1st in line as suspects - Calling the police

[Guest guest]

HI Deborah,

I'm sure you are right, but because of our kids disabilities they are the

first in line as suspects reguardless of whether we have called the police or

not.

Blessings,

Mimi

Deborah Hogshead <ewebwoman@...> wrote:

With calling the police, I have heard that once that is done, your child

gets put on a list of possible suspects if any mischief is done in your

neighborhood, simply because you have now told the police that he/she is

dangerous and could harm someone. As nice as the police are, that is

what I was told by the police.

[Guest guest]

Hi Deborah,

I'm not sure if I missed alot before reading this post. But I disgree with:

" because of our kids disabilities they are the first in line as suspects "

" reguardless of whether we have called the police or not " Why would you think

that? I assume its because of where you live? But thats not true in N.Y. where

I live. I can't believe that statement would be true. But I'm sure others will

correct me if I'm wrong.

usa4Him <usa4him@...> wrote:

HI Deborah,

I'm sure you are right, but because of our kids disabilities they are the

first in line as suspects reguardless of whether we have called the police or

not.

Blessings,

Mimi

Deborah Hogshead <ewebwoman@...> wrote:

With calling the police, I have heard that once that is done, your child

gets put on a list of possible suspects if any mischief is done in your

neighborhood, simply because you have now told the police that he/she is

dangerous and could harm someone. As nice as the police are, that is

what I was told by the police.

[Guest guest]

OOPs, Sorry Deborah, long day, that was meant for mimi.

Rose <beachbodytan2002@...> wrote: Hi Deborah,

I'm not sure if I missed alot before reading this post. But I disgree with:

" because of our kids disabilities they are the first in line as suspects "

" reguardless of whether we have called the police or not " Why would you think

that? I assume its because of where you live? But thats not true in N.Y. where

I live. I can't believe that statement would be true. But I'm sure others will

correct me if I'm wrong.

usa4Him <usa4him@...> wrote:

HI Deborah,

I'm sure you are right, but because of our kids disabilities they are the

first in line as suspects reguardless of whether we have called the police or

not.

Blessings,

Mimi

Deborah Hogshead <ewebwoman@...> wrote:

With calling the police, I have heard that once that is done, your child

gets put on a list of possible suspects if any mischief is done in your

neighborhood, simply because you have now told the police that he/she is

dangerous and could harm someone. As nice as the police are, that is

what I was told by the police.

[Guest guest]

It is true for here. We live near a set of apartments. Something happens there

the police comes here. One time someone set the woods on fire, well it was kind

of hard when went to counceling at a camp for two hours. My hubby was

working at the fire department and the fire chief called him in and asked him

why his kids did that and he could have been kicked of the department. Well he

told him that the kids where not home at the time so it was all dropped after I

got the paperwork to prove were they where at.

Rose <beachbodytan2002@...> wrote:

Hi Deborah,

I'm not sure if I missed alot before reading this post. But I disgree with:

" because of our kids disabilities they are the first in line as suspects "

" reguardless of whether we have called the police or not " Why would you think

that? I assume its because of where you live? But thats not true in N.Y. where

I live. I can't believe that statement would be true. But I'm sure others will

correct me if I'm wrong.

usa4Him <usa4him@...> wrote:

HI Deborah,

I'm sure you are right, but because of our kids disabilities they are the

first in line as suspects reguardless of whether we have called the police or

not.

Blessings,

Mimi

Deborah Hogshead <ewebwoman@...> wrote:

With calling the police, I have heard that once that is done, your child

gets put on a list of possible suspects if any mischief is done in your

neighborhood, simply because you have now told the police that he/she is

dangerous and could harm someone. As nice as the police are, that is

what I was told by the police.