Love the criminal mind of teenagers...

[transplant99]

Police say Cutler, a 17-year-old and two 14-year-olds stole more than $8,000 worth of cash, cigarettes, candy and checks from the business. About an hour later, police say, Cutler posted pictures of the teens posing with the loot on his page on the social networking site.

Awesome.

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/18-old-jail...155739253.html

[drewboy12]

Well at least criminals are easier to catch in the 21st century... Maybe the government is doing something right... Slash the education budget to make kids dumb and easy to catch when they become criminals.

[CaptainCrunch]

Its like the idiot teenagers who rented a bunch of hotel rooms for their after grad party, did $100,000 or more worth of damage to the hotel and posted pictures of themselves doing the damage on facebook.

Thug for life b1tches.

[Sainters7]

"Videotaping our crime spree is the best idea we ever had!" - Jimbo Jones

[photon]

You'd think they'd get smarter when they got to college, but no.

Kid used fake $100 bills to buy an Xbox 360, then returns the next day to get a refund.

http://hamptonroads.com/2011/12/wesl...tmoney-charges

At least put it on eBay or something, or try a DIFFERENT location of the store.

[puckluck]

Originally Posted by transplant99

Awesome.

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/18-old-jail...155739253.html

You should change the title to "Adults" since the man who posted the pictures to his Facebook was 18.

[transplant99]

you are still a kid at 18.....

[Wood]

Definitely still a kid at 18

[Maritime Q-Scout]

if you're posting pictures of your crime spree on Facebook it doesn't matter if you're 12, 18, or 32 you're not an adult, you are a dumb dumb dumb kid.

[CaptainCrunch]

Which brings up the question, if these punks are willing to publish photo's and video's of themselves and their crimes should their identities be protected under the YOA or whatever they call it now?