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10-year-old walked less than a mile to a dollar store, prompting a passerby to call police, who arrested his mom for reckless conduct.

edition.cnn.com A boy in north Georgia went for a walk. It landed his mother in jail | CNN

In rural Georgia, a 10-year-old boy left home and walked a mile down the road to another town, where a concerned citizen called law enforcement. Deputies then arrested the boy’s mother, igniting a debate about parental rights and potential government overreach.

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You lot really hate walking don't you
- I used to walk to my elementary school (roughly ages 5-10) which was a mile away. Lots of kids in my town walked to school.
  
  I drive by a school to go to the gym in the morning. There are tons of kids that STILL walk to school. I think these Karen cases are few and far between.
  
  The elementary and high schools in my neighborhood pay the students if they walk rather than take the bus, as both a costsaving and environmental measure. It's a pittance sure, but in a country of 350 million people its extremely easy to find singular examples of any behavior to further any narrative. This article would have a point were it an examination of broad trends, but one example of the cops being the cops does hardly a well-founded narrative weave...
  
  Different kid who was killed walking across a difficult-to-cross street resulted in the parents, not the driver, being charged with manslaughter for letting their kid walk outside.
  
  When it comes to "news" these days, the more outrageous and rare the story the better. Got to keep the readership outraged for those eyeballs......
  
  It still has a chilling effect, though. I'm in Georgia and I restrict what my kids would do more than I otherwise would for fear of some Karen cop persecuting me for no fucking reason.
  
  Brit here. It was .5 miles to my primary school and .8 miles to my secondary school, and I walked it every day from age 5 to age 16.
  
  Uphill both ways
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Etan_Patz
  This was the case that really changed the way kids were treated in the US.
  Before this, it was normal for kids to travel great distances on their own.
  
  Laws are waayy to often based on single cases of something. Same with the whole "dont microwave your cat" stuff. So many have to suffer because some idiots or a random case of crazy or bad luck.
  
  Yeah, I'm still angry that I'm not allowed to microwave my cat, just because some idiot back in the days used the Popcorn program for that instead of the Feline & Furry program.
  
  Any law named after a victim is a shit law.
  
  Any law named after a victim is a shit law.
  Ah yes, how dare Kari demand we check notes call 911 without pressing remembering which number is required to dial out.
  https://www.911.gov/issues/legislation-and-policy/kari-s-law-and-ray-baum-s-act/
  That removed...
  
  And may have helped launch it, but no one did more to further it than the father of kidnapped child Adam Walsh.
  Adam's father, John Walsh, became an advocate for victims of violent crimes and is the host of the television program America's Most Wanted. He has also hosted The Hunt with John Walsh and In Pursuit with John Walsh.[3] Convicted serial killer Ottis Toole confessed to Adam's murder, but was never convicted of the crime because evidence was reportedly lost and Toole later recanted his confession. Toole died in prison of liver failure on September 15, 1996.[4] No new evidence has come to light since then, and police announced in December 2008 that the Walsh case was closed and that they were satisfied that Toole was the killer.
  
  That’s funny.
  1 kid goes missing, all of America changes how they act.
  100s of kids die in school shootings, America does nothing.
  
  This is very odd for US to not return to normalcy.
  
  Just read this as never heard the name, the guys conviction was overturned, I mean is America turning in the land of the free pedo? Wtf?
  
  A federal appeals court on Monday ordered that a man convicted in the disappearance of 6-year-old Etan Patz in 1979 should receive a new trial or be released.
  That's not what overturned means. He's not been released, there was apparently conduct in the trail that a superior court ruled merits revisiting it - if the lower court decides to be snitty about it then he potentially could be released, but that's extremely rare.
  This is the way the court system should work (though it should be a whole lot faster...), reviewing previous convictions repeatedly to ensure that the results were fair and correct.
  
  It's the technicalities of the legal process. Cops knew he did it, but fucked up and bungled the case by losing the evidence that would have seen him have the judge throw the book at him. It didn't happen because courts are lenient on murdering chomos, it happened because the PD involved in the case were fucking halfwits. Also, it's not "turning into" anything, John Walsh started hosting America's Most Wanted in the early 90's - his son Adam was murdered before then, these events are decades old.

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