Mum reports her daughter to the Police

Yes, a very brave lady I reckon. Torn between what is right and wrong this lady bravely reported her daughter to Police after she said she had seen her involved in the London rioting. The daughter pleads not guilty apparently, but seems to have been caught on camera.

Would you be brave enough to hand your kid to Police under those circumstances?

It depends on what the daughter was doing...peer pressure is pretty bad these days to conform with everyone else. Esp in an riot going on. I think it would have to known without an doubt it was her kid in the camera also...not just someone that looks like her. I think I'd have to talk it over with the daughter also. Is this her noraml behavior, who was she with...etc. I think I would tend to give my kid the chance to explain thier actions first. I tell you from th point of an ADHD kid on "ritlin" type drugs....anyone can tell them to do anything and they will do because they are that "spaced" oout on their meds sometimes..the police know that also. One of his best freinds at sschool was an lady cop. I tried to stay with him as much as I could while he was on this therapy...for that very reason. The whole thing ended up in an hassel more or less...and they thought I should of sued the school for discrimination, they made th docotr roaylly madder then an bumble bee with his hive disturbed....the "shrink" they forced me to take him to said to simply "move away" from the area...once tagged they apparently don't want ot give him and chance and... you cant fight everyone in the system. Somebody in City Hall that knew me, sent me information on an national support group on line to help him through the rought spots. Sent us information also on how to handle students with the problem. I still let him on his own one day with his wife and her sister...before my son was married...and her sister got him to go in an steal her an bunch of make-up at an store I had worked for previoously. Of course they caught him...his not an theft...they made me pay for the merchandise and dropped it all. But you know I said at the time..".whose behind this...my son doesn't wear make-up"...well, come to find out she gave it to him and then went oout in the car an sat..so she wasn't with him when he walked out the door. I told the store that he was on ADHD drugs and would do anything someone asked him to do. They said the same thing...then you can't leave him out of your site. So I pulled him out of school....and watched his frends "cry" for me doing it...but he wouldn't have graduated on time...the doctors by then were peeved...and I was worried about his health as it was. So I think before I would turn my son in, I'd have to know more about the circumstances behind it all. It was but one more reason to never pass and sschool budget in my  house. No...teachers DO NOT do what they get paid to do these days...educate the kids. More kids were on "ritlin" such type drugs.... then were off them back then...I was no exception. Why would an whole generation suddenly have the need for these kinds of drugs???....that's the first question I asked. Was i tmaybe perhaps "lazy" teachers or indadequate teachers to begin with maybe? Were they caught up in so much paper work, they couldn't do their jobs? I thought that about that little boy missing also..Kyron...they don't REALLY know when he became "missing" in school that day....something wrong there with the staffing also. To date, he's never been found so far. I know as an supervisor...I knew who reported to work and where they are at...and if they weren't there, I went looking for them....they kind of said that they never knew he was missing until the parents didn't see him come off the bus that afternoon. Something was not right with the school right then and there. They later said that they thought he had an appointment to go somewhere with his step-mother...and thought since she showed up that she took him out of class...but schools have "sign-out" sheetsand you can't just take an kid out of school that easily...you have to sign them out....something is wrong there also. Even when I pick up my grandkids if they are feeling sick, before I can see them, I have to show my ID and they have to reconginze me..... as my grandparent....then I  can sign them out of class. Before I do that I have to have them talk to their mother also...she calls me, then the school calls me...then I go to the school...do all this other stuff. Just the way it is to protect them these days. Kyron's school could not have done any of this to not knwo he was missing. They could not even give them an time he left with his stepmother...if he did. 

Some one messed up the post...I'm talking about my son having been diagnosis by the teachers as an ADHD child...and the hassels they put us all through.