That lady kept the peace and did more investigating than the cops. She asked if she could have them leave with her. When the cops refused, she went and grabbed the witness to identify that it wasnt those boys. She, and only she, not the cops deescalated that situation.
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As a lawyer, I can confirm that this channel’s explanations of different laws isn’t an easy thing to do and is EXTREMELY time consuming.
Bystander woman gets an A++, for recognizing that the lazy police work was going to lead to an injustice, and getting involved. Then proceeding actually investigate, and bring a peaceful resolution.
Huge round of applause for all of the concerned citizens who stood up for those kids. I can only imagine the outcome had they not been there. 👏👏👏👏
Love how after the manager confirms that the boys aren’t the ones who caused the disturbance the cop still asks if he can trespass them 😂 he’s like come on bro please let me arrest these kids, they didn’t lick my boots
What are INTJs like as teenagers?
Laura Kristan Wilhelm, Self-employed at LauraWil Intercultural (2009-present)
I think INTJs can be a little intimidating as teenagers since they tend to do very well in school and not care much about clothes, parties, or popularity the way most teens do. They are usually well behaved and mature but are not easy for authority figures to control with either positive or negative reinforcement. And if INTJ teens think something is wrong, they will risk quite a lot to bring it to light. This sort of whistleblowing might bring them into the limelight and get them a student council spot, but normally they prefer to keep to themselves or hang with other INTJs from their accelerated classes.
INTJ teens usually have very serious outside interests like music. They may be performing at concerts and working with a language tutor to learn German lieder while their peers are pouring beer all over each other at pool parties. Probably they want to go to a top-tier university or music school like Harvard or Juilliard.
Physically INTJ teens may be a little neglectful of their appearance and prefer to dress in their own duds rather than a school uniform. They may have to be forced out of hiding behind a book or computer so they can get some fresh air, exercise, and proper food. But they can usually be reasoned with much better than most people their age.
INTJ teens might be quite sheltered if their parents allow their introverted tendencies free reign. They may have read and heard quite a lot about sex, but are smart enough to understand the consequences and are usually cautious about dating. They may wait until college or even later to start forming romantic attachments and may prefer their teachers and professors to people their own age.
INTJ teens are often epic babysitters who have more availability than more gregarious peers. Children start calming down around them and wanting to do things with them immediately. INTJs don’t court children the way extroverts would, but their quietness often makes little people very curious. They usually have cool books, comics, and toys that the kids like better than the usual ones.
10 Minute Explainer: Teenage Meltdowns
Lisa Damour, psychologist, New York Times columnist, and author of Under Pressure: Confronting the Epidemic of Stress and Anxiety in Girls (Ballantine Books, 2019), explains why teenagers are so prone to meltdowns, and offers advice on how to help.
What Teenagers Think About the Allegations Against Brett Kavanaugh
Leyla Fern King, a high school sophomore in St. Louis, Mo., was asked by her mother this week what she thinks about Brett M. Kavanaugh: If he was guilty at 17 of sexually assaulting a girl at a party decades ago, should he still be held accountable?
“He should,” said Ms. King, who is 15, “because you’re definitely supposed to know right from wrong by my age.”
.. teenagers across the country said in interviews that they were disturbed to see so many adults dismissing the accusations against Mr. Kavanaugh
.. They recognized the scenario outlined in Dr. Blasey’s allegation — a drunk teenage boy taking advantage of a girl at a house party. And in the backlash against Dr. Blasey, a research psychologist in California, the teens saw the way girls are often criticized for calling out mistreatment.
.. she worried that if the Senate does not take Dr. Blasey’s allegations seriously, it will reaffirm the idea that “boys will be boys,” and teach a dangerous lesson to teenagers today.
“Boys will learn that what you do in high school won’t affect your future at all, so go do the damage you need to do now,” she said.
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