Topic: Always Ask Permission

[Dianna]

These teens are in a little bit of trouble now for not asking permission to ghost hunt at a school. Remember, trespassing is against the law!

http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Teens__We_Were_Looking_for_Ghosts_Dallas-Fort_Worth.html

Too bad that the police officers didn't scare them, as ghosts, while they had the chance. I am sure they would all have thought twice about doing it again if something "out of this world" appeared!

It is, also, bad that they are going to have a record because of curiousity, too...

[Triss]

Oh my goodness, even the police officer did not seem to think the kids should be punished.  Kinda feel bad for them with they were only curious.

[Jim]

They were curious but I bet they don't make that mistake again.  So many times we do things as kids and that carries over into our adult life.  If they learn a lesson then it is all good. 

I'm thinking the school district might want to find out who left the window unlocked too. 

I can't see them doing much to these kids as they didn't do any damage.

[Bonnie]

So many times we do things as kids and that carries over into our adult life.

I know all about that, Jim. I got married at 14 and I'm still carrying it over.

On a serious note,I think they could give the kids a little community service around the school because what they did was wrong, and they need to know that. I don't think that they should have a record though. Kids will be kids.

[Jim]

I wouldn't think they would be too harsh.  Community service would be the way to go. 

[Jayrod1972]

Kids will be kids, I am just wondering how they pulled it off with the parents I have done some things in my youth but I knew breaking a entering was wrong. I am with Jim on this on, community service would be good for these kids. Here in Texas they sometimes take the kids to a local jail to see how it is doing crazy things, my little brother had to that and it really straighten him up.