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Comments
His bond was $26????? That can't be right . . . unless it's a UGA football player special?
Nope. 100% serious. When the penalties are severe the transgressions are not worth the aggravation.
Typically young people are like children. They will push the envelope as long as they get away with it. And keep pushing.
IF my assumption about CKS is true then he is helping these kids grow up. You know you are grown up when you accept responsibility for your actions. You mess up and there is no place to point the finger except the mirror. Better to learn that lesson with a $26 bond .
IF CKS is doing this and ACCPD is doing this they are doing these young people a favor. If you don't think so go ask Ahkil Crumpton.
I agree with everything you say — except that Crumpton's probably a bad example. He was beyond that level of help, IMO.