This Sheriff Is Publicly Shaming Kids for Making Fake Threats

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1. Law enforcement is NEVER okay. Laws are NEVER okay. The sooner we as a society agree on this the better off we will be.

2. Florida should come up with some kind of test to take before given birth

3. Many who follow up with those threats are kids that are bullied. So is bullying an already bullied kid the answer?
   If the kid is making threats for attention, then this may work, but if this is done to a kid who actually is thinking about it, this may push them to actually do it.

4. Is this the same Michael Chitwwod who name rang bells in Upper Darby, PA? He does not play😂.

5. Based sheriff

6. Needs to be done. Cus parents treat kids as friends instead of checking their kids as a child who needs to be corrected from their behavior

7. It takes a village to shame an idiot

8. Great job sheriff. Behind you 100%

9. Why does he sound like the coach from blue mountain state show 😂

10. Okay but I am like, 95% certain this is illegal? Aren't there laws protecting the identity of minors in legal cases like this?

11. Folks will whine, but if they sacked up and raised their kids, this wouldbt happen

12. Another reason why america is the worst country in the world.

13. Another tough guy bully get real mr 🤨

14. THIS!! THIS NEEDS TO BE A PRACTICE.

15. I wasn’t onboard at all, until I realized the severity of the actions. He very well may be saving this kid’s life, as well as the innocents in his path.

16. I live in Minneapolis and read about young kids stealing and wrecking cars all the time. Some parents drive their kids around to steal packages from porches. These kids need to be SCARED of the consequences; otherwise, it'll keep happening.

17. You know what. Good on that man! These kids need to learn there are consequences to your actions and stuff like that isn’t a joke

18. This is what happens when people "grow up" without actually growing up. Some people just shouldn't be parents. F*cking hell,the kid has more airsoft rifles and knives than i had toys throughout my entire childhood,and he's just 11! From that one picture it say a lot how his parents do their "parenting"- By buying his affection instead of being strict or stern with him.

19. Totally agree with the sheriff

20. If they want to act like adults then treat them as such. I'd post there picture everywhere.

21. Sounds like child abuse, just remember that could be your child they parade around. This kind of shit isn’t going to do anything other then damage the child

22. Leave me county

23. Whats a perp walk? Is ot like the ancient "SHAME, **DING**, SHAME, **DING**, SHAME!" walk of the old english era?

24. These fucking goddamn cops think so highly of themselves they’re the biggest most corrupt pieces of shit in this country aside from liberals

25. Fair. I just hate the thought of of aby kids saying stuff like that. Lile whats gling on at home ? Its always sone kind if problem with the parents

26. This will work, psychologists say shame is a necessary emotion to learn and a big problem with the digital age is that shame doesn’t exist anymore. You can say a lot of horrible things online, like I’m going to fuck your mum or kill your dog, and not feel any shame so they’ll continue saying those things. But before the digital age, saying that in public will obviously cause a lot of shame and backlash. So I think the police officer is trying to reintroduce that concept to the younger audience so they understand that works have consequences

27. Damn straight