Delia's mom's attitude and loud mouth shows without a doubt where the where the daughter got it from. Then she does all that and doesn't got to juvie. They will act surprised when she acts up again.
@@annjepsen1621 i doubt it...she probably still believed they weren't being fair with her daughter and I wouldn't be surprised if she tried to sue for something tbh
Hey! lol, none of us gets to choose when we go through puberty and our voices change. Peter Brady taught us that if nothing else. Anyway he sounded like my grandmother's parakeet to me. It'd be cute if he weren't going to suffer behind it. Being unable to regulate your own emotions is always hard for whoever's experiencing it, but when it gets you consequences that you can't control and don't enjoy, and you STILL don't have regulation yet...it's an exceptional bummer. Seems like the adults in his life (at least in the video) do care about him, so I hope for the best for all of them.
For having her daughters back after she was unlawfully assaulted by a cop? You realize you cant just tackle a kid because she has an attitude right? That was an unjustified use of force. The fact you think the mother needs jail time? Holy sh. Go live in china or north korea with that mentality. This mother deserves a settlement with the city.
Are you an idiot? She should have her daughters back. The issue here is how she is having her daughters back. You shouldn't escalate a situation and you shouldn't legitimize what your child is doing if it is wrong.
I'm not a saint, I almost went to jail for assault, but it was a situation where I was confronting my friend's abusive boyfriend and when the police talked to me, I owned up to everything I did and cooperated. They didn't charge me at all, not even brought me in, but I can still hear the earful I got when I got home. If I did something like one of these kids? I'd meet the fury of my grandma's chankla, my father's hand and my mom's most powerful yelling. 😂
@@user-el1qj4ij3l I have values. I believe in the people that dedicate their lives to protect and help, just like I believe that there's no meaning in regretting choices and that I'm always accountable for them, no matter the situation. Some people said that it was inevitable, that I did it to defend my friend, but I still made a decision knowing the consequences and that's the truth. I'm not a hero, nor someone with grand ideals, but I'm a person of integrity. Always have been, since I was little. There's no shame in being humble.
I agree. Kind of broke my heart too. It's clear his mentality is that of someone much, much younger. Just want to do what the boys tell him but can't stand the consequences.
wtf do they congregate at the mcdonalds. I know mcdonalds are pollinated by teenagers, but it's such a hassle to have people work these joints and have these brats invade like locusts *ESPECIALLY* with fukin tiktok
A 17 year old girl who feels the need to say "triggered" 11 times & throw several tantrums over a cell phone is definitely going to be a frequent flyer with the local police department no matter where she is!!!!
And what are you Mr Perfect? you don't know their true pain of life and why they're like that we shouldn't judge things that we don't know nothing of plus we can't read their minds cause only they know why they're like that.
@@RomanZ-zy1efwe judge from what we see, if you don't wanna be looked as a failure or a criminal maybe don't act like one. The videos are proof, they are failures until they show they aren't.
@@BettyG1369 They'll take out five dozen loans for it that they default on, but she'll have totaled the car by the time the banks try to do anything about it.
9 year old boy gets restrained after screaming, hitting destroying property and cursing at staff and the parents reaction is to sue. I wonder why the kid is the way he is?
To be fair he's a 9 year old kid, I think it was uneccessary to hand cuff him. They definitely could have handled that better. Not saying the kid was in the right but the cops definetely weren't either just a bad decision on his part.
I blame the parents on that one, not the cop or the teachers. In order for it to get to that point the parents have seriously dropped the ball. He needed to be restrained somehow and the parents probably would have sued regardless. @@Xelbak_
@dalbeniw1 I'm just wondering if the teacher had bothered to try anything to calm him down prior to calling the police. Just seems like a very aggressive reaction to me. I would have never thought to call the cops on a 9 yesr old kid. I'd handle it myself. But agree to disagree I guess. he should never have been handcuffed. He's not a criminal he's just a kid throwing a tantrum, it happens. Gotta learn how to reign them in.
How else where they to restrain him? How were they to control him? Is handcuffing him not better than him being pinned down by mulitple officers? He said he's hit teachers since pre K and you think he's a reasonable kid? Pft.@@Xelbak_
I agree whole heartedly. Some parents are quite.... 'Arrogant, or Ignorant' and this is what rubs off on their child. Also the fact she knows her mom would rather believe her than the video evidence
When I was kid, if I ever talked to my teacher like that, I would be picking up my teeth from the floor, because my Dad would never let me get away with it. That's the way it should be.
My parents, too. I'd be yanked out of my shoes and socks so fast, they'd still be vibrating even as I was sat down for a serious Come to Jesus talking to.
@@Basil4Kwell that’s how it used to be, and that’s how you’d get your misbehaved kids to listen. Harsh as it sounds things like the belt is arguably much more effective to get your kids to properly behave than whatever the hell these parents are doing…
@@Howlingburd19 every study done on using violence against your children as a form of discipline has shown that it does nothing for getting your children to behave in a respectful manner and will more likely cause them to act out in ways like this
@@Basil4K you just said “using violence” that is when parents treat you really bad even when you have done nothing wrong. These kids are out of control, and a bit of education is not gonna harm you. You wanna do it even harder for your parents? Believe me, at the end, you will end up in a jail where in my country is gonna be worse than violence. Good luck. You will learn for sure.
It's been awhile since I've wanted to slap someone as much as I want to slap her. I hate disrespect and her calling the cop a pervert bc she hid liquor in her crotch is enraging. Her mom is definitely to blame and needs jail time herself. She came in screaming as if she was there to witness her daughter being "abused". Clearly Delia is not someone who can be trusted to tell the truth and she knows Mom will back her up no matter how awful she is. She doesn't want to parent her kid and refuses to take responsibility for the child she "raised".
And there is a recording released of her mother reporting the officer who arrested the daughter. The daughter got on the recording - (call) making up abuse that SHE took from everyone. That shows you nothing changed.
@@rossigrace5031 ah yes, if the parents didn't give in and actually did the job they chose to do ( have children and raise them ) the children wouldn't be so horrible. But instead they blame everyone else. The reason toddlers have tantrums is because they are learning. It's those young years before school that matter most
I had a Chinese Tiger Mom, someone who demanded that I behave, that I study hard and get good grades, and that I be respectful; or else. And she was always strict with me from the very beginning. And I was scared of her if truth be told. Because she wasn't reluctant to punish me if I didn't toe the line. My mom never graduated from HS, she was a single mom, and she had to work long and hard to make ends meet. So now I'm an 85 year old retired aerospace engineer who in turn raised 2 sons and a daughter; all of whom are successful and kind and trustworthy. I also took care of my mother as she became elderly and needed help herself. But I guess that in today's world my mom might be charged with child abuse because she demanded a high level of obedience, respect, and hard work from her children.
@@leochen887 I'm glad you appreciate everything your mother did to you. Yes she wanted you to do well, so she looked good, being a single parent is hard , and would have been very hard back in the day , because society is horrible. So yeah, your mum wanted you to show everyone she was a good mum by being a successful and obedient child. It sounds like you did that for her
@@handduggraverdronline they sued the police for helping staff not get beat up by their own child instead of addressing the issue, yeah... definitely their fault
@@cmotherofpirlya it’s there fault, Iv had 5 kids gave them the love and attention they needed from birth not just when I wanted to but 24/7 and kids who are raised with love and affection don’t act like that! That boy also shouldn’t k ow that language what do they do let him sit in front of a tv and do what ever he wants ya they do my kids didn’t know them works till middle school at least
My 16yo almost 17yo son thought he was going to be disrespectful couple weeks ago like these kids. It didn't last long before I tuned his ears up for him.
A little bit about Delia, after the mom took possession of her, the mother called the police station to file a complaint against the officer for beating her daughter. Someday little Delia is going to learn a very hard lesson and I hope she survives it.
Naja sowas muss man auch Gewaltlos lösen müssen denn sonst sieht sie genau das was sie gesehen haben der stärkere hat recht man hätte und muss sowas anders lösen...auch wenn ich die familie nicht gut finde aber sie sind der grund warum sie so ist wie sie ist...die Anzeige finde ich gerecht...
WTF? A 13 year old with warrants? Wow, sounds like he's got a good life ahead of him...not. Then the 9 year old 😮 Good grief, the world is fucked when all these little brats get older. Then you've got the parents wanting to sue the police department for what?? Doing the parenting that they should be doing!!
Omg. That 13 year old princess is going to have a hard life. I doubt she will ever loose that disgusting attitude, and she will get in trouble because of it.
Ladarius' family comin' out to berate the officers? Not really. She explained her complaints, recognized she was wrong, apologized and proceeded to try to help calm the little loser. She handled that real well actually.
Fr like thats his mother shes gonna try and protect him obviously anyway she really can Feel bad for these kinda parents, seemed caring enough and i know people always say its thr parents but sometimes we just do shit bc we wanna do stupid shit sadly Seemed like she didnt know everything and was just sitting outside with her family Would be an awful feeling sitting with your family and cops just come snd arrest your son you cant see theyre resisting and just see the cop on top I hope after she realized she still has some faith there some good cops
@@dominichayden-dade That was his auntie who calmed him down. Mother wasn’t around. Auntie is trying her best to raise and help him, and she looks young herself.
Ladarious thinks he's screaming now,wait till he gets to juvenile detention, he'll be hearing the words squeal like a piggy squeal like a piggy and he'll be touched in juvie whether he likes it or not!!!!!
Cop tells you to leave. You don't leave. Cop walks you out and tells you to leave and not come back or you'll get arrested. You walk back into order food and ask why you're being arrested. The school system and parents are really failing this group of kids.
That 9 yr old’s behavior is terribly sad. Where on earth does this little kid get this from?? To talk to a teacher and a lady that way means he’s seen it somewhere for sure. And the parents should be JAILED for suing the school.
The child has special needs. There was a behaviour intervention plan in place for him. It does not involve the use of handcuffs by the way nor can they handcuff a nine year old special needs child. The two officers failed to follow the plan.
Special needs? Special needs are 1 thing, but special attention and obviously allowing him to get away with his behavior since "all his life in school" is QUITE ANOTHER. 🙄 THERE'S NO EXCUSE
@@adinamckenzie8460 sadly there is. Usually most of the kids that really have bad tantrums are caused because of the parents. Too many cases of alcoholic babies, or narcotic babies can have this. They cant control it as it is triggered by the conditioned brained.
A DRUNK 13 YEAR OLD!?! The mother needs to be investigated cus the behavior starts at home & if her mother was ok with her speaking that way to the school administrators then she’s clearly the problem!!! 😮 And the next little boy LaDarius acted so tough but screaming like that, wow he needs serious help.😢
"I'm not comfortable with you right now." " I have to pee." "I have PTSD." "I was scared." "I can't do this." "I gave you my sister's name because I was scared." Give me a break!
I've seen very nice parents but with destructive kids, arrest the parents when they tried everything to help their kids? Where does the line cross? Not saying you are wrong, just sometimes even helpful and understanding parents are helpless.
My man Ladarious is old enough to attend in burglary but turns into a small innocent chirping child when the cops arrive to get his young ass! Real gangsta!
Oh gosh , just seeing these teenagers makes so grateful for the parents I have . My dad was always hard and stern and my mom was the opposite . I am forever grateful for them as if I didn’t have them , I would have probably ended up exactly like these teenagers
The audacity of the parents of the 9 year old suing the police and the school district for their Satan of a child. Come on now what more did you want them to do he just trashed the whole office room and what do you want them to keep tracking everything and swearing like that. The parents should have got arrested for child neglect
That drunk girl at school- the way her mother behaved upon arrival explains the daughter's horrible behavior. Mom came on scene talking shit, threatening to sue, and claiming everything is illegal, without ever shutting up long enough to hear what's actually happeneing. What a nightmare that household must be.
Their son has special needs. The SPO officer and the other officer did not follow the behavior intervention plan. Also, you can't cuff a nine year old with special needs. The amount they are seeking is to cover legal and medical costs as well as the trauma this caused the boy.
@@tammylaronde8593 what about the trauma the child causes other children? The child needs help and doesn’t seem to be getting it. He should go to a special needs school.
@@tammylaronde8593Staff absolutely tried many things to calm the kid down. Officers attempted to deescalate things. Restraint was a last resort, not the first thing they tried. "Special needs" doesn't grant him permission to endanger the safety of staff and law enforcement. Don't make excuses for these parents. They should keep their son home and teach him themselves if he's a danger to others and they have a problem with law enforcement keeping everyone safe.🙄
@@tammylaronde8593 You most certainly can cuff a nine year old if he is a danger to himself or to others. This kid is a MENACE, and needs to be homeschooled so the lousy parents that created him can be responsible for EVERYTHING.
@@tammylaronde8593special needs is not an excuse to assault others. So where they just supposed to let the children continue to assault everyone in the room without trying to stop him? You don't even know if the child indeed has special needs. You are just assuming so. Every child who acts this way has special needs? No.
I am a Vietnam veteran and a woman. I had respectful fear of my father till the day he died. I expected nothing less from my son who just died from a head injury. He IS a Marine . My other son is a builder and respectful. I’m 76 and am loved. Don’t expect anything less and don’t take any crap
Welcome to the world of bodycam youtubers, where most of them'll throw anything in a thumbnail be it unrelated, out of context or straight up ai-generated just to get people to click on it. At least this one isn't shoving their narration in every five seconds
He is using his whistle register, which is an advanced vocal technique, that is used to great effect by singers such as Minnie Riperton and Mariah Carey. His natural talent showed in this video, should land him a contract shortly.
Little Delia will pay her folks back in full for backing her up. Like giving them a grandkid to raise, wrecked vehicles due to dui's, etc. I had friends like this. It was a rough time between 13 and 43 for them.
As soon as we see mom, we know exactly why Delia is drinking at school. Instead of being royally pissed at her daughter, she wants to know why the cop won't just give her a ticket! Good lord, they even sound the same. If her mother has no respect for authority or moral compass, Delia is in position for many more charges and a lifetime of negative interactions with police.
Probably every brats parents tried to sue because their angel did nothing wrong. Parents need to be held accountable too. This is a big problem. Assaulting an officer, teacher or any school official should be a felony. Stop letting your kids and yourself from being other people's problem
School food in the 90s was absolutely a step over McDonald's. Couple strawberry milks and cinnamon rolls for $3 was better than anything off the dollar menu. The kids that suffered through Obama lunches had it way worse..
Ladarius owes me new earbuds for blowing my speakers out with his squealing, I'm sure he thought he was a real tough guy before this, I hope all his little homies see this video 😂
True but there are some teenagers that are actually is good and I agree but I don't like it how people think all teenagers act the same and thunk they all are like this
The worst thing is the obvious "males molested me!" thing, that she makes as a reason for the "trigger me!" excuse, when she's desperately trying to get in touch with "males". It's so sad that this is something used by people crying "wolf wolf!" since it make police and others less likely to be serious if someone really have been abused.
@@agapeeternal Doesn't matter what she did before. The situation was dissolved. He attacked her while she was just standing there not doing anything because her freedom of speech hurt his ego.
I can’t handle all these people using PTSD, or trauma, or mental illness as an excuse for criminal behavior. There are good people who genuinely suffer from those things, and it devalues their experience and takes away from the serious significance of those struggles.
No, you're tired of grown-ass men and women preying on children, leading them down a path of violence and substance abuse. Good AND bad people suffer, dude. Just because one person found the strength to make it out doesn't mean everyone will. I don't like people claiming mental illness is the reason for their shitty actions either, but at the end of the day, mental illness is a *huge* reason why people act out. Young children who were molested or raped often struggle with mood disorders, aggression, and substance abuse...you know, what people with PTSD often *also* struggle with. Veterans have some of the highest levels of alcoholism, for example. Edit: This isn't to say that these actions are acceptable. I'm saying that you people are incredibly quick to point fingers and blame blame blame away. It's hardly fair to blame the literal children for their actions when these outbursts are often the fault of others in the first place. Child psychology is seriously a complex subject. You can't base all misdoings on the actions of the average child since none of these children had an average childhood.
Remember, if you're a good parent, your children won't act like these ones do. I really am tired of people saying they're glad they aren't parents because they've seen what kids who were raised poorly act like. That shouldn't be your takeaway at all
@@samanthasmith733 Oh, that's just part of it, I just don't want to spend the money raising a kid takes from you + absolutely ruining the bottom of my purse and the rest of my body during the 9 month process of adquiring a kid 😅 if you like it, you can have them! It's just not for a lot of us
How in the world does a 13 year-old boy who sounds like his voice hasn’t even changed yet, be such a violent child with such a vulgar mouth? He MUST have been living with it! So he fights the cops and one of the women pretty much accuse the COPS of abusing the nasty kid!! God bless the police for dealing with situations like this.
@@jowyboi convenient that when something goes wrong in the child development its always the mothers fault and she who's blamed first, also the lack of a father is also somehow the mothers fault. but when men lose custody battles for their kids you cry how unfair it is. then stop perpetuating this idea the mother should have all the responsibility. this is why courts with side with the mother over the father, who probably left for the store and just never came back 😂
This is about that second situation. She is an awful girl and is going to be in and out of the system a lot if she doesn’t get that attitude under control. Her mother is not helping either. I’m pretty sure that’s where she got all that ‘tude from. Maybe CPS should get involved in that household .
Seriously. I'm watching these in the middle of the night and my neighbors bedroom(apartment ) is next to the room I'm in. Every time they start screaming I turn it way down.
That girl was awful, giving her sister's name to the cops. When she said that her mom had just kicked her out I thought "I can see why your ass got kicked out." Only 18yrs old and she already has armed robbery under her belt. 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
@@annjepsen1621awful is right. The level of entitlement is astounding "I can't go away for a long time" after already being on the hook for armed robbery. If she were a he, she'd already be doing 3-5 🙄
Im not american and never been there but teachers and police officers in US thank you for your hard work, i feel your pain... you guys are true hero. 👏👏👏 from s.korea
