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" One. We learned that the 911 costs and -- keep in mind this is a home invasion -- for Clark and the Monica. In a very remote secluded to have to Guantanamo. On neighborhood. In southern New Hampshire and the 911 call apparently it was made by a little girl she was eleven years old had been viciously attacked in the home. A police sergeant Kevin for a long list of Frisco and the saint. Good good story in the Manchester union leader about this he's responding. To this desperate desperate call from and I I don't know whether he gets the transmission -- just transmitted to him. But a young girl who's obviously been in fear of her life he goes for an out of the country and -- secured. Any knocked it he knocked it off its. The -- off its hinges. In the process dislocating the shoulder white any use -- the kids when it that he did probably when you -- in the Barack something like that. He's responding to remain itself kind of a life and death second. The all the medical technicians will tell -- minutes -- all like dozens are sort of breakdown -- audio and on well you know. But you rather -- perimeter -- just trying to -- it also think of the risk that he's undertaking he knows there's a dangerous situation going on but he doesn't know what's behind that do you have no idea what's -- so where you go with us well that's something compelling coming as either of our guys just -- I think it's interesting because we'll talk about police offices and details and a nice cushy life and everything else is one at some of the -- of a job. The -- in these circumstances emphasize that the guy by the way has a dislocated shoulder. That means -- show will probably be falling out of joint. For the rest of his life to very very hard to recover from a dislocated I'll -- their -- go to Dennis Burke and every couple I've got back. Nothing nor did okay pop pop up. The little the little drill thank god she had the presence of mind to -- thank god -- is certainly a -- really disappointing to us so that's like fifteen minutes after the attack after the attack him she calls 91 -- I mean it's it when I say that did did drop dead middle of the night I mean foray you have that's the middle of them I notice it's a rational person I mean we."

" I -- an hour and a half when -- but I mean I got jobs -- up tendencies -- not rational most people at 4 AM this sound asleep and always well in the world question on on this study is -- what can be done differently we're finding out depressed kids who spader the ringleader apparently was off his madness down. And is there something wrong with our approach is there are some other way we should be to be him because I was -- about how -- Hit arm's -- everybody is now. He used to be had communities if there was a bad kid on the street the street would know what the three would be dealing with the show. At school they would be cracking down on the kid and sending them laughter reform school or what have you down. It is is have we become so disconnected that kids are allowed to just go through life miserable six we're talking about mental oil."

" All the globe story today's interest I love the point you raise about you know in the old days the street new in the neighborhood is more close -- people where once comings and goings and habits and behavior patterns. There in Davis literally next to a neighbor's -- quoted in the book -- and you could not have asked for a better more devoted more committed parents. You could not have asked for nicer kids only up until a few boom years ago sightings have -- is only several months ago. And a string of adolescence they get to that age of 1415 may be a little bit all the sophomore junior high school. Some kids to close change their behavior changed their manners of dress and speech and everything else changed almost as if they're trying to find an identity that. You never really so are underneath the quest the the hunger for something now for something different this -- Stater by the way. I read and one of the reports yesterday. Was adopted. And apparently. Had some had some emotional. Challenges about that. You know I don't think Todd that the beloved. And that is the appropriate word to used to love that adoptive parents have. For a child's. This is not of zero reflection blog this is not of the road union someone else's child has been given a production they have such -- patients love. They'll bring that child into their home and raise that child that same love and devotion to raise of their own question but that is of a very powerful and I think noble. Admirable thing. While those that while the boy you really in this question -- I have these anxieties about gee what if my mom gives me up -- my dad who was my natural dentist my natural -- It's frustrating to me that he can't see the incredible love and devotion."

" you -- we are -- Ali yeah he he might evade if they'd been as national currency might have been -- mad that he wasn't adopted a happy for TI is -- laws that those story lines and and -- isn't -- I -- is -- by a whole -- because of the adoption and -- the by a whole -- A genetic -- passed on perhaps. From the natural parents who recognized -- ability. To raise a child into a one way do what you do about it when it's there was -- can grow ideal -- rules anger problems -- his friends he was described as having lived away from home for more than a year returning recently whose parents. Here's a quote. He's had mental issues in the past involving mood swings and anger issues set a friend he could not have known what he was doing. YouTube that's one kid -- all the other kids staters -- you've been talking about such -- kids or mentally ill -- only with all early intervention stuff you know they'd love Serb intervened to teach kids how to have Sachs. They're hanging out that they are hand out condoms in the schools how are handing out enough caring. -- Are that there are nice there are intellectual if there are focused its disciplined and it's a -- or have any ability to deal when it kids gone out of control the violence and anger and depression and that's a whole another set of skills that you need. It's apparent that way but didn't have at least two --"

" Is that you and I would agree critical to -- to help this to the raising of healthy adolescents that would be one committed parents. Home schooling that's a devotion again of another level. In two Mormon we talked about the religion the influence of religion historically and the generations that was a studying the."

" Yeah influence for many -- not here are saying what I'm saying is nobody cared enough to close them in and grab them and give them what they needed when they were clearly. Desperate. Our society knows how -- indulge that kind of love we know how to do we don't know how to give the tough love we we don't I didn't say that's enough you're not gonna get away with this. Okay where the mechanisms they go to school play or they don't go to school like quit school wanted to go -- they commit crimes nobody wants to actually be tough on young winds -- gonna try."

" Of the four was told you no longer welcome in this house -- parents were a tough because they saw the road this child was going to go going down. But what does the parent do what do the parents do to when that Simon -- so we we talked a little bit about yesterday. The marks the heartbroken father of the box a kid. Has -- it has sent a dozen texts. During the course of the night we Iraq you are worried please call we're right where are you know writing his can lock ourselves that is worried that the kid says. -- yeah right -- just you know you don't doubt about it -- by instinct right now would be to grab a -- right by the Colorado -- against the wall and punch and so that is no -- it's okay now you -- panel that's what -- like these Casilla -- 6172666860. May order up some people have this with their own -- down because your kids of course word. Adults. -- have any trouble but I really do some parents -- lucky I was gonna parents struggled Jeff your NW RQ good morning."

" Hey guys who think that this could. You think -- com but Tom. Did you see the picture -- the -- of the kids FaceBook page news the good parents would have not had a kid on FaceBook or even what don't have a computer by himself. And one of the other candidates that other little. Alerting -- same as some might -- a good parent can do a Mormon all goldeneye if you -- dark sense if you don't -- the tough love. Take away the computer take away their right to go out take away their right to have a machete."

" I years -- Just aren't the type of parenting that -- is talking about has been weaned out of our culture by the he would relish any guess as times -- bad guy if he stands up to them that way."

" cultivated in and -- school system. It has cultivated just like the song says outlook didn't just like that -- got to -- it. Let everybody loved let everybody help each other about let me tell my kids teach my kid out of bed and read all due to the -- stay out of my life."

" Yeah Jeff thank you for the call 6172666860. I -- have the mechanisms in place society -- it's a fair question I just don't think that any of these kids lack for the love to support the use the unified household that we attribute to most dysfunctional violent criminal kids. Usually it's the single parent it's poverty. It's all those things it's crappy inner city schools and usually unfortunately it's it's okay black crowd because of all those. Pathologies like associating these kids these kids were growing up in what we consider to be ideal -- now -- around soft serve isn't communities and they were breaking down and nobody responded apparently. Nobody. That the tools are not in place to deal with the troubled kids and part of those tools would be parents or courage to be tough. We're -- the old kind of reform school Imus Korean trouble with the law they wanna quickly pulled out loud."

" Let's get specific -- is that what you are proposing any of proposing reforms goes I'm not -- not fight you on the issue I just wanna know because when you say to get tough. The parents. Immensely. Frustrated. Did did fall dog they think the of -- that they didn't instill values in these young got a in this case all meant. In these young man ended going down the wrong -- it's obvious to some maybe less obvious to others. What -- apparent ghosts of the globe had to --"

" I don't know what the answer doesn't -- story I'm saying is -- lost boy right. A mother I don't bring the I want a no no that's absolutely relevant different set of circumstances but it is relevant she tried -- is relevant Richard -- circumstance it's unbelievable act so what do you do I don't know what you are right so I don't know I let -- answers Bob from -- gonna -- hey Bob good morning and welcome."

" Moment happens to any spoiled fruit. It goes -- You've got a generation that is spoiled to the -- if you get kids out here that are being labeled in quotes from the third fourth and fifth grade it believing this."

" PS to deliver that how these kids just need to get like -- would get a good rap on the black."

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" Because hey can you want you can't play your dvd getting you where we can play you Wi-Fi give Nintendo the -- to crack the chip it's a controller that these kids. I think it can go opposite way to say it if you could -- can't -- the body can only supposed to be doing anyway."

" What are the rules and regulations we did Wikipedia apparently skills of the parents really go to discipline kids. I mean what I grew up of -- December and anybody got -- from -- an average by the kicked the butt out emulator and."

" That is true then ended the you know that that an oft times is you know of the left little the lefties are described in -- that's anecdotal that's nonsense that is absolutely true do where intact neighborhoods. In which the discipline was imposed a across the board by neighbors by cops by priests by coaches by teachers and then of course the last the most of the F we have parents who found out that European -- two streets over and then you've got the real beat -- rent only at least we think we're those -- good old -- historically is the good old is 6172666. Seats sixty are we flawed as a society. By being so kind and so gentle and so caring about feelings that we. Let kids like this slip through the cracks and become killers."

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" Not a time Thursday morning. Which are -- this heinous crime up in New Hampshire in the kids involved in the nature of adolescents and depression and drug use send. The nature of how permissive we've become as a society is there something about them permissiveness that."

" the fear and the frustration of parents who have tried to do the right thing from day one from day one. And they watch the kid go off to go and you -- with the wrong crowd to on the wrong track in the wrong direction. And they don't know. What to do know sometimes this is under the grip of narcotics -- these kids run beds and sometimes it's under its its under drugs to just become addicts no indications these kids around expect -- indications of -- responsibly -- want to them the behavior was becoming more more erratic -- more criminal. And outlook but it is our right -- this apparent tonight."

" it is because families get kidnapped by kids like you say do Ian in our the loss for permissiveness we have may be eliminated the mechanisms and and the expectations and our culture. Four -- dealing with this kind of trouble. Well you know who we had Jeff Jeff -- a few moments ago and I agree with Jeff -- a lot of the things you know of their parents unfortunately today have to monitor a million different things not just a handful of things. And one of them is the and other FaceBook in the pals in the music and all the rest of the stuff. Q and I've talked about in any any parent let's a child and it hit and these kids and children believe it or not a legally adults but to nonetheless did hit the child. And parent let's a child have their own computer in their own role privately is insane you lookin' for trouble. It's -- open them up to the cesspool. The world recessed pools of society that computer should be on the common. Kitchen table of the family Rome where everybody has access in supervision over over -- you talk about the dangers are permissiveness that at. It along with being permissive can't we also have. Some of the strength that we need and the and that's our problem is we can we seem to go on a 100% -- one direction. There is there are no mechanisms I don't think for really coping with a kid. Who's determined the cause troubles and end that I think we're seeing that there were read the stories of of these young men who -- we're going crazy. Who were eight indulging their craziness. With the worst possible good grease they were for writing to make sure they would keep fallen down that slippery slope at the same tub at the same time -- a lot of the stuff that Madonna was. Heady stuff it's -- It's it's -- he never wanna see his son or daughter involved and that you make sure you -- that in so they understand the difference between right and wrong. But this was this is petty petty -- Mickey Mouse always honest this was an armed robbery distrust and murder this wasn't. Rape and pillage and plunder that type of stuff it's."

" And helps is now pregnant seventeen year old girlfriend right away from home French said. In the last year alone -- was arrested at least seven times on trespassing alcohol resisting arrest and other charges. Dell might be who -- we need to be tougher with kids who get arrested seven times a year might be we need to have. Some ways to respond to other than just ignoring the problem for the -- only spin out of control six point 72666860. Your take on this perhaps you have personal experience with. The kind of delinquency and elemental -- we're discussing Kevin and -- NW RKO."

" I -- morning good morning to. Why -- English based on because I want to hurt you although. Eight. A ball that -- we'll put because against the wall untrue in the face in the bloody nose and pulled out of the house. I thought to myself. Submitted isn't -- the guy who all along with that state representative many years ago that image Jake's. One -- would -- and much -- who would do little Mikey -- Also that if -- reform. On the 51 -- action and all -- because you know and we can go 518 we want. Is -- is what they got nobody can call the police you know the complete student but police. 51 they reported distort them jointly to speedily -- but to quote the department of social service. -- mapping that happened in New Hampshire under the tell that you guys like it get to welcomes this no felony murder rule. Yeah I think kids today if you look at some -- why they've got. 800 from the policy of that's. If you slap him across the party can -- once you create the world food. They call via -- can be a perfect pass -- skipped out no more big government est. How does the current state of the parents don't get to do apparent bid to teach is have to."

" Kevin and I -- and as critically by the way you dancing and dancing very nicely I think he given a good balance of the fine line that's out there because nobody wants to see. A legitimately abusive situation and whether it's a teacher -- nurse a coach a priest. And you see evidence of child that is being abused sometimes that happens you don't want those people involved so that does a report go to somebody who's responsible but at the same time you why handicap you putting handcuffs. On the parent I think I it's a good presentation of what the -- the -- do this with this this problem confronts legislators teachers nurses everybody that I just mentioned and a whole host of other people what -- do when there's a child that's obviously being physically abused him when you empower everybody and require everybody to report what they see all of a sudden parents who might have a little -- a code of discipline. A very hesitant to begin to apply it you know -- I was -- and -- and expecting time I was pushing my -- a child -- not I was pushing my grandson and -- in the -- the other -- fallen at -- the day before at the off the jungle gym at the -- and he had. Until the gas -- side by side on his jump shot plus a bruised up and they'd look like you've been beaten up and up -- and people are going to be called cops on behalf. I and then I love not a jury unaudited discomfort but first of -- let you you is that you're awareness of this situation since they haven't yet to Bradenton -- does it last week he literally. Toppled out of the carriage before a good belt by the delta -- Little bone bruise on the forehead up little scrape by on the cheek. I call I would if I saw that I would call the -- are not yet but called his -- I said he's fine my fault bubble -- by the -- don't take about Richard's case relish your victory -- and that's -- joke about it it is crazy we joke about it because -- as well and I think most people the grandkids -- ingredients but. There are sick people out The Who do abuse kids in it yet it's the same time it's crazy beat the plane and cop and Colin -- in these blowout."

" On any of the balance of power has shifted to where. Everyone -- parents same -- you pull in front of the coffee place you wanna run inside to grab a -- copy leave the kids in the car and you know whenever we discuss of people horrified that I would suggest that's a fine thing to do but. -- I'm I'm walking around my little suburban town IC mothers doing it all the time they have to -- how do you survive. Those judgments belong to individuals about how to get to kids safely into adulthood in -- may be that we've I'd taken so much power away from parents still when you have kids. Spinning out of control like this. Parents don't have the authority anymore to straighten their kids out and maybe nobody else does the schools don't wanna get involved they don't wanna be sued followed cops audio --"

" Try to make a referral to some social service agency whatever they say hey we're we're rove floated here we get that we got begin frantic kids we don't have room for anybody else gets it becomes horrific it really does."

" Gary you're NWR -- Todd good morning TO."

" I I read that we wanted to let you know that I had a little bit and pled not -- the park. He -- this that would be more than just him -- his girlfriend. Run away from home he actually kidnapped there. Mom -- well that's one way to Illinois turned eight he actually put her in the trunk of his car. And eat it ineptitude aren't. -- the first time. They're not gonna show why he wouldn't -- the first part -- and then he'd get more he did it again and he was altered -- on the arraignment. Already report that they acts Derek. This all happen."

" That you're saying there was no Regis. Unlawful behavior. He should've been cracked down on a longtime."

" He went up bad bad kid he was this -- not. -- He's kind of been portrayed as well you know font then you always he Tamil one on the bad cut off for a little while another tidbit that fraud -- I am -- his mother the mother of his girlfriend she was terrified I mean absolutely terrified. Of those -- M and will she have -- we started but. Technically he hadn't done anything against bought except player when that got beat kidnapping cap."

" And so those judges were handing -- had been the -- well -- the conviction and incarceration. Are correct yup Barack Heidi you know all this Garrett. I might just happen and -- credit crisis -- around her. Do you live nearby yes I do okay thank you for the call."

" operation. 6172666860. Marion you're on with Tom taught."

" and probably -- get excited about as far as the mentally ill go out. We -- started this -- here in the state of Massachusetts so I mean did you not getting asserted is that you cannot dare. This year they thought exploding equipping -- which services to mentally ill people. All different financial. You know how to wrap up -- what do you expect cabinet provides company that that's what they're available for the people."

" I -- all you it was a good jail cell and somebody foursome to take is meant every day."

" I really don't know how -- if somebody didn't actually tell you eat medication. I don't know what a lot it on the I haven't got -- bad I can't speak at bat. And another thing about eradicating HII remember and I -- I was in the second grade became public school and indicated that you can't get me. I can and I are the big cat cardiac data that I can -- but I guess I won't dial in number to be you will not -- my house. You. Yeah. That's why I mean he did it again you aren't I cute in our immediate -- and gotten. It."

" How well informed the children actually becoming a well again where it's on by children to become very well informed devote whatever it is 51 -- whatever the heck the sectional authorised. About today you can you can hit me it's unbelievable that parents actually he -- kind of following back -- the good news is Marion though is -- that easy for good behavior analysts now three years in prison -- that's exactly marriage she's still she's on this supervised brought a class a Roger -- WRQ and that's good morning."

" I don't part of some right guys are more effective -- Paris -- try to be ready. And you can't be straight -- it you're gonna be apparent threat. If you if indeed it is -- and no discipline. Well what's right from wrong and I it's a lot of guys my age where they come to get -- thought it would be it that's right. You that would be yet you're going aggression that you post solid audacity. The whole thing is when your friend he -- eleventh flight audio quality issue and that is discipline. And a lot of these kids. That claim that -- parent this -- have no discipline that -- no comment spent. I have two boys and have always been people might boy my oldest 25 minute and eleven. And I'd you know even -- that they will make my five year old I think we go both -- together. And the first thing I -- we know it's I'm just pop it in no matter what they -- a way to act and -- have a way to -- people would -- he didn't."

" Sure I'm right you're right I agree with your point I just I I'm not sure if categorizing it as being your friend might be that too broad stroke. But I I do agree that when you. Are intimately familiar with what's going on with the psyche of another person you know when you when you know what they're feeling and you know what's motivating them. You tend to give them a break. Based on the struggle there experiencing rather than looking at the behavior itself and saying that behaviors are acceptable we're gonna punish that behavior."

" the bond the bond that parents feel for their children I believe the most god is it is it is the most powerful put the bond. Of all the range of scope of human emotion. And connection and because of -- he did he do tend to accommodate somebody who might be deviate. A little bit but I -- Roger's point is well taken. But it doesn't have to be somebody a lot of decided to be hot deal with -- kids as a final debate asset I think it still have the burden of empathy."

" Then this -- why liberals are so screwed up they can't say they can't devise good policy. Because all we're doing is busy feeling. What's going on with somebody else and is thinking that somehow because they're struggling and that's sad that justifies letting everybody off the hook that leads to anarchy. It leads to. Bad results whether your parent or whether you're running a police force or quarter would have -- And that's I think or struggling from across the board 61726668. Succeed Thomas -- 680 WRKO."