The Recreation and Parks Department needs to get its priorities straight.
The child visited one store in the mall while the mother visited another.
Dad's not sorry, says "I saw this man with my daughter in his hands walking toward the parking lot. What would you do?"
The frantic mother called 911 for help and the police gave her a ticket for suspicion of child abuse by neglect.
"Absent actual abuse, the parent has the right to decide what's best for their children."
Understanding why the folks who look at kiddie porn often get longer sentences than the people who molest children in real life.
The idea that ice cream men cruise around looking for victims is simply an urban myth.
"If anything had happened to your son while he was unattended in the men's room, you never would have forgiven yourself."
The kicker: it was a United flight.
Who decides how we parent?
Not getting an egg: the end of the world?
It's like open carry, but for Coppertone.
What if she sneaks alcohol into the dance?
"This is a bill to make sure my parents would not be criminals."
"Anytime you have child of that age, alone, and unattended, there is a ton of risks that can happen to them."
To err is... a crime necessitating the intervention of child protective services.
Think of the children.
Playboy magazine used to be the contraband men of all ages hid in their sock drawers. Now it might as well be another pair of socks
The kids will just stay inside playing XBox all day instead.
That's the real term. Man traps.
The Supreme Court is set to rule on the case.
"From a policy standpoint, it's a great way to build community."
Welcome to the world of teens, computers, and prosecutors who want to look tough on sex offenders.
Blame Elon Musk, if you must.
Because they can't already
"I have no ounce in my body that blames my wife at all."
"In my opinion, if I was in your shoes, I wouldn't have left my child there. I have a 20-year-old daughter that I would not let her walk home."
School-to-prison pipeline much?
No sex offender registry for Romeo and Juliet
'Avoid driving alone or at night.'
Pokemon panic, the war on errands, and sexy selfie paranoia
Child services is still hounding this family.
The park does not allow unapproved individuals to interact with children.
The man had no idea there was a home daycare center within 1,000 feet of his new house.
But please, think of the children.
Nanny law stayed
Trick or treating isn't as scary as the cops think.
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