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Originally Posted by Ashasx
Let me be clear that I don't condone the parents actions here at all. They did not act lawfully in any legal or moral sense.
But based on the article, the parents were worried for their daughters safety. The parents didn't ask to meet with this man, they simply agreed to his request.
Does that make what they did right? Streaming it on Facebook is certainly ridiculous.
But in a human sense, you can't watch your child 24/7, especially at that age. You can give them all the good advice in the world and hope they listen.
But if 6 weeks go by and the police still not have taken any action, I think a lot of people would think it reasonable to make sure it stops.
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Parents pay the cell phone and internet bill. It isn't that hard to suspend service until the situation is dealt with. Like I said in the other post, alert the school to the situation so they can help monitor as well.
You need to stay late after school for a project? Nope, you and your study buddy are doing it at our house. You want to go to a friends? Sorry no, they can come to our house. My kid would be on lock down until the cops did their work.