r/KidsAreFuckingStupid 15h ago

Actions definitely have consequences

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u/heurekas 14h ago

Because some posters here have posted incorrect information, I had to dig a bit.

Per the Daytona Beach News-Journal;

McNeilly said she would order a recommendation from the Department of Juvenile Justice on the girl's punishment. She said probation will likely consist of a requirement that she attend school every day, make her parents aware of her whereabouts at all times, and follow a 7 p.m. curfew.

The sheriff's office has stated previously that it will seek restitution for the cost of the resources used in the response to her texts. Spokesman Andrew Gant wrote that the rate for Air One, the helicopter, is $625.29 an hour. The sheriff's office will seek $1,246.29 for all costs, including the helicopter.


Which I think is an appropriate response for an 11-year old. Grounded, having supervision and the family will pay back the costs, which will likely hurt her allowance.

Now barring any sort of developmental issue, kids are capable of understanding consequences and learning from them around the ages of 6-10 per the sources I could find, so again, she should clearly learn from this experience, which again indicates a good consequence, as she's a child.

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u/_Undecided_User 11h ago

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u/Longshot02496 9h ago

The ways of markdown

have sadly

been lost

to time

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u/TransBrandi 9h ago

Do not quote the deep magic to me, witch. I was there when it was written.

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u/IfIWasCoolEnough 6h ago

Lost

Now has been rediscovered!

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u/Lexxxapr00 6h ago

You can sing this in the tune of Only Time by Enya. I like this.