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Middle School Girls Arrested, Charged With Felonies for Making Fake Facebook Page

Two Texas Middle Schoolers Arrested for Creating Fake, Threatening Facebook Page

The Facebook page in question has been seized by the Hood County Sheriff's Department. (Image: CBS Local screenshot)

Two middle-school age girls from Hood County in Texas have been arrested and charged with a third-degree felony for online impersonation. The local sheriff’s department has said this crime was bullying and similar to identity theft, according to CBS Local out of Dallas-Fort Worth.

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CBS Local reports the two girls had been using the fictitious Facebook page to act as if it were maintained by another 12-year-old. With the site, the two bullied other students and hurt the reputation of the one they were impersonating.

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The mother of this unnamed student is reported as saying when she saw the profile — something she hasn’t allowed her daughter to create in the first place — it revealed “a whole bunch of vulgar things” and some threats to fellow classmates.

Here’s what the authorities had to say about the situation to CBS:

Sheriff Roger Deeds said the page had 63 people following the status updates and often commenting on them. His investigators did not know at first that a 12-year-old and 13-year-old girl were allegedly responsible.

They did not back off when they discovered that. He called it bullying and similar to identity theft.

“Instead of using it for financial gain, they’re using it to hurt people,” the Sheriff said.

Watch the report:

The girls who were arrested for making and operating the page were taken to a juvenile detention center.

The upset mother of the victim told CBS that her daughter “doesn’t know who to trust anymore” after this incident.


Comments (102)

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  • reportanddeport
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 4:49pm

    If our Founding Fathers were alive today, they’d all be arrested and charged with bullying and making threats, for supporting the dangerous and offensive practice of Freedom of Speech. The Democrats and the police of America are working hand in hand to destroy freedom, the Constitution, and to wipe out any memories of what freedom used to mean.

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    • Detroit paperboy
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 7:06pm

      I’m the father of four children, 2 boys 2 girls…….. I noticed early on, the girls were way meaner than the boys…..although I love them all…….

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    • loriann12
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 10:15pm

      You have the right to say whatever you want, when you are representing yourself. To pretend to be someone else (an actual person you know) and hide behind that to do your bullying, it’s wrong. it’s identy theft and hurt her reputation. If they had used their own names, I’d say no felony.

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    • Krutch
      Posted on July 20, 2012 at 10:44am

      Freedom of speech is not freedom from responsability!

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    • Dudemau
      Posted on July 20, 2012 at 2:01pm

      you absolutely should have the right to say what you want, and in the context that was intended to disagree with your government but you do not nor should you have the right to say it and pretend that you are someone else. Book em’ Dano.

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  • THX-1138
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 4:28pm

    There is a very old saying; If you believe everything you read, better not read.

    Pretty soon a mean look will be a Felony. I welcome the collapse of such a society.

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    • RamonPreston
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 6:05pm

      Didn’t a man offer 2 girls in Detroit a ride because the weather was bad? The next day the police came and arrested him for making the girls feel “uncomfortable.” The law is so loosely written that anything can be construed as harrassment. “You look nice today” used to be a compliment, now it’s harrassment.

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    • hayesstephen
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 6:11pm

      Yours is the dumbest thing I have read in a very long time. I mean stupid, idiotic, dumb, moronic, written by a severely mentally handicapped amoeba.

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    • KBARRANCH
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 6:12pm

      Well said! Dream with me for a minuet. Isnt this whole Bully Dynamic that is evident in any realm of the Animal kingdom what creates stronger and more dominate specimens that adapt and overcome? Dont get me wrong, Bullying a cripple or handicapped individual is plain wrong and shows weakness on behalf of the perp; but coveting and fostering a generation of ******* that are willing to take their own life because they have acne or are just a bit odd is not what this country needs. we need to harvest a generation of citizens that adapt and overcome challenges. What ever happened to the kid that had enough and grew a pair and changed the game on a Bully? It seemed to work out pretty good for Marty McFly and that Lil $hit Ralphy, havent we taken anything from that. We should be teaching people to be decent human beings, as well as Muffuggers that shouldnt Effed with. Huh, kinda sounds like what my 83 yr old granddad taught us… We dont need to teach this generation to run from tough situations to the comforting arms of a “grown up”, fight for your dignity and respect it wont be given. Can you see the correllation of this behavior and the rise in Govt Handouts, protection, lawsuits, socialism, and welfare? Lets get America back to kicking some ass, not little soccer balls…

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    • Al Gator
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 7:07pm

      “Pretty soon a mean look will be a Felony. I welcome the collapse of such a society.”

      I think we are already there. A mean look can and IS construed as a “terroristic threat” or a “hate crime” in some places. Don’t believe me? Go and growl at the wrong ethnic group and see where it lands you. You don’t even have to SAY A WORD! Just growl! (Not Kidding, I‘ll leave it there cause I Don’t Know But I Been Told….)

      EVERYTHING is a “felony” now. Once the fedgov can get you on a “felony” any felony, they gotcher guns, gotcher nuts in the palm of their hand and they own you. That’s why so many stupid things, like these two stupid girls did, are now classified as a “felony.” I mean really, a swift kick in the butt and grounded for a month is what this is worth. Nothing more.

      Second point, Agreed! I think the time has come that this society gets an overhaul.

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  • eric6161
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 4:15pm

    When is speeding going to be a felony? This is the governments way to water down the word “Felony.” I guess I need to hire convicted felons from now on. I’d be more impressed if the father, if there is one, would spank his kids.

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  • jungle J
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 4:13pm

    girls are viscious.

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  • Camptown Races
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:51pm

    Sorry, but I‘m going to disagree with needing to be ’lenient’ on these kids. It’s time to take the kids BACK, and for parents and ‘the village’ to raise the child. Whether we like it or not, kids have been almost forced to grow up faster as a result of every cultural and media outlet they are exposed to outside the parental or familial setting. To either NOT punish them, or to minimize their punishment, or to have more ‘special laws’ when ACTING like adults, is to never teach them HOW to be mature, compassionate adults in the first place. This falls under the same lines as the boys who bullied the bus monitor. They are malicious in intent… They KNOW what they are doing, even at that young age. And if facebook weren’t even involved, they WOULD be bullying in some other form. They KNOW what they are doing. It’s time to stop feeling sorry for them and to start teaching them that their actions will have SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES… We DO need to start showing examples. If they didn’t care about another human life, why should anybody care about theirs. And if my kids are ever involved in something like that, despite my teachings and parenting, they are on their own….. period. But trust me… it doesn’t happen in my house. And hell will freeze over before it does.

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    • SgtBigO
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 4:04pm

      I agree in arresting them 100% but I think a Felony might be a bit over the line. That ruins their lives even more than the damage that they caused. A misdemeanor with some detention time and community service should be the first offense’s penalty. If they do it again? Oh yeah, all for the felony. They had their chance at that point.

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    • THX-1138
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 4:29pm

      You don’t arrest the kids if you want to fix this; you arrest the parents.

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    • Toltepeceno
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 4:45pm

      SgtBigO Arrested for felony and tried for felony is two different things.

      Back when I was in the USN in the peoples republic of CA I was tad working as base shore patrol. I got pulled over, had my gear with nightstick in the trunk and got arrested for felony possesion of a dangerous weapon. After 3 days in the felony tank over the weekend it got dropped to a misdemeanor.

      The point is, apart from california being nuts, is that in some cases of id theft felony would be appropriate. The charge can always be lowered to misdemeanor. Maybe it will scare the pants off these moron’s.

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    • hayesstephen
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 6:13pm

      Bravo or Brava for your very intelligent post. Thank you.

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  • slr4528
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:49pm

    They are only 12 years old. I think they should be punished but a felony is too severe…especially if no one was physically harmed. I think the judge should get creative and they should make restitution with their victims in some way.

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    • CMDR6
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:59pm

      They have only been charged with the felony, and that shold grab the attention of all those who do this AND MORE IMPORTANTLY the parents of the two girls should be charged with something.
      The parents are ultimately responsible and should be held so.
      I thought this was a bunch of crap until the “s**t hit the fan” this past sememster for my middle shcool daughter. The things these kids will cowardly put on FB is truly evil. A good punishment for these parents is to have to chaperone every middle shcool and highschool event until their girls are out!!

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    • mayihelpyou
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 7:35pm

      Maybe we should arrest Zuckerberg. Sheesh. This is way over the top. Yes, it was mean. Yes, it was stupid. Know what? That’s all it is. Kids doing something mean and stupid. Welcome to life. Unless, of course, you are a proponent of the nanny state.
      cyber-bullying? Turn the **** off.

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    • ksono
      Posted on August 1, 2012 at 10:22am

      Are you ******** me? These girls are being very malicious by impersonating her and turning her friends and fellow classmates against her. Mental harm is way more severe than physical harm. Something like these will turn into physical harm later down the road. For them to receive a felony charge is right. Call me cold but these girls are old enough to know what hurts someone and what doesn’t. There’s way too many anti-bullying programs out there, too many shows that air on TV regarding bully topics, and plenty of people around to tell you what’s right or wrong. These girls are very calculating; pretending to be the victim, posting such threats continuously to the students of the same school, waiting for 1 person to snap and do the dirty job for the 2 mastermind. If this wasn’t caught now, I can only predict that one of the students of the school will snap, confront the victim, physically harm her with a large group supporting the aggressor, and the 2 mastermind will be laughing in the back. I also hope the parents slap themselves in the face for even raising this kind of child in the household. When I have kids, I’ll make sure this kind of mentality will not exist. Hell will break loose before they can even act on this kind of behavior.

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  • drphil69
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:43pm

    Fake facebook page- GO TO JAIL. Murdered a bunch of people… you grew up in a bad environment…

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    • WEBWITHDEB
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:52pm

      Ah, they are “charged” with a felony? According to our president, one doesn’t even have to be “charged” with a felony to BE a felon.

      And another, ah: Since posting anything “fake” on the internet (ahem, an altered BC) is subject to being charged with a FELONY, OBAMA IS THE FELON.

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    • The-Monk
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 4:05pm

      @drphil69

      Murder CBP Agent Brian Terry, get caught, plead to being an illegal alien, get deported, then the law wants to re-find you. Right……

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  • Lemacs
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:37pm

    Blaaaa Blaaaa Blaaaa, it is facebook, people just need to quit being wimps

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    • MittensKittens
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:44pm

      Agreed, if you keep giving into this idiocy, it will keep coming.

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    • Taquoshi
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 10:52pm

      Unfortunately, people who are doing background checks for jobs and other, such as volunteering for certain groups (Big Brother, Big Sister, hospital volunteers, mentoring and a whole host of other positions) often check Facebook. And those who are checking Facebook for verification have no way of knowing that the individual never had a Facebook page because one is there. As a matter of fact, it could end up with the victim not being admitted to college or losing a scholarship or something else like that. So, it’s not irrelevant.

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  • mrmikejohnson
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:28pm

    This is over the line. This is like charging teenagers for child sex trafficking for sexing pictures of themselves. There needs to be a separate set of laws for underage people if there isn’t already. This was mean and malicious, but a felony? for a 12 year old? Common. They knew they were being mean, but they weren’t aware of the criminal element of their actions.

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    • deeberj
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:50pm

      I don‘t think it matters if they didn’t know what they were doing was criminal. They knew it was wrong.

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    • HotFixIt
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:54pm

      This is something the schools need to start teaching… on line legal issues and the teenagers responsibilities in the modern world. Children are no longer the innocents they were when we were young and they need to be tought about these issues such as identity theft when doing something ‘stupid’ like this. There are so many case studies out there now that kids can learn from and know they can be legally held responsible for their acitons. We hear about all the sex education classes.. how about internet education.. I bet they would pay attention in those classes.

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  • trinklefinder
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:22pm

    a freakin felony! do people understand how serious a felony on your record is! yes, arrest them, yes, make em do a short stint in juvi to scare them straight. but come on, a flipping felony on the record of a 12 and 13 year old?! there are sooooo many other options here! ffs!

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    • deeberj
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:49pm

      A juvenile felony will not ruin your entire life. Juvenile records can be sealed when you turn 18 if you request it and pay a small fee and you haven’t been in trouble for a significant amount of time (and a few other rules too). So for instance in CA it’s 5 years. These girls could get their records sealed if they do nothing else criminal.

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    • Toltepeceno
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 4:50pm

      Being arrested for a felony does not actually mean going to court for one. If it were more serious people would be whining about the perp being arrested for a misdemeanor. This way everyone is arrested for a felony and it can be dropped to a misdemeanor. Jeez. A lot of people arrested for felony’s actually go to coourt for a misdemeanor.

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    • YourVoiceMatters
      Posted on July 20, 2012 at 12:23pm

      just arrest them and send them to a state facility for evaluation for say 6 wks to 2 months giving the parents visitation (when they have their days off from work) This is enough of the system that is needed to straighten them right up…then give them a talking to from the bench and a slug of community service suitble for their age group…but a felony should be used for something more heinous…though bullying can escalate if it goes uncorrected…it is a cowardly attack while hiding behind someone elses name…that is identy theft on top of all the the other stuff…i agree schools could teach the legal ramifications of behaviors on social networks THATwould be a service to the community and give a clue to this twit behavior exemplified by these brats…do not dummy down the felony…

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  • Anonymous T. Irrelevant
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:22pm

    What about the two girls parents? Are they going to be charged for neglect? They should know what their daughters are doing, at least at home.

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    • deeberj
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:43pm

      Look, kids can find ways around parental oversight if they really want to do something wrong. If my minor child committed a crime like theft from a local store, he would be charged not me. I don‘t think parents were necessarily negligent here and I don’t agree with charging them.

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    • CMDR6
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 4:01pm

      Doesn’t matter if kids find their way around parents, PARENTS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE SMARTER!!!
      Absolutely hold the parents responsible. Make them Chaperone every middle shcool and high school event until their daughter is graduated!!

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  • sWampy
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:19pm

    It’s the parents that should be charged.

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  • grannyjojo
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:17pm

    What these little girls was wrong, pure and simple. They should be PUNISHED. However, and its a HUMONGOUS however, they, in no way deserve to be arrested, jailed and charged with identity theft. They are little girls, ages 12 and 13. Their parents need to mete out some harsh punishments, most likely including community service, being grounded from EVERYTHING and more. If it were My child they would have to apologize to the girl they did this against and to her parents and would also have to get in front of their classmates and acknowledge their transgressions.

    There is a MYRIAD of things that can get these girls attention WITHOUT going to JAIL. I remember when I was 12 and I wasn’t the PERFECT kid and I made mistakes that I had to own up to….and at times that hurt more then anything. I learned my lessons and most children to this day learn their lessons. All it takes is creative and appropriate punishments from their parents. Just because these girls did this does not mean their parents are lacking….kids do alot of things their parents would be MORTIFIED of if they knew it. Do NOT ruin their lives because of their IMMATURE actions…and we were ALL immature at some point in our lives. God bless all and I pray the parents of these two girls are able to work out APPROPRIATE punishments for their children and pray that they have learned their lesson. “Every knee will bow and every tongue confess” God bless all.

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    • The Jewish Avenger
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:26pm

      Adult Crime, Adult Time.

      Bet they wont do it again and MAYBE it’ll put others into thinking before doing this…

      But that is a strong maybe…

      Now if they were impersonating an illegal immigrant or a minority, maybe they could sue for pretend racism… or something dumb like that…

      So in short, I disagree…

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    • deeberj
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:41pm

      Granny. Little girls 11 & 12 yrs old are having sex. They may not be innocent little girls.

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    • chips1
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 7:37pm

      DEEB:
      I feel sorry for the kids that age that get caught making out with another kids and are required to register as a sex offender for the rest of their life.

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  • OniKaze
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:15pm

    If no-one had been maliciously offended, I would say let it go… But since they were doing something that could very well have ended up with the “victim” being harmed, I feel this is justified.

    If someone REALLY believed that the things the girls said, was coming from her mouth, then someone could very well have harmed the girl in “revenge”. An Innocent girl would suffer from the actions of other… That is UN-acceptable…

    This wasn’t a joke… It was done with the express purpose of getting this girl hurt… They deserve punishment…

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  • godlovinmom
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:06pm

    The mother said “we don’t know who to trust anymore”…well nobody online thats for sure…its called supervision…you decide who your “kids” can trust and who they can’t trust….simple as that….no matter what you do though…evil will rear it’s ugly head…just be on the look out for it.

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    • battles
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:17pm

      The mothers handle is probably JOBLOVINMOM. As with most children, there was no supervision, probably not even a mom.

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    • godlovinmom
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 4:07pm

      Ha ha Good One…you are probably right…my job is my kids…thank God…3 down 1 to go!…and she’s 13…pray for me!

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  • Commonsensical
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:04pm

    I usually think the whole “bullying” charge is blown WAY out of proportion and people need to just toughen up a bit. However, this charge is more than bullying; it’s one of identity theft with intent to defame, and if these young biatch‘s don’t learn a HARD lesson now, they’ll think they can get away with this sort of behavior as adults

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    • deeberj
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:38pm

      I agree with you. It’s not merely bullying, which has gone on for ever since Cain and Abel I think. It’s about the impersonation or identity theft if you want to call it that.

      These two girls are no better than any juvenile delinquent who goes to juvi-jail. The bail was probably set right away; if the parents can afford or want to they can bail their little girls outta jail. I suspect a jail sentence will not happen. My son when he turned 18 took a joy ride in a car someone else stole and did not end up with a jail sentence, but he ended up with a felony and it was a bad thing that caused him to have an awful time finding work. At least these girls are juveniles and the records will be sealed if they stay out of trouble.

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  • scruffycat
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:04pm

    oh lets everybody get a cramp over nothing

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  • cowbob1979
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:54pm

    We were all kids once. We all did stupid stuff and picked on kids we shouldn’t have. This cyber bullying thing were now laws are created to imprison kids is just stupid. I was picked on for my size and other things I’m sure, big deal. My mother punished me for picking on others the way it should be. Come on people.

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    • Baddoggy
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:05pm

      A felony? No… a good butt whipping with a leather belt….

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    • M-O-O-N Spells Moon
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:06pm

      While I agree with you about the overreaction to bullying in general, think about how much farther this is being taken. When we grew up and dealt with bullies, there was rarely more than a handful of people that saw the humiliation forced on us by the bullies. Now, with the Internet you can pretend to be someone else and get them framed for crimes without exposing yourself to social reaction. Without the voice of conscience that speaks loudest when we think of what other people will think of us, we find all kinds of ways to justify our actions.
      And think, too, of the longevity of these actions. Nothing ever really disappears from the Internet thanks to forces like Google, who store information for years past its removal. I think that a felony charge is too severe, but I do think these girls should be punished severely for what they did.

      Just my thoughts.

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    • searching for the Truth
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 6:27pm

      Ruin someone’s life over something said over the internet – never !

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  • COFemale
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:32pm

    Mutiny go away or stay on topic.

    Throw the book at them. Kids need to learn their are consequences for their actions. Scare the living daylights out of them. If they get off, nothing will be learned here except we can do something despicable and get off. I would like to hear from the little monsters parents.

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  • Coded-Dude
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:30pm

    Cyber-bullying is out of hand, but so is the government when it comes to handing out felonies. I am on the fence on this. Jail time to scare the girls and let the parents hand out the rest of the punishment. Its a catch-22 because I doubt the parents would hand out just punishment to their daughters. This should have been nipped in the bud when it started(but that’s assuming the parents were actually parenting).

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    • chips1
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 7:59pm

      GEE!!! Obama is guilty of identity theft using stolen SS numbers. He bullies Americans on the internet, radio and TV. When is his trial?

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  • just1conservative
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:26pm

    Good. I hate bullies. And while I think that parents should be the ones responsible for instilling grace into their childrens’ lives, some times kids need to be hit with consequences for it to get through to them that what they’re doing is wrong and reviled.

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  • ozchambers
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:26pm

    While I believe something needed to be done about what these two were doing, I don’t think it warrants a stay in juvenile detention.

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    • COFemale
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:35pm

      This will be why your kids will turn out to be drug addicts or felons. No discipline, nothing learned. They impersonated someone else. That is identity theft. Making the Facebook page not an issue. Using it to make someone else the bully, despicable. That is called gas-lighting, another felony.

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    • Scaz
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:07pm

      You’re right ozchambers, they shouldn’t be sent to Juvi hall, They should be sent to prison!

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    • Baddoggy
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:07pm

      If I had kids…They would not make court without an a@@ that was on fire. They would not be abkle to be seated at all…Now that’s why my kids would never be a felon. It starts at home and ends there. If the State wants to punish someone punish the lowlife parents who werent paying attention!

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    • Sugabee
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:15pm

      Cofemale,
      While I certainly believe these two should be sent to juvie and punished, please do not judge the parents by the actions of the children. I have first-hand knowledge that some kids will do whatever they please, REGARDLESS of their parents’ positive or negative consequences that are meted out. We have three children, and one of them refuses to accept discipline or learn from poor choices – and believe me, all three were raised in exactly the same way. Thank you.

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    • Sugabee
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:21pm

      Cofemale: I agree that they should go to juvie, but please do NOT judge a parent by the actions of their children!! I know FIRST hand that some kids will not listen or obey no matter what the consequences are – bad or good. We have three kids, and they were all raised the same way with the same values; one of them seems to be hell-bent on destroying their life. Until they are 18, there is not much you can do but hold on until you can kick them out. “Judge not, lest you be judged”.

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    • Sugabee
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:24pm

      Oops; I just double-posted. Stupid computer.

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    • trinklefinder
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:29pm

      @ scaz, juvi IS prison, for kids! i was there twice, it’s in no way fun or easy.

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  • JimL
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:24pm

    To misrepresent in school is a felony but schoolyard (no rules) Hacks/Cronies are encouraged.

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  • progressiveslayer
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:23pm

    The Marxist POS AKA Barry Soetoro is impersonating a U.S president,what will his punishment be?
    As for the kids a felony charge is a bit much so let’s destroy their lives with a felony record,don’t get me wrong they need punishment but this is heavy handed.

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    • Matt
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:33pm

      As they are minors, it wont destroy their lives as it will be expunged when they turn 18. But yeah, a felony is way too much. Give them a good spanking so they cant sit straight for a day or two and make them bake cookies and then deliver them to the victims house as an apology.

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    • single stack
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:34pm

      Barry’s punishment is waking up next to a Wookie every morning.

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    • COFemale
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:38pm

      May I remind you this is the reason why we have Barry Soetoro now. No responsible parental guidance. I think it is a just punishment. Their records will be sealed anyway if convicted, so why worry. Nip this in the bud now otherwise you have grown-up Liberals running around.

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    • COFemale
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:41pm

      Yeah Matt that will make an everlasting impression. People like you are the reason we have people like OWS. Wake up.

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    • SREGN
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 3:16pm

      Slayer, you hit the nail right on the head. Role models like the president, sports figures, and screen stars get away with anything. Parents shelter and protect their kids from the consequences of their actions. Between those two things kids see that there is no justice in the world. Politicians want it that way. So sad. It won’t change until Judgement Day.

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  • Mutiny
    Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:19pm

    http://dailycaller.com/2012/07/19/usda-partnering-with-mexico-to-boost-food-stamp-participation/

    A perfect example of why both the Republicans and the Democrats suck and are working together to bankrupt us.

    A vote for Romney is a vote for Obama’s policies.

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    • WakingSheep
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:28pm

      NAW Mutiny!

      Romney loves the Constitution! That is the reason he signed that assault rifle ban in MA.

      Romney loves the Constitution! That is why he supports NDAA!

      Romney loves the Consitution! That is why he supports the U.N. & FED!

      He is constitutionally sound and he will definitely get us back to the principals of our founders!

      BAAAAAAAAAA!!!!

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    • Matt
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:30pm

      Dude, ALL republicans are not RINO’s. ALL republicans are not corrupt. There are good republicans too. Romney is not my first choice, but he will do.

      Just because someone is not a pure, white, perfect saint, does not mean that they are satan incarnate.

      Translation. Just because Romney has got a little progressive in him does not mean that he will be as bad as the dyed in the wool communist that we currently have in the office.

      Its like having a guy who likes to steal donuts from safeway as your security guard instead of a convicted murderer. Yes, both are criminals, but the difference is in degree, and that degree is IMPORTANT

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    • WakingSheep
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 2:35pm

      @Matt
      Think we will ever get back to a limited Constitutional government with “lesser of two evils”?

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    • The-Monk
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 4:12pm

      A “write in” for Dr. Paul is a “write off” for America.

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    • Mutiny
      Posted on July 19, 2012 at 4:37pm

      @matt

      He is not a little progressive. He is a lot of progressive. Look I understand Obama is terrible. I just refuse to vote for a guy that will carry on the same liberal progressive policies as Obama.

      @monk

      Tell me some nation changing issues Romney is different from Obama on. I believe a vote for Romney is a vote for Obama’s policies. If Romney or anyone can come out and prove me wrong I will vote for Romney. What I dont care about is non issues like gay marriage, bullying, who ate a dog, and who has been in a weird church.

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