blood boil.

All I want to know is:

"Was the perp shot for resisting arrest or for trying to escape?"

No further explanation required.

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[Uncle Leo]

If someone reacted in a negative way to what this man did, they would be severely punished yet they let him free.

What do you mean?

Probably that if someone took this S.O.B. out they would be put in jail.

Yet after all he did in the past he was freed to be able to commit this despicable act.

Exactly, what actually does fit the crime? True this man was not in the right state of mind due to PCP but maybe he also knew that this act would be somewhat tolerated based on his past punishment, so a child suffers. The system does not work.

[acmaul13]

Not that it is any consolation but I think that the best thing that could happen to the father now is prison"justice"

[Dan:]

If someone reacted in a negative way to what this man did, they would be severely punished yet they let him free.

What do you mean?

Probably that if someone took this S.O.B. out they would be put in jail.

Yet after all he did in the past he was freed to be able to commit this despicable act.

Exactly, what actually does fit the crime? True this man was not in the right state of mind due to PCP but maybe he also knew that this act would be somewhat tolerated based on his past punishment, so a child suffers. The system does not work.

Ok, I gotcha.

[fourbizz]

that kid should have been keeping a better eye out if his dad was on PCP

[Eddie Munster]

When I read these types of stories, it makes my blood boil.

All I want to know is:

"Was the perp shot for resisting arrest or for trying to escape?"

No further explanation required.

>

I've asked a couple cops 'when you walk into a place where a woman or child has been victimized, how do you not just pull out your pistol and serve justice on the perp?'. Both said it was extremely difficult but in some cases, they resist enough to rough them up quite a bit.

[Bassn Blvd]

that kid should have been keeping a better eye out if his dad was on PCP

Your F'd up.... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

[fourbizz]

that kid should have been keeping a better eye out if his dad was on PCP

Your F'd up.... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

;D

[CWB]

that kid should have been keeping a better eye out if his dad was on PCP

Even kidding around that's not very funny.

What if the kid was a relative of yours or someone you knew.

[Uncle Leo]

Good night Irene, I pray that the good lord looks after this child.

[BUCKEYEone]

that kid should have been keeping a better eye out if his dad was on PCP

Even kidding around that's not very funny.

What if the kid was a relative of yours or someone you knew.

Agreed.  Some unfunny situations can be made funny by a joke.  This, however, is not one of those situations.

[fourbizz]

I still think it is funny.

[Fish Chris]

Sick as this is, I just can't say I'm surprised.

I watched an old DVR recording last night about 9/11 titled, "102 Minutes That Changed the World"...... and even now, several years later, it still just boggles my mind, the things that some humans will do to others.

Their are a lot of wonderful "individuals" on this planet (thank God).... but as a species, we absolutely suck :-(

Fish