Kaylee Gain attack suspect won’t be
tried as adult after evidence of bullying
emerged, judge rules
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The 15-year-old girl accused of viciously beating classmate Kaylee Gain into a coma will not be charged as an adult, a St. Louis judge ruled on Wednesday. The case will remain in juvenile court after the judge reviewed the unnamed suspect’s school history and met with the girl and her family several times since the brutal March fight outside Hazelwood East High School. Gain, 16, was left severely injured in a fight on March 8. Disturbing video showed her attacker get on top of the teen and repeatedly bash her head into the pavement. She awoke from a coma several days later, but still has a long road to recovery, her family has said.
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Kaylee Gain attack suspect won’t be
tried as adult after evidence of bullying
emerged, judge rules 14 replies
tried as adult after evidence of bullying
emerged, judge rules 14 replies
The 15-year-old girl accused of viciously beating classmate Kaylee Gain into a coma will not be charged as an adult, a St. Louis judge ruled on Wednesday.
The case will remain in juvenile court after the judge reviewed the unnamed suspect’s school history and met with the girl and her family several times since the brutal March fight outside Hazelwood East High School.
Gain, 16, was left severely injured in a fight on March 8.
Disturbing video showed her attacker get on top of the teen and repeatedly bash her head into the pavement.
She awoke from a coma several days later, but still has a long road to recovery, her family has said.
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Before we go any further, let me ask you something… How many times would you put up with this?
Ding-dong…
YOU: Can I help you?
EXPERT: We’ve checked and re-checked our data, and have bad news. A meteor will hit your house in three days, you have to move.
YOU: I’ll get packed.
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The military suspects that the munitions
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Our justice system at work. Not even a mention of a farcical Hate Crime.