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re: Kid that hit the Brambletts still causing trouble.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 4:54 pm to NorthGwinnettTiger
Posted on 12/14/19 at 4:54 pm to NorthGwinnettTiger
It just seems like he is a danger to others on the road and it's disappointing that back in November nothing was done on the spot
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Posted on 12/14/19 at 5:00 pm to N97883
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It just seems like he is a danger to others on the road and it's disappointing that back in November nothing was done on the spot
Reminds me of the asshat who was out on bond FOR KIDNAPPING charge, then kidnapped and KILLED that girl from Homewood. There is no reason this kid should have a valid driver's license 5 months after killing two people and test positive for drugs. It's a wonder, after reading about his latest escapades, he hasn't hurt someone else.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 5:27 pm to N97883
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It just seems like he is a danger to others on the road and it's disappointing that back in November nothing was done on the spot
He's 100% a danger to others, and the prosecutor should absolutely move to get him in front of a judge as soon as possible. Don't disagree with that at all. He's a danger to himself and others with whatever is going through his head right now. I'm just pushing back against the notion this is his family's fault. They are good people, and not this entitled bunch of affluenza infected people. They are just relatives of the Johnstons and aren't this massively wealthy group of people. I have wealthy relatives...they haven't shared any of their money or privilege with me. That's the point I'm trying to make.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 5:42 pm to NorthGwinnettTiger
I concede that his actions may not reflect the totality of his family’s values, however, the cars he drives are likely registered to his parents. They can determine who is allowed to use their personal vehicles. I doubt a car can be registered to a 16 year old unmarried minor in Alabama. What is the law?
They should take the keys until the kid gets the help he needs or the case is adjudicated. He has a record of poor driving decisions.
They should take the keys until the kid gets the help he needs or the case is adjudicated. He has a record of poor driving decisions.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 5:46 pm to makersmark1
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Can you own property in Alabama at 16?
Yes. If his name is on the title, he owns it. You can’t simply “take it away” if you’re the parent.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 5:49 pm to Aubie Spr96
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Yes. If his name is on the title, he owns it. You can’t simply “take it away” if you’re the parent.
Can he buy insurance?
I don’t know.
When my dad went to rent an apartment in 1961 at 18, he had to go see a judge to have his “majority” declared so he could enter a lease.
Different time.
So you can own property at any age?
With no guardian?
Posted on 12/14/19 at 5:54 pm to makersmark1
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“So a 16 or 17 year old normally can get car insurance for a motor vehicle however since they are a minor a parent or guardian typically will be required to sign on the policy with the teen. If you live with your parents and are a minor that does not own a car than to get your car insurance needs covered you would usually be placed on your parent's policy as a driver which there is not an age limit to do as long as you have your permit or license.
In general one must be an adult to obtain an insurance policy on their own, so 18 years of age or older. If you are under 18, and thus still considered a minor, then normally state laws and insurance companies' guidelines will require you to have a parent or guardian sign on legal documents, such as an insurance policy, with you.
State laws vary on the minimum age to own a car so in some states a minor must have a parent be on the title and registration with them for the car and then also on the car insurance policy with them. While other states just impose a minimum age to be the sole owner of a car then leave it up to the insurance company to put in place any requirement for a parent or guardian to also sign on the car insurance policy of a minor.”
“So a 16 or 17 year old normally can get car insurance for a motor vehicle however since they are a minor a parent or guardian typically will be required to sign on the policy with the teen. If you live with your parents and are a minor that does not own a car than to get your car insurance needs covered you would usually be placed on your parent's policy as a driver which there is not an age limit to do as long as you have your permit or license.
In general one must be an adult to obtain an insurance policy on their own, so 18 years of age or older. If you are under 18, and thus still considered a minor, then normally state laws and insurance companies' guidelines will require you to have a parent or guardian sign on legal documents, such as an insurance policy, with you.
State laws vary on the minimum age to own a car so in some states a minor must have a parent be on the title and registration with them for the car and then also on the car insurance policy with them. While other states just impose a minimum age to be the sole owner of a car then leave it up to the insurance company to put in place any requirement for a parent or guardian to also sign on the car insurance policy of a minor.”
Posted on 12/14/19 at 6:48 pm to makersmark1
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the cars he drives are likely registered to his parents.
You don't know that. His parental situation is different than you can comprehend. It's not appropriate to discuss on here, but it's different. He doesn't come home to a mom and dad. He doesn't come home to a parent and step-parent. He has a loving family, but it is different.
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They should take the keys until the kid gets the help he needs or the case is adjudicated. He has a record of poor driving decisions.
I do not dispute this at all. He needs to be ubering everywhere.
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Posted on 12/14/19 at 7:48 pm to NorthGwinnettTiger
I don't really care who is raising him. I can't imagine they are letting this kid drive around. especially when he getting tickets and acting strangely and evidently still involved with weed. This bleeding heart bullshite I see from some of you is going to get another innocent person(s) killed, as it did with the girl that got murdered.
And look...I can sympathize with the parents or caregivers to the extent of you can't control everything your 'kids' do. I have two teenagers and trust me it is not easy being a parent. That being said, driving is not a right and it will not effect this kids life one bit to not drive for a few years (I assume he has no job, I have not heard it mentioned). When one of my kids was a 10th grader he got involved in a situation and I took his car away for 2 months. I told him if it happened again, his car would be on Craiglist the next the day. It is not rocket science...they F up, take away their privelages.
And look...I can sympathize with the parents or caregivers to the extent of you can't control everything your 'kids' do. I have two teenagers and trust me it is not easy being a parent. That being said, driving is not a right and it will not effect this kids life one bit to not drive for a few years (I assume he has no job, I have not heard it mentioned). When one of my kids was a 10th grader he got involved in a situation and I took his car away for 2 months. I told him if it happened again, his car would be on Craiglist the next the day. It is not rocket science...they F up, take away their privelages.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 8:35 pm to wareagle7298
Agree 100%. Sick of hearing excuses for this kid.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 8:41 pm to wareagle7298
quote:You don't know whether they knew about additional driving issues before anyone else did. Even his lawyer stated he was shocked about the ongoing issues. I hid shite from my parents all the time at his age. And nothing that has happened since that day mentions weed, you are adding that.
. I can't imagine they are letting this kid drive around. especially when he getting tickets and acting strangely and evidently still involved with weed.
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When one of my kids was a 10th grader he got involved in a situation and I took his car away for 2 months. I told him if it happened again, his car would be on Craiglist the next the day.
If your 10th grader fricked up again despite your warning, you a shite dad? Or is your kid a dumbfrick teenager that can't get right?
Posted on 12/14/19 at 8:43 pm to auburnu008
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Sick of hearing excuses for this kid.
Nobody is making excuses for this kid. We're saying stop blaming the family.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 9:17 pm to NorthGwinnettTiger
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ut he does come from a very good family. This family has been in Auburn for generations, and brought a lot of good to Auburn.
It does not matter what “good” you believe they have done. They have also raised a young man with no regard for human life.
I am not bashing him for the Bramlett accident. Nor am I bashing his parents for it.
What I am bashing them for is letting him behind the wheel again. Any parent with common sense would have had his license removed, cancelled his car insurance, and begin random drug screens with a plan for residential treatment for the first dirty urine.
It is obvious that they did noting of substance. He is still using drugs, still driving wreckless, still lying to police.
Yet some of you want to hold the parents up as innocent victims that this could happen to randomly.
43 Lutzie’s situation could happen to ANY of us. Any person is capable of making a single bad decision that changes the course of your life. Pregnancy. DUI. Paralysis or death. In those situations, my heart breaks for the parents and the kids themselves.
But this young mans pattern of behavior reflects on his authority/parents.
They are either:
1. weak and ineffective - not fit to raise a child with conduct disorder.
2. Just as indifferent to human life as he is.
Pick one. But there is no option #3 where they are great people and great parents.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 9:28 pm to SECdragonmaster
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He is still using drugs,
There is no evidence of this whatsoever.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 9:33 pm to NorthGwinnettTiger
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He is still using drugs
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There is no evidence of this whatsoever.
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When the officer went back to the vehicle with the citations he could smell marijuana coming from inside the vehicle, the report states. The officer went on to tell Taylor he could smell marijuana. Taylor told the officer that he could search the vehicle and that he had not smoked marijuana since May, according to the report. Police discovered empty cigar packets and small pieces of marijuana on the floorboard of the vehicle, the report states.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 9:53 pm to Smoke7024
frick this kids parents. Auburn should rally up and make their lives miserable for being such failures.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 9:57 pm to SECdragonmaster
Still stand by he's a fricking moron, but he makes his own choices.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 10:18 pm to AUsteriskPride
quote:Burn their house and business down! Leave no stone unturned!!! Hang them! Crucify them! March them through the streets and drum them!!
frick this kids parents. Auburn should rally up and make their lives miserable for being such failures.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 10:24 pm to ChexMix
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Burn their house and business down! Leave no stone unturned!!! Hang them! Crucify them! March them through the streets and drum them!!
Cancel culture. Internet justice.
Posted on 12/14/19 at 10:30 pm to NorthGwinnettTiger
I just want the kid to not drive until this is adjudicated further.
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