By Mike Light, Catherina Gioino and Larry McShane | 14 May 2019
DAILY NEWS — A Brooklyn mom, after her son surrendered to police for the savage stomping of a helpless pedestrian, insisted Tuesday the five accused teen attackers are “not bad kids.”
Yanika Williams, 41, spoke at the 75th Precinct stationhouse after her 15-year-old son turned himself in for the ambush that left the victim with a deep head wound requiring 35 stitches and 16 staples. The badly outnumbered Kenneth Wong, 35, also suffered a broken nose in Friday’s caught-on-video attack.
“They just made a wrong choice, and they’re going to deal with it inside the precinct,” Williams told the Daily News. “They’re not bad kids or menaces to society. They’re good kids.”
Williams declined to comment further about the East New York assault where five youths on Friday targeted Wong, who suffered a deep gash that cut to the bone of his skull. […]
If they did it once, they will do it again.
Fullest extent of the law
Really, good kids, do you know the meaning of good kids. Let me explain, when a GOOD KID SEE DRAMA OR TROUBLE HE OR SHE WALK AWAY FROM IT. THEY DON’T HARM ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL. IM SORRY BUT THAT WAS SOMEONE’S DAD, FRIEND, CHILD OF SOMEONE, AND THEY NEED TO PAY FOR WHAT THEY DID. WHEN THEY LEARN NOT TO DO STUPID DANGEROUS ACT, THEN THEY WILL BE CONSIDERED AS A GOOD KID. NO EXPECTIONS FOR ANYONE WHO HARMS ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL.
They need to get locked in with Bubba.
You do the crime do your time fuck that
Dear, dear, dear kindly Sergeant Krupke you gotta understand
It’s just our bringin’ up-ke that gets us out of hand
Our mothers all are junkies, our fathers all are drunks
Golly Moses, naturally we’re punks
Gee, Officer Krupke we’re very upset
We never had the love that every child oughta get
We ain’t no delinquents, we’re misunderstood
Deep down inside us there is good
“He’s really a good kid” might work in a 50s musical, but the fact of the matter is you can tell a tree by the fruit it bears. The boys are thugs in the making. Here’s their fruit: 35 stitches, 16 staples, and a broken nose. But they’re not bad kids. No, they’re just misunderstood. What a bunch of BS.
Haha. Good one. Classic movie!