Read the original post- Has been going on 5 years.... He had the sit down-she said fuck you...
I don't walk in his shoes- and don't know all of the history- so I'm not going to judge his decision- he did what he felt he needed to... I just hope for the best for all involved-
Read the original post- Has been going on 5 years.... He had the sit down-she said fuck you...
I don't walk in his shoes- and don't know all of the history- so I'm not going to judge his decision- he did what he felt he needed to... I just hope for the best for all involved-
A little update on the situation and to admit many of you were right.
The revenge has taken place and I hope this is the last of it. She ended up calling CPS on mostly me saying I abused my wife and kids, drank everyday (last time I drank was when pacquiao lost 2 years ago) and then saying her mother beat her. My wife is a yeller and she screams when angry, but I rarely seen her hit anyone and honestly I think that's why this girl is the way she is to tell you the truth.
So the CPS lady was actually pretty nice and talked to her about 45 minutes about the situation and she took a tour of the house. After I was done speaking with her it was my step daughters turn and she went over everything I said with her and to my amazement the social worker sat there for 15 minutes lecturing her about wasting her time and that there are really people out there that get abused and she was just acting like a spoiled brat.
At this point I am just livid about the whole situation and luckily I wasn't late to take my son to his baseball game. I had to waste an hour of my life talking to this lady because this brat doesn't like discipline, nonviolent at that. So I take my kids to the game and was gone for an hour before I get a call from my wife saying she went back to Juvi. This brat had the audacity to hit my wife cutting open her chin because she took the phone away that the service has already been cut to. I'm glad I wasn't there because I wouldn't have stopped beating the garbage out of this kid and would most likely be in jail myself right now. So she's back in Juvi charged with domestic violence on a 12 hour hold. So two felonies and a gross misdemeanor all within the span of two weeks. Isn't life fun?
A little update on the situation and to admit many of you were right.
The revenge has taken place and I hope this is the last of it. She ended up calling CPS on mostly me saying I abused my wife and kids, drank everyday (last time I drank was when pacquiao lost 2 years ago) and then saying her mother beat her. My wife is a yeller and she screams when angry, but I rarely seen her hit anyone and honestly I think that's why this girl is the way she is to tell you the truth.
So the CPS lady was actually pretty nice and talked to her about 45 minutes about the situation and she took a tour of the house. After I was done speaking with her it was my step daughters turn and she went over everything I said with her and to my amazement the social worker sat there for 15 minutes lecturing her about wasting her time and that there are really people out there that get abused and she was just acting like a spoiled brat.
At this point I am just livid about the whole situation and luckily I wasn't late to take my son to his baseball game. I had to waste an hour of my life talking to this lady because this brat doesn't like discipline, nonviolent at that. So I take my kids to the game and was gone for an hour before I get a call from my wife saying she went back to Juvi. This brat had the audacity to hit my wife cutting open her chin because she took the phone away that the service has already been cut to. I'm glad I wasn't there because I wouldn't have stopped beating the garbage out of this kid and would most likely be in jail myself right now. So she's back in Juvi charged with domestic violence on a 12 hour hold. So two felonies and a gross misdemeanor all within the span of two weeks. Isn't life fun?
It doesn't make any sense that this girl would act out like this after all of the unconditional love and support she has clearly received from you and your wife. She isn't stupid. She knows you took her mother from her. She'll end up causing a divorce and then all of the kids involved will have issues. Your hatred for a young girl is borderline disturbing. This kid will succeed in making your life a living hell. She's the worst kind of enemy to have... She doesn't have anything to lose.
It doesn't make any sense that this girl would act out like this after all of the unconditional love and support she has clearly received from you and your wife. She isn't stupid. She knows you took her mother from her. She'll end up causing a divorce and then all of the kids involved will have issues. Your hatred for a young girl is borderline disturbing. This kid will succeed in making your life a living hell. She's the worst kind of enemy to have... She doesn't have anything to lose.
It doesn't make any sense that this girl would act out like this after all of the unconditional love and support she has clearly received from you and your wife. She isn't stupid. She knows you took her mother from her. She'll end up causing a divorce and then all of the kids involved will have issues. Your hatred for a young girl is borderline disturbing. This kid will succeed in making your life a living hell. She's the worst kind of enemy to have... She doesn't have anything to lose.
It's funny the three other kids don't have any problems. You're right though I guess I'm pretty disturbing disliking the actions of a 16 year old, who has been given everything in life, squander it just because she's bored. It's not an isolated incident or just kids will be kids type of situation, the same thing happens in all facets of her life. I don't think I will ever like the actions of this entitled generation that think they can do as they please without any consequences. The age range of this site is between 20-60, how many of the people here do you think would say it is ever okay to hit your parents, especially your mother? I've had many disagreements with my parents over the years ( I too was 16 and thought I had all the answers), but NEVER have I even thought of hitting one of them. This was the first time my wife actually called the cops though after she hit her, I was pleasantly surprised.
It doesn't make any sense that this girl would act out like this after all of the unconditional love and support she has clearly received from you and your wife. She isn't stupid. She knows you took her mother from her. She'll end up causing a divorce and then all of the kids involved will have issues. Your hatred for a young girl is borderline disturbing. This kid will succeed in making your life a living hell. She's the worst kind of enemy to have... She doesn't have anything to lose.
It's funny the three other kids don't have any problems. You're right though I guess I'm pretty disturbing disliking the actions of a 16 year old, who has been given everything in life, squander it just because she's bored. It's not an isolated incident or just kids will be kids type of situation, the same thing happens in all facets of her life. I don't think I will ever like the actions of this entitled generation that think they can do as they please without any consequences. The age range of this site is between 20-60, how many of the people here do you think would say it is ever okay to hit your parents, especially your mother? I've had many disagreements with my parents over the years ( I too was 16 and thought I had all the answers), but NEVER have I even thought of hitting one of them. This was the first time my wife actually called the cops though after she hit her, I was pleasantly surprised.
A psychotic mother and a step father that hates you. Given everything in life seems like a bit of a stretch. A teenager in Haiti that has two parents that show them unconditional love is given a lot more than your step daughter was given.
A psychotic mother and a step father that hates you. Given everything in life seems like a bit of a stretch. A teenager in Haiti that has two parents that show them unconditional love is given a lot more than your step daughter was given.
It doesn't make any sense that this girl would act out like this after all of the unconditional love and support she has clearly received from you and your wife. She isn't stupid. She knows you took her mother from her. She'll end up causing a divorce and then all of the kids involved will have issues. Your hatred for a young girl is borderline disturbing. This kid will succeed in making your life a living hell. She's the worst kind of enemy to have... She doesn't have anything to lose.
stfu.
You just talk to hear yourself talk and to be argumentative.
So by your theory: No guy should ever marry a girl who has kids, because he is taking the kids mother away. Thus being at fault for any bad behavior the kid has.....and There has never been a case of a child turning out bad even with good parenting.
SWEET THEORIES BRO!!! When are you running for president, I can't wait to vote for you.
Seriously every single time I read one of your posts, I think what an idiot you are
It doesn't make any sense that this girl would act out like this after all of the unconditional love and support she has clearly received from you and your wife. She isn't stupid. She knows you took her mother from her. She'll end up causing a divorce and then all of the kids involved will have issues. Your hatred for a young girl is borderline disturbing. This kid will succeed in making your life a living hell. She's the worst kind of enemy to have... She doesn't have anything to lose.
stfu.
You just talk to hear yourself talk and to be argumentative.
So by your theory: No guy should ever marry a girl who has kids, because he is taking the kids mother away. Thus being at fault for any bad behavior the kid has.....and There has never been a case of a child turning out bad even with good parenting.
SWEET THEORIES BRO!!! When are you running for president, I can't wait to vote for you.
Seriously every single time I read one of your posts, I think what an idiot you are
Bill will fight this girl, the girl will end up getting in between Bill and the mother, Bill will end up in a one bedroom apartment. Can see it coming from a mile away.
Bill will fight this girl, the girl will end up getting in between Bill and the mother, Bill will end up in a one bedroom apartment. Can see it coming from a mile away.
Were you that kid Detox? I had my fair share of troubles when I was a teenager, like I'm sure most here did, but didn't have to deal with the divorced parents situation. So maybe there's a different perspective other then my basic reaction based on what is right or wrong and common morality?
If there is a different perspective, is that's basically what is wrong with this generation? The ability to play the divorced parents against each other to get what they want and they're just used to it so they bring it out to the real world.
Were you that kid Detox? I had my fair share of troubles when I was a teenager, like I'm sure most here did, but didn't have to deal with the divorced parents situation. So maybe there's a different perspective other then my basic reaction based on what is right or wrong and common morality?
If there is a different perspective, is that's basically what is wrong with this generation? The ability to play the divorced parents against each other to get what they want and they're just used to it so they bring it out to the real world.
Child gets away with doing what she wants for YEARS. Parent discovers what is going on and calls the cops. Child goes gets carted off. Child is eventually returned home with their phone privileges taken away and is grounded for 2 weeks.
2 weeks later, child has no more issues....problem solved.
Ever consider taking her to a health care professional (not some general practitioner, but a qualified mental health care professional) for an evaluation????
This isn't a simple, "I found a half smoked joint in my kid's room.....he's a great student....good kid.....this could be a one time thing."
This is a serious problem that has been going on for a LONG time.
Good luck if you think you can solve this within the family. Not happening. She has issues that require greater attention than you can ever give....and taking away her phone and grounding her just makes her dig in further (like I'm guessing calling the cops did).
Child gets away with doing what she wants for YEARS. Parent discovers what is going on and calls the cops. Child goes gets carted off. Child is eventually returned home with their phone privileges taken away and is grounded for 2 weeks.
2 weeks later, child has no more issues....problem solved.
Ever consider taking her to a health care professional (not some general practitioner, but a qualified mental health care professional) for an evaluation????
This isn't a simple, "I found a half smoked joint in my kid's room.....he's a great student....good kid.....this could be a one time thing."
This is a serious problem that has been going on for a LONG time.
Good luck if you think you can solve this within the family. Not happening. She has issues that require greater attention than you can ever give....and taking away her phone and grounding her just makes her dig in further (like I'm guessing calling the cops did).
And please try to avoid the, "we're going to the doctor...end if discussion" approach. That sounds like you.
Try, "Are you happy? Do you look forward to every day? You don't seem happy at all and that kills me. I can't as a parent just look the other way when I find Xanax and pot in your room and you admit you are self medicating. But at the same time, I grounding you or taking your phone away isn't going to change things....I now get that. I want you to see a professional because it's obvious I haven't been able to help you. You're not crazy. You're not stupid. But it's obvious you're not happy. I want you to be. Let's give it a shot. There is no harm in talking to someone and seeing what they have to say in terms of how you might be able get past some of this stuff."
And please try to avoid the, "we're going to the doctor...end if discussion" approach. That sounds like you.
Try, "Are you happy? Do you look forward to every day? You don't seem happy at all and that kills me. I can't as a parent just look the other way when I find Xanax and pot in your room and you admit you are self medicating. But at the same time, I grounding you or taking your phone away isn't going to change things....I now get that. I want you to see a professional because it's obvious I haven't been able to help you. You're not crazy. You're not stupid. But it's obvious you're not happy. I want you to be. Let's give it a shot. There is no harm in talking to someone and seeing what they have to say in terms of how you might be able get past some of this stuff."
Well she started out with weed in the 6th grade the bars didnt come around to the 8th grade.
Her mother is the exact opposite of her. Her dad had problems back in the day I guess and he even took her for a while over the summer, but she made up some story about him beating her and called the cops and even the cops said they were self inflicted, but her mom felt bad for her and let her move back in this school year with all these conditions she signed off on, but within a month were just broken promises. Since then she has stolen her grandmas credit card and charged $600 worth of garbage on it, stole her ambien and sold it to her friends and all that was done was a slap on the wrist.
It was probably a d*ck move like I said, but I can't have the other children thinking they run the house and can do as they please. If she finds a way to f*ck me over some how then so be it, but I'm pretty clean.
I love my wife, but I'm realizing marrying a girl with kids was a huge mistake on my part. So run fellas if you're ever in the same position haha
Well she started out with weed in the 6th grade the bars didnt come around to the 8th grade.
Her mother is the exact opposite of her. Her dad had problems back in the day I guess and he even took her for a while over the summer, but she made up some story about him beating her and called the cops and even the cops said they were self inflicted, but her mom felt bad for her and let her move back in this school year with all these conditions she signed off on, but within a month were just broken promises. Since then she has stolen her grandmas credit card and charged $600 worth of garbage on it, stole her ambien and sold it to her friends and all that was done was a slap on the wrist.
It was probably a d*ck move like I said, but I can't have the other children thinking they run the house and can do as they please. If she finds a way to f*ck me over some how then so be it, but I'm pretty clean.
I love my wife, but I'm realizing marrying a girl with kids was a huge mistake on my part. So run fellas if you're ever in the same position haha
It's funny the three other kids don't have any problems. You're right though I guess I'm pretty disturbing disliking the actions of a 16 year old, who has been given everything in life, squander it just because she's bored. It's not an isolated incident or just kids will be kids type of situation, the same thing happens in all facets of her life. I don't think I will ever like the actions of this entitled generation that think they can do as they please without any consequences. The age range of this site is between 20-60, how many of the people here do you think would say it is ever okay to hit your parents, especially your mother? I've had many disagreements with my parents over the years ( I too was 16 and thought I had all the answers), but NEVER have I even thought of hitting one of them. This was the first time my wife actually called the cops though after she hit her, I was pleasantly surprised.
She should have called prior to this but it is a good start. Let the little snot know that her act is over, and if she doesn't want to spend time in real jail she needs to straighten the hell up for the next two years. DO NOT lose your cool with her.... it's only less than 2 years until you can boot her or she's on her own anyways. On her 18th birthday you should buy some brand new luggage for her, wake her up and say "Happy Birthday, pack up and get the f*uck out"
It's funny the three other kids don't have any problems. You're right though I guess I'm pretty disturbing disliking the actions of a 16 year old, who has been given everything in life, squander it just because she's bored. It's not an isolated incident or just kids will be kids type of situation, the same thing happens in all facets of her life. I don't think I will ever like the actions of this entitled generation that think they can do as they please without any consequences. The age range of this site is between 20-60, how many of the people here do you think would say it is ever okay to hit your parents, especially your mother? I've had many disagreements with my parents over the years ( I too was 16 and thought I had all the answers), but NEVER have I even thought of hitting one of them. This was the first time my wife actually called the cops though after she hit her, I was pleasantly surprised.
She should have called prior to this but it is a good start. Let the little snot know that her act is over, and if she doesn't want to spend time in real jail she needs to straighten the hell up for the next two years. DO NOT lose your cool with her.... it's only less than 2 years until you can boot her or she's on her own anyways. On her 18th birthday you should buy some brand new luggage for her, wake her up and say "Happy Birthday, pack up and get the f*uck out"
Hutch, she's been seeing a professional going on 4 years now. That approach has been taken. Your last post was almost done to a T, where everyone came to a compromise on a punishment for different actions and basic rules with the counselor, was signed and agreed upon. That lasted less then 3 months before almost nothing on the list would be followed.
For example, one of the punishments agreed upon by everyone was if she gets a new tattoo, which would be her 8th( all of which were not done by a professional, basically a jail tat) she would have her phone taken away for a month and wouldn't receive an allowance until it was removed. Bought the Balm, she used it once and had her phone back in a week.
Maybe Detox is right, it's the effects of divorce, but it's definitely extreme in this case and would in no way be considered normal. Or maybe she actually is bi-polar and it's the medication that's doing it to her. I don't know, but I'm definitely at my whits end with the situation and won't allow it to effect the other children in a negative manner.
Hutch, she's been seeing a professional going on 4 years now. That approach has been taken. Your last post was almost done to a T, where everyone came to a compromise on a punishment for different actions and basic rules with the counselor, was signed and agreed upon. That lasted less then 3 months before almost nothing on the list would be followed.
For example, one of the punishments agreed upon by everyone was if she gets a new tattoo, which would be her 8th( all of which were not done by a professional, basically a jail tat) she would have her phone taken away for a month and wouldn't receive an allowance until it was removed. Bought the Balm, she used it once and had her phone back in a week.
Maybe Detox is right, it's the effects of divorce, but it's definitely extreme in this case and would in no way be considered normal. Or maybe she actually is bi-polar and it's the medication that's doing it to her. I don't know, but I'm definitely at my whits end with the situation and won't allow it to effect the other children in a negative manner.
BWS, I think you're right and that's how it's going to have to be. After the school year she's moving in with her dad and I don't think she will stay there for long and runaway, but my wife signed over physical custody for her so she won't be able to stay here.She's an incredibly smart girl, but I think it's going to take her being on her own and failing to make her realize that our rules are not even close to what rules she's going to have to follow in the real world. I'm hoping the judge gives her at least a few weeks in juvi for her to wake up and realize, but I'm guessing it will be a slap on the wrist for the three charges and it will just further justify her actions and her feelings of invincibility. It will be a rude awakening once she turns 18 if that's the case.
BWS, I think you're right and that's how it's going to have to be. After the school year she's moving in with her dad and I don't think she will stay there for long and runaway, but my wife signed over physical custody for her so she won't be able to stay here.She's an incredibly smart girl, but I think it's going to take her being on her own and failing to make her realize that our rules are not even close to what rules she's going to have to follow in the real world. I'm hoping the judge gives her at least a few weeks in juvi for her to wake up and realize, but I'm guessing it will be a slap on the wrist for the three charges and it will just further justify her actions and her feelings of invincibility. It will be a rude awakening once she turns 18 if that's the case.
Hutch, she's been seeing a professional going on 4 years now. That approach has been taken. Your last post was almost done to a T, where everyone came to a compromise on a punishment for different actions and basic rules with the counselor, was signed and agreed upon. That lasted less then 3 months before almost nothing on the list would be followed.
For example, one of the punishments agreed upon by everyone was if she gets a new tattoo, which would be her 8th( all of which were not done by a professional, basically a jail tat) she would have her phone taken away for a month and wouldn't receive an allowance until it was removed. Bought the Balm, she used it once and had her phone back in a week.
Maybe Detox is right, it's the effects of divorce, but it's definitely extreme in this case and would in no way be considered normal. Or maybe she actually is bi-polar and it's the medication that's doing it to her. I don't know, but I'm definitely at my whits end with the situation and won't allow it to effect the other children in a negative manner.
I would not blame it on the divorce
How much do you know about your step-daughter's biological father ?
You've established ground rules to include how to deal with your kids.
Does your wife disagree with you over discipline ?
Please get her biological father involved . You can't do it on your own .
Hutch, she's been seeing a professional going on 4 years now. That approach has been taken. Your last post was almost done to a T, where everyone came to a compromise on a punishment for different actions and basic rules with the counselor, was signed and agreed upon. That lasted less then 3 months before almost nothing on the list would be followed.
For example, one of the punishments agreed upon by everyone was if she gets a new tattoo, which would be her 8th( all of which were not done by a professional, basically a jail tat) she would have her phone taken away for a month and wouldn't receive an allowance until it was removed. Bought the Balm, she used it once and had her phone back in a week.
Maybe Detox is right, it's the effects of divorce, but it's definitely extreme in this case and would in no way be considered normal. Or maybe she actually is bi-polar and it's the medication that's doing it to her. I don't know, but I'm definitely at my whits end with the situation and won't allow it to effect the other children in a negative manner.
I would not blame it on the divorce
How much do you know about your step-daughter's biological father ?
You've established ground rules to include how to deal with your kids.
Does your wife disagree with you over discipline ?
Please get her biological father involved . You can't do it on your own .
Once you found the drugs take them and flush them or dump them. What is she gonna do? Call the cops?
I think calling the cops about the drugs was the wrong thing to do, but I get where you were coming from. You wanted to see some kind of logical consequence to her actions and hoping it would help change the behavior.
It won't and as you saw it didnt. Simply removing from your home, no questions asked would have been the way to go IMHO.
Past behavior is often the best predictor of future. So you had to know the CPS and false claims were coming your way once you took it to the level of getting the law/authority/system involved.
That is such a horrible position to be in and again I really feel for you there.
I do think when it comes to physical violence and danger of safety to herself and others, calling the cops is the right thing to do. That is what they are there for, to serve and protect. And it's not punitive or trying to get her to stop doing that, it is simply a logical outcome of physical violence.
The reality is that it seems like she has mental issues and she is on drugs which makes it worse. As long as she is on drugs it won't get better for her or anyone else. If she is able to get off the drugs she has a chance to work on her mental issues. But as long as she is using/dealing she is a risk to herself and others.
Probably the best thing to do is set limits and you and your wife be on the same page. It is hard to set limits or deal with this type of situation of you are doing it on your own or your partner and you are not on the same page.
The best course of action is to require her to be clean and sober if she ever wants to live there again. If not you will have the same crap happening. Then if she messes up you're done helping her. That is only of you want to give her one last chance.
Once you found the drugs take them and flush them or dump them. What is she gonna do? Call the cops?
I think calling the cops about the drugs was the wrong thing to do, but I get where you were coming from. You wanted to see some kind of logical consequence to her actions and hoping it would help change the behavior.
It won't and as you saw it didnt. Simply removing from your home, no questions asked would have been the way to go IMHO.
Past behavior is often the best predictor of future. So you had to know the CPS and false claims were coming your way once you took it to the level of getting the law/authority/system involved.
That is such a horrible position to be in and again I really feel for you there.
I do think when it comes to physical violence and danger of safety to herself and others, calling the cops is the right thing to do. That is what they are there for, to serve and protect. And it's not punitive or trying to get her to stop doing that, it is simply a logical outcome of physical violence.
The reality is that it seems like she has mental issues and she is on drugs which makes it worse. As long as she is on drugs it won't get better for her or anyone else. If she is able to get off the drugs she has a chance to work on her mental issues. But as long as she is using/dealing she is a risk to herself and others.
Probably the best thing to do is set limits and you and your wife be on the same page. It is hard to set limits or deal with this type of situation of you are doing it on your own or your partner and you are not on the same page.
The best course of action is to require her to be clean and sober if she ever wants to live there again. If not you will have the same crap happening. Then if she messes up you're done helping her. That is only of you want to give her one last chance.
Been following your thread because I find it fascinating. And also that I've been on both sides of the fence, as a stepchild and now a step father. My stepson is 8 and is in shared custody. Bio father Sun-Wed, Us on Wed-Sun. And the wifey and I share two younger children.
At 16, I too was a knucklehead who thought he had all the answers. My mother found weed and a scale. Even called the cops to come over and scare me up about "getting straight." I sat there one day and realized that my peers who wer'e experimenting with harder drugs and being irresponsible, I was just motivated by money. A part time job and a relationship with a sexually charged girl had me motivated and steered in the right direction of college.
Now fast forward and being a father, I can see the frustrations of having to raise somebody else's kid. Especially when bad habits are brought over. My discipline style is that of a Castro regime. Fear and intimidation, but it works. The kids are great and full of life. We do sports, we talk, I lecture on life, and they even have a job earning $1.25 per week for some simple chores.
Your situation is just so delicate and it seems like you have already given up on this girl. Call me crazy and I'm not one for religion, but have you reached out to a local church or religious affiliate. Although quirky, religions do teach principles and have been effective in rehabilitating defeated people. Is it going to hurt?
The saddest part is that that human being is in a matter of months, going to be a party of society as an adult. Without a support system she trusts and clearly already developing a pattern of poor choices. What's next? Further drug addiction, prostitution, pregnancy, welfare, etc., Shoot, she may even be stupid enough to take out a student loan to go to college
Been following your thread because I find it fascinating. And also that I've been on both sides of the fence, as a stepchild and now a step father. My stepson is 8 and is in shared custody. Bio father Sun-Wed, Us on Wed-Sun. And the wifey and I share two younger children.
At 16, I too was a knucklehead who thought he had all the answers. My mother found weed and a scale. Even called the cops to come over and scare me up about "getting straight." I sat there one day and realized that my peers who wer'e experimenting with harder drugs and being irresponsible, I was just motivated by money. A part time job and a relationship with a sexually charged girl had me motivated and steered in the right direction of college.
Now fast forward and being a father, I can see the frustrations of having to raise somebody else's kid. Especially when bad habits are brought over. My discipline style is that of a Castro regime. Fear and intimidation, but it works. The kids are great and full of life. We do sports, we talk, I lecture on life, and they even have a job earning $1.25 per week for some simple chores.
Your situation is just so delicate and it seems like you have already given up on this girl. Call me crazy and I'm not one for religion, but have you reached out to a local church or religious affiliate. Although quirky, religions do teach principles and have been effective in rehabilitating defeated people. Is it going to hurt?
The saddest part is that that human being is in a matter of months, going to be a party of society as an adult. Without a support system she trusts and clearly already developing a pattern of poor choices. What's next? Further drug addiction, prostitution, pregnancy, welfare, etc., Shoot, she may even be stupid enough to take out a student loan to go to college
You are an idiot for calling the Police in to search your home. Do you realize that if your punk stepdaughter had been dealing, instead of using, a far more serious drug and quantity behind your back, the DEA can step in an seize your property? Goodbye house. You DO realize this? Apparently not.
You are an idiot for calling the Police in to search your home. Do you realize that if your punk stepdaughter had been dealing, instead of using, a far more serious drug and quantity behind your back, the DEA can step in an seize your property? Goodbye house. You DO realize this? Apparently not.
Ok so bill just created another drug addicted stripper who will pump out a bunch of illegitimate children who will all be fucked up ........by saddling her with a criminal record . Nice try at parenthood.
Ok so bill just created another drug addicted stripper who will pump out a bunch of illegitimate children who will all be fucked up ........by saddling her with a criminal record . Nice try at parenthood.
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