the thing that made a big impression on me was that those parents have no right to mess with kids internet lifes
my weekend
over my weekend i got new shoes a new game called jumper and a mp3 player if you wanna see the shoes im wearing them so all i did was play on the computer and play video games
Mom Accidentally Runs Over Daughter
A mother accidentally killed her own daughter when she ran over the child with her vehicle in a church parking lot.
The tragedy happened Sunday afternoon at St. Patrick’s Church on Main Street in Whitewater.
According to Whitewater police, the 13-month-old girl had somehow gotten out of the car and wandered in front of the moving vehicle.
“A passer-by witnessed the accident, called 911, and helped to remove the child from under the vehicle,” police said in a news release.
An ambulance took the girl to Fort Atkinson Hospital where she was pronounced dead.
“Although the investigation is continuing this appears to be a tragic accident,” the news release said.
Police are not release the name of the family or any other information.
my weekend
over my weekend i got three new games their called ironman , fight night round three , and need for speed most wanted
so all i did was play those
12-Year-Old Arrested For Robberies
MILWAUKEE – A robbery spree on Milwaukee’s south side came to an end after police arrested several suspects, including a 12-year-old boy.
There were four robberies within 20 minutes Monday night. Police swung into action and nabbed four suspects. The youngest one is only 12.
One man didn’t want to be identified, because he says the roving group of teens robbed him and his mom at gunpoint.
“And they put the gun to my mom’s face and told me and her to empty our pockets and told my mom if she didn’t hurry up that he was gonna kill her,” the man said.
Officers Cory Harris and Jose Arzaga were in the area as part of the safe streets initiative. They raced to the scene.
“The suspect that was arrested was 13-years-old,” Officer Arzaga said.
The district’s anti-gang unit rounded up the other three suspects ranging in age from only 12 to 19.
“I have children of my own and when we do come into contact with these young individuals committing crimes it hurts,” Officer Harris said.
This is a violent group that beat up two men. The victims are grateful police got them so quickly. “I was really satisfied with the work they did last night,” one victim said.
Police are still looking for at least one more suspect. The district attorney will decide if the 12 and 13 year olds should be charged as adults or juveniles.
my weekend
over the weekend i saw ironman the movie i got some new clothes i went to a friends confirmation otherwise i just hanged with friends
Man shot multiple times
MILWAUKEE — Police are on the hunt for a gunman who shot a 27-year-old man multiple times last night.
Officers say the suspect was in his car near 20th and Center blocking traffic around 8:40 last night.
The victim got out of his car, and when he approached the blocking vehicle.
That’s when the driver started shooting, hitting the man in the shoulder and thigh. Then, he sped off
Officers say the victim’s injuries are non-life threatening.
 A Santana High School student has been suspended after a teacher found pictures he drew of guns in his backpack. 15-year old Ryan Reynolds was suspended after his ninth grade teacher found a sketch of an AK-47. Reynolds told FOX6 he drew the picture after his father, who is a gun enthusiast, took him to a gun show. He says, “There’s no harm or threat behind this picture.” Another drawing done by Reynolds, showed a stick figure labeled “me” shooting another stick figure labeled “you.” “The pictures weren’t directed at anyone in or near the school,” says Ryan’s father, Jason St. Mars, “They were just drawings. They could have been cops or robbers, or my son shooting at a terrorist.” A third drawing depicted a person shooting in tandem at another person. Ryan’s father, says there is nothing in the student handbook saying students are not allowed to draw pictures of guns. He says he was outraged by the school’s action. “It was disturbing because I don’t feel like my son should be suspended for expressing himself. We have freedom of speech in this country.” “Our schools are extremely concerned that we maintain a safe environment at all times,” says Superintendent of Grossmont High School District, Robert Collins. “A safe environment for students and a safe environment for teachers. That’s paramount.” Collins says when a student is suspended it should be a wake up call to parents. “I know that everybody looks upon disciplinary actions by a school district as being punitive in nature but my experience has been that it’s an event that can be extremely beneficial to the youngster and their family,” said Collins. Ryan’s parent say they believe the suspension is in retaliation to them calling the school in a prior incident to complain about the teacher. In March of 2001, a 15-year old student at Santana High School shot and killed two students and injured 13 others. |
why i think slave trade should be banned
I think the slave trade should be banned because people are dying everyone has to smell each others poo and pee and also smell dead bodies and they are all cramped up next to each other so please please ban it
High Gas Prices Affecting Food Prices
MILWAUKEE – High gas prices have something to do with the high food prices. Milk, eggs, you name it…it’s higher.
Now, places like Sam’s Club are limiting the amount of rice people can buy.
It turns out, the limit on rice at Sam’s Club isn’t the only thing in the news. Almost every grocery store you go to…you’ll see an increase in food prices.
“I think it’s ridiculous. It’s really hard to make your ends meet,” Deborah Jeter said.
Jeter lives it. A trip to the grocery store takes a little bit more of her hard earned money than in years…even months past.
Now, news comes…the two biggest U.S. warehouse chains: Sam’s Club and Costco, are limiting how much rice customers can buy.
“Then I was listening this morning, I heard about the rice going up,” Jeter said.
It’s just more bad news for Jeter, who shops all the time for her family and is definitely feeling the pinch.
“Eggs are really off the chart,” Jeter said.
In fact, according the Wall Street Journal, milk is up 30 percent over the past year. Rice is up 13 percent and milk is up 10 percent.
“It definitely impacts my family and it makes me really make wiser choices because it’s affecting my entire state of being right now,” Jeter said.
Experts believe the prices are not going down any time soon, if ever. The bottom line, their advice: buy in bulk.
