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The teen girl's mother, who is also not being identified to protect the identity of the minor, told CTV in an interview that she had alerted the police more than a month before the episode -- but got no real response.
"They wouldn't even look at my phone. They just said to block him and forget it," she claimed. "I've been waiting for six weeks for the police to give me a name behind the Instagram account."
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), the country's federal law enforcement body, disputed that account. According to authorities, the man in the video was in fact under investigation for child solicitation since March, after the mother brought the matter to their attention.
"The police had directed her not to take matters into her own hands, that we were investigating it," an RCMP spokesman told CTV. "She was directed not to make the meet happen."
"Shouldn't a guy be able to protect his own family in his house?" the father told The San Francisco Chronicle. "This is ridiculous, and I felt that was the best way to do it."
The mom lured (so invited) the man there then they attack him. That seems to make them the law breakers at that point.
originally posted by: smkymcnugget420
a reply to: roadgravel
The mom lured (so invited) the man there then they attack him. That seems to make them the law breakers at that point.
the creep is trying to bang their 13 yo daughter... i would have gone to him in a heartbeat!
take it right to trial, all you need is 1 parent on the jury.
originally posted by: roadgravel
The mom lured (so invited) the man there then they attack him. That seems to make them the law breakers at that point.
originally posted by: infolurker
a reply to: SlapMonkey
If you live in a country like Canada or the UK that commonly prosecutes self-defense actions then why in the world would you involve the police ever?
originally posted by: roadgravel
The mom lured (so invited) the man there then they attack him. That seems to make them the law breakers at that point.
originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
originally posted by: roadgravel
The mom lured (so invited) the man there then they attack him. That seems to make them the law breakers at that point.
Evidently you don't have children and never intend to.
originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: dug88
That's strange, since their website says you have be at least 19 at the time you start with them and have a high school diploma or equivalent.
@ - OP: gotta agree with Infolurker. Yea, a guy has a right to defend his family in his own home....but that right gets a little fuzzy when you invite somebody over with the intent of putting hands on them.