Girls Arrested & Detained: What Happens The First 24 Hours Inside 

Yeah that's crazy.

Probably because she can break the glass and use it to commit suicide.

if u need glasses to the point that u are blind without how they expect u to live without them glasses ?

I agree my vision is bad and I would be walking into things all the time or people would think I’m trying to look at them sideways but in reality I can’t see $hit.

Because if the frames. The have to jail issued with safer frames that can’t be used as a weapon

@raincoleman6305 - thank you for watching her story. We hope to do an updated interview with her soon. She is now doing well and we know she has an important story to tell about her early experiences in the system. Thanks again!

What is the name of her yt channel please

@@GulaniWilsonright I wanna know

What's her RU-vid channel

@@moniquealexander6045 it is a very small RU-vid with only just a few subscribers. It is Kymyada Durr

@@moniquealexander6045 kymyadadurr1824. It is nothing more than just showing her children

You can't win or argue with Your mom.

No, the girl has a daughter and still won't change her life for the better. The mom is 100% right and she needs the help.

What about the daughter?

She still wants to be a child and have fun. She should have kept them legs closed.

That mother has no choice. That kid has zero respect and has a very cocky and disrespectful attitude. I personally got so irritated by her as a father I would've made the same damn choice.

I was that cocky nobody can tell me nothing kid at one point. I went to juvenile detention.... Adult jail... And then adult prison... She needed something. She was never told NO.

When you guys say this, it usually is a situation revolving around emotional incest and enmeshment on the parents end.

We can't keep pushing along sl@ve trauma and abuse and have no accountability for why our communities are messed up. We fall into the socal conditioning over and over again. We hebrews specifically need to stop falling into this ignorance and generational curse cycle.

​@@m.htruth8880You are weird... Parents should be parents above all.

Agree!

@@ShooterMcGavin-zm6rm What does that even mean? Parents shouldn't be throwing their own kids into the systems made to destroy them. That's the cycle of insanity and then they pull victim race cards. If we want our community to do better we'll stop pushing sl@ve trauma onto our kids. Your comment makes no sense in response to mine. You probably didn't understand my comment though. Parents should be parents but they aren't. Ppl these days can't raise kids. They either coddle them to the point they aren't prepared for the real world and/or @buse and traumatize them. There's no such thing as "being your kids friend" it's always emotional incest and enmeshment in those situations. The parent has the kid forced to "be their friend" and help the parent with their own emotional wellbeing. We are set back and regressed as a society.

Police Can Detain Runaways Running away is generally not a crime, but it is a status offense in some states. Regardless of whether a particular state recognizes running away as a status offense, police can always take runaways into custody. The options available to police include: returning them home convincing their parents or guardians to temporarily let them stay with friends or family taking them to a shelter for runaways, or briefly holding them at a juvenile detention facility. Parents or legal guardians can report a runaway to the police at any time. Federal Law prohibits any law enforcement agency from establishing a waiting period before accepting a runaway-child report. Police enter the runaway's name and physical description into the National Crime Information Computer (NCIC).

Because you're considered a fugitive if you're not being trafficked through the cash for kids system or living with @busive relatives. The systems want you to be their cash cow and if you're not a cash cow to the systems you're a "criminal".

​​@@eustab.anas-mann9510 If you're not being the systems cash cow then you're considered a criminal* Now she's back in the systems where they want her.

@@m.htruth8880 sorry that doesn’t make any sense

@@camranfoster7415 Well it may be because you don't know exactly what the $4kids system is. Which makes sense because it's a Very public system but the term is kept hiddeen, I have vids abt it. Running away is illegal. If you run away you're considered a fugitive. Anybody who isn't being a slave to the systems, @bused by relatives, or abused by the cash for kissy system and being a cash cow is considered a fugitive. Same way being homeless is illegal because they're seen as avoiding being a slave to the systems. This is why if a run away is being looked for and is found or turned in, they are returned right back to their abuse. Even commonly after escaping trafficking branches of the cash for kids system, such as CPS

El vídeo es muy viejo 😂 2007

They say for hygiene reasons

That's what cults do they break you down and change you and your appearance

They were cutting the extensions out of her hair

Because they hide stuff in them

@karencull9518 - Thanks! Updated filming is our plan! Appreciate you watching and hope to bring everyone new vids soon!

@joannenash1247 - We're happy to report that she was never back in the system and has grown into a responsible adult. We hope to bring everyone an updated interview with her soon. Thank you for watching!

@@CalamariProductionsthanks for the update. She seems like she has a good head on her shoulders just made a bad choice. She doesn’t seem like a bad kid I have seen way worse. I was not as young as her when I had my child but luckily I grew up did I leave my child home so I can party it up absolutely do I regret it of course. I made bad choices luckily I never ended up in jail or anything but I did have the support of my mom who helped me. I honestly think I could have been in her position had I not had the support from my mom who I take care of now but am able to see it as I owe her that cause she helped me. These days and in the and will continue in the future some parents just walk away and leave a child to raise a child. I would love to see an update I pray she does well. And to end the cycle. I feel she will go far.

@aliciahernandez8198 - Well said. Other countries have the very thing you mention -- support within their medical system that provides staff to visit new mothers once they're home with their newborns. The state of Oregon is now adopting such a program, but we don't know of many/any others in the U.S. right now. Thank you for watching this video and taking the time to comment.

Prayers do help you should try it...

@@kristy137 Do tell me how they help. I would think meditation is no different if not better because you maker a conscious effort to change.

Grow up