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Teens send nude pics to one other, face kiddie porn charges
Two girls from Greensburg, who police say are "14 or 15" years old, allegedly sent nude photos to two boys who are slightly older than them (16 or 17) using their cell phones. The photos were discovered in October after one of the youngsters was caught using a cell phone during school hours—a violation of school rules—and had the phone taken away. The photos were discovered at that time—I didn't know teachers could go snooping through your cell phone, either—and turned over to police.
"It was a self portrait taken of a juvenile female taking pictures of her body, nude," Greensburg Police Department captain George Seranko told WPXI News. "Taking nude pictures of yourself, nothing good can come out of it."
Apparently nothing good came out of grammar school for Seranko either. Draconian laws at their best - hurting the ones they're supposed to protect. No wait, maybe they're not trying to protect the kids after all. I found this comment from the article's discussion section quite interesting:
If you think of it that way, painting these kids as evil deviants that need to be locked up for their own good helps promote the notion of a scary sub-human class that needs to be wiped out. Food for thought I guess.
His second post is equally interesting:
- Mike
Two girls from Greensburg, who police say are "14 or 15" years old, allegedly sent nude photos to two boys who are slightly older than them (16 or 17) using their cell phones. The photos were discovered in October after one of the youngsters was caught using a cell phone during school hours—a violation of school rules—and had the phone taken away. The photos were discovered at that time—I didn't know teachers could go snooping through your cell phone, either—and turned over to police.
"It was a self portrait taken of a juvenile female taking pictures of her body, nude," Greensburg Police Department captain George Seranko told WPXI News. "Taking nude pictures of yourself, nothing good can come out of it."
Apparently nothing good came out of grammar school for Seranko either. Draconian laws at their best - hurting the ones they're supposed to protect. No wait, maybe they're not trying to protect the kids after all. I found this comment from the article's discussion section quite interesting:
composer777 said:
If you think of it that way, painting these kids as evil deviants that need to be locked up for their own good helps promote the notion of a scary sub-human class that needs to be wiped out. Food for thought I guess.
His second post is equally interesting:
The point here is that we can help exploited children, but this isn't the way to do it. Much can be done to fix society's problems, but let's not dare inconvenience the higher ups.composer777 said:
- Mike
