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Gotta love these preteens nowadays.

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http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/07/06/chi....ap/index.html

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Girl, 11, charged with DUI after high-speed chase

ORANGE BEACH, Alabama (AP) -- Police who chased a car for miles along a highway at speeds up to 100 mph said the driver was drunk, hardly a rarity in this resort town. But there was more: When they looked inside the flipped vehicle with guns drawn, they found an 11-year-old girl at the wheel.

"You go up there thinking it's a felon you're dealing with," assistant police Chief Greg Duck said.

The girl, who was slightly injured in the crash, is now charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, speeding, reckless endangerment and leaving the scene of an accident. Duck said she sideswiped another vehicle during the roughly 8-mile chase.

The chase began around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday when a patrol officer near the Florida line saw the car speeding west along a beach highway, Duck said. When the officer flicked on his lights, the driver sped up. The girl rolled the car just inside the Gulf Shores city limit.

Duck said the girl, whose name was not released because of her age, told police she was on her way to pick up her sister at a concert.

Investigators found no alcohol in the car but believe the girl drank before getting behind the wheel of the car, which belongs to relatives.

Duck declined to release the girl's blood alcohol level but said a blood test at the hospital showed it was higher than .02, the legal limit for minors.
What I like about this story is that there's a legal limit for minors.
post #2 of 8
The marketing team for the Bratz movie are pretty dedicated, huh?

edited because I typed random silly nonsense
post #3 of 8
All I got to say is: ALABAMA.

Frankly, I'm surprised the car was mobile to begin with. Sure it wasn't a mobile home?
post #4 of 8
A couple more candidates for parents of the year.

2 pre-teen neighbor girls allegedly demand a ransom of $200,000

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A 1-year-old Enid boy was safe at home Thursday after allegedly being kidnapped earlier in the day by two pre-teen neighbors who demanded $200,000 in ransom.

Sheila Wells said her son, Brandon, was doing fine, despite the ordeal.

“He’s had a long day,” she said.

Enid police ar-rested two girls, sisters ages 12 and 10, who are ac-cused of breaking into Wells’ home, taking Brandon and leaving a note demanding a $200,000 ransom.

The girls told their mother they had “found the baby on the corner” when she no-ticed them with the infant, according to an Enid Police Department press release.

Their mother recognized the boy as the child of one of her neighbors.

Police received a call about 6:13 a.m. concerning the kidnapping in the 2200 block of D Court. Wells told police the 12-year-old girl came to her house and told her her sister had kidnapped Wells’ son.

Wells said she did not realize her son had been kidnapped until she was told by the girl.

The two girls live about a block from Wells’ home. They had snuck out of their house and broke into Wells’ home, according to police.

Once inside, they took the boy, who was sleeping in his crib, as well as $20, a stroller, diapers and wipes, police allege. They left a ransom note telling the mother, “If you want to see your son again then you won’t call police and report him missing and you will leave $200,000 on the sofa tonight and we will return your son back safe.” The note was signed “the kidnappers.”

Wells said she knew the girls, and the younger one had spent some time at her home. Wells said she went to the girls’ home and took her son back, along the items taken from her home.

“Her mom said she knew there was something ‘fishy’ about it,” Wells said. The girl was holding her child in her lap when she went to get her baby.

“She told me she wanted to be his new mommy,” Wells said. “She denied everything. When I walked in the door she was trying to make excuses to her mom.”

Wells said she had banned the 10-year-old girl from her home a few weeks ago.

Detectives interviewed the girls and placed them under arrest on suspicion of kidnapping, extortion and first-degree burglary. They were taken to Community Intervention Center.

Neither girl would give detectives any reason why they committed the crimes, according to police.

The girls appeared in Garfield County District Court about 4:30 p.m. Thursday for a hearing. Almost an hour later, they were led from the courthouse by police.

“I know they’re so young, but they need to learn from their mistakes,” Wells said.

She said she had not talked with the parents of the girls since their arrest.

“I couldn’t believe a 10-year-old girl would come into my house and take my son for I don’t know what reason,” Wells said.

She said one of the girls entered her home through a side door. Locks were being changed at the home while she was being interviewed Thursday evening.

“It’s still not going to help me sleep at night,” she said. “It makes me want to move.”
post #5 of 8
I just told my friend about this story and asked if he could guess what state it happened in. The first guess?

Alabama.
post #6 of 8
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Originally Posted by MikeShaynePI
A couple more candidates for parents of the year.

2 pre-teen neighbor girls allegedly demand a ransom of $200,000
Don't know how you coulda missed it with this title:

Pre-teens kidnap baby, leave ransom note, turn on each other

and it being only two threads down too....
post #7 of 8
Yup. My bad. Only clicked on the main topic from the main board menu. And someone had just emailed me the story.

EDIT: Though really we should just have a mass thread for stupid parents and their revolting offspring like we do with school shootings.
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That's what I thought after this DUI girl.

Post all stupid preteen news here! huzzah!
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