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Posted By: jnyork Very sad story from Montana - 02/17/20
Sure hate to see stuff like this, police officer severely injured, one boy's life ruined forever, 5 girls also maybe. Where the hell were the parents? Some people should be neutered pre-puberty. eek

A police officer in Montana was seriously injured early Saturday after a car full of teenagers ran him over, police said.

The Billings Police Department said the driver deliberately sped toward the officer who had been giving commands to stop.

The suspects had sped away from officers multiple times that evening, according to a news release.


Officers reportedly found the car around 1:12 a.m. As the officers gave commands to the people inside the stopped car, it suddenly accelerated and drove straight at the officers, police said.

A Billings officer was struck, suffering serious but non-life-threatening injuries. He underwent surgery at a nearby hospital.

His identity has not been released. Police said he’s 35 years old and a six-year veteran with the department.


The car sped away again and crashed nearby, police said. The people inside the car tried running off, but police said they arrested them.

The suspects included five girls, ages 13 to 16, and the driver, a 14-year-old boy.



The driver’s identity was not released. He was remanded into youth services and charged with attempted deliberate homicide, police said.

An investigation was ongoing.
Wonder if any of them ever were abused by their parents?

You know, like beaten with a switch or a belt?


Bet not!
Originally Posted by jnyork
Where the hell were the parents? Some people should be neutered pre-puberty. eek



I heard about that this morning on the radio.



Safe bet is that half the people around here that are breeding, shouldn't.


It's a mess.


Booze and meth....................
It’s not always the parents. I dislike the knee-jerk blame parents get. Some kids just make bad choices.

As far as the kid, he’ll be cooling his heels in juvie until he’s 21.



P
Can we guess the race of the youngins ?
Originally Posted by slumlord
Can we guess the race of the youngins ?



Montana.

In other words, white.

Montana Demographics
According to the most recent ACS, the racial composition of Montana was:

White: 88.86%
Native American: 6.46%
Two or more races: 2.83%
Asian: 0.76%
Other race: 0.58%
Black or African American: 0.44%
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.07%
Given the town/location I would guess white kids.


Trick question, I was just trolling.


Didn’t take long

sarcasm aside, hope the cop is ok



Posted By: 5sdad Re: Very sad story from Montana - 02/17/20
I'll bet that they have been real pleasures to have in the classroom as well - wasting everyone's time who wishes to get an education and being a royal pain in the ass to those trying to provide that education.
Our town is 50/50 Indian/white so it could be an Indian or white kid...
A 14 year old boy, with five girls from 13-16 years old. Out on the streets after midnight.

Was the 14 yo dude running a prostitution ring or something?
Indians?

Do they really like Slush Puppies? Or is that a stereotype ?
Posted By: hanco Re: Very sad story from Montana - 02/17/20
I hope the officer gets ok
Who doesn't really like slushies?
Originally Posted by SamOlson
Who doesn't really like slushies?





I hate em.

But with vodka, well, I've had worse.
Originally Posted by slumlord
Indians?

Do they really like Slush Puppies? Or is that a stereotype ?


Picadillies.....
Posted By: OAM Re: Very sad story from Montana - 02/17/20
Sounds like the kid had a good thing going until the fuzz showed up. Hopefully the guy recovers to full active duty quickly.
Originally Posted by BillyGoatGruff
Originally Posted by SamOlson
Who doesn't really like slushies?





I hate em.

But with vodka, well, I've had worse.




Well hello Mr. Fancy Pants......



Kids like 'em?

I haven't had one in years.

Didn't know it was an Indian thing.





Now I'm really curious as to the details of this incident.


Hopefully the officer has a full recovery.
'Nother sad story, same neck of the woods; 16yo Indian girl wanders off from the rest area north of Hardin on New Year's Day, dunno the time, left there by a group coming home from a party, maybe in Billings, gone when a relative arrived to pick her up. It was unseasonably warm at that time for Montana; lows only in the 30's that night and New Year's Eve, highs close to 50, not cold enough to dress for serious cold . Maybe she passed out and died from hypothermia I dunno.

16 years old, looks like a nice kid.

https://www.nbcnews.com/dateline/body-found-near-rest-area-montana-confirmed-be-selena-not-n1118951


IIRC Hardin is about 25 miles south, I stopped in at that small rest area to take a nap back in July on my bike trip headed south from Billings to the Little Big Horn, the usual friendly folks I encountered everywhere up there. Didn't think a tragedy quite like this would happen there.



Jnyork: I had not heard of this I was chasin guns most all day Sunday - thanks for sharing your concerns.
Sad and stupid actions on the part of the underage driver!
I assume it was either his parents vehicle or a stolen vehicle?
Lawsuits are gonna fly irregardless.
And I also wish the law enforcement officer a quick recovery and as fully as possible.
Take it from someone who knows cars vs. people creates long term pains for the people.
Thanks again.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy
From the link....

In 2019, The Associated Press reported that nearly 300 cases of missing Native American women and girls were reported to law enforcement in Montana.

Ya I know life can be wild and crazy and brutal on the Rez, and that a lot of missing girls merely took off, but is that 300 girls missing in a YEAR just from Montana?
I spent about 8 weeks on the Crow/Cheyenne res when I was 15 working for the Youth Conservation Corp, it was quite a place then (1970's). Lots off alcohol abuse and serious violence. I imagine with meth etc added to the age old alcohol problem, things have gotten much much worse. Not sure how law enforcement jurisdiction works on the Montana reservations. Jurisdictional issues might contribute to the situation.
Originally Posted by Pharmseller
It’s not always the parents. I dislike the knee-jerk blame parents get. Some kids just make bad choices.

As far as the kid, he’ll be cooling his heels in juvie until he’s 21.



P

can be held as a juvenile up to 25 in some states.

Longer if tried as an adult. Wonder if the Billings prosecutor will go that route.

Geno
Originally Posted by BillyGoatGruff
Originally Posted by SamOlson
Who doesn't really like slushies?





I hate em.

But with vodka, well, I've had worse.


Fellas,

take that for what it's worth, but if I'm remembering back a few hundred threads, I think we're dealing with a White Claw drinker here shocked

Geno
Originally Posted by slumlord
Can we guess the race of the youngins ?





White or red.
Posted By: viking Re: Very sad story from Montana - 02/18/20
Originally Posted by Birdwatcher
From the link....

In 2019, The Associated Press reported that nearly 300 cases of missing Native American women and girls were reported to law enforcement in Montana.

Ya I know life can be wild and crazy and brutal on the Rez, and that a lot of missing girls merely took off, but is that 300 girls missing in a YEAR just from Montana?



There is a movie on Netflix, Wind River that talks about that.
Originally Posted by Birdwatcher
'Nother sad story, same neck of the woods; 16yo Indian girl wanders off from the rest area north of Hardin on New Year's Day, dunno the time, left there by a group coming home from a party, maybe in Billings, gone when a relative arrived to pick her up. It was unseasonably warm at that time for Montana; lows only in the 30's that night and New Year's Eve, highs close to 50, not cold enough to dress for serious cold . Maybe she passed out and died from hypothermia I dunno.

16 years old, looks like a nice kid.

https://www.nbcnews.com/dateline/body-found-near-rest-area-montana-confirmed-be-selena-not-n1118951


IIRC Hardin is about 25 miles south, I stopped in at that small rest area to take a nap back in July on my bike trip headed south from Billings to the Little Big Horn, the usual friendly folks I encountered everywhere up there. Didn't think a tragedy quite like this would happen there.




If you were familiar with the area you wouldnt be supprised at all.
Originally Posted by viking
Originally Posted by Birdwatcher
From the link....

In 2019, The Associated Press reported that nearly 300 cases of missing Native American women and girls were reported to law enforcement in Montana.

Ya I know life can be wild and crazy and brutal on the Rez, and that a lot of missing girls merely took off, but is that 300 girls missing in a YEAR just from Montana?



There is a movie on Netflix, Wind River that talks about that.

Mostly indian on indian violence. Outsiders can't fathom how bad the situation on the reservations actually is and the Crow is one of the worst.
The crow is about to get alot worse too. 80 some percent of the tribes income comes from coal royalties and the mine is on it's way out. When that happens hang on.
Posted By: ingwe Re: Very sad story from Montana - 02/18/20
Originally Posted by SamOlson
Given the town/location I would guess white kids.




If it was south Billings..it might not be white.

No matter, white kids make bad choices too.
Originally Posted by viking
Originally Posted by Birdwatcher
From the link....

In 2019, The Associated Press reported that nearly 300 cases of missing Native American women and girls were reported to law enforcement in Montana.

Ya I know life can be wild and crazy and brutal on the Rez, and that a lot of missing girls merely took off, but is that 300 girls missing in a YEAR just from Montana?



There is a movie on Netflix, Wind River that talks about that.



Seen it, great movie.
Originally Posted by ingwe
Originally Posted by SamOlson
Given the town/location I would guess white kids.




If it was south Billings..it might not be white.

No matter, white kids make bad choices too.


That's the general area it took place in.
Black, Indian, White, hispanic. Most kids today are useless
Posted By: sse Re: Very sad story from Montana - 02/18/20
the crow were pretty messed up in the old days, too
People are crazy.



If a kid has to have a vehicle to drive, it should be a regular cab pickup with a single bucket seat for the driver.
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