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THIS GUY SHOULD BE TAKEN OUT..
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Most of you have never heard me say that, I think perhaps there was one other instance where I said the guy should be killed, but the guy that ate his 4 years olds eyes should be shot..
I cannot understand how and I dont care if you are on a drug or not, you can hurt a child...
I cannot understand how and I dont care if you are on a drug or not, you can hurt a child...
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Don
Most of you have never heard me say that, I think perhaps there was one other instance where I said the guy should be killed, but the guy that ate his 4 years olds eyes should be shot..
I cannot understand how and I dont care if you are on a drug or not, you can hurt a child...
I guess I am glad that I haven't heard about this one.
Read it, ...I first heard this on the news on my way to work...I had to pull over..
Bakersfield father is accused of biting out one of the eyes of his small child and similarly mutilating the other eye, leaving the child blind.
After attacking the child, 34-year-old Angel Vidal Mendoza Sr. quickly left his apartment in a wheelchair, entered a backyard of a nearby vacant home and attacked his own legs with an ax, severely injuring himself, Bakersfield police reported.
The child, 4-year-old Angelo Mendoza Jr., later told police, "My daddy ate my eyes."
Doctors at Mercy Hospital said it is unknown whether the child will regain vision in his right eye.
Child Protective Services cannot discuss the case, CPS program director Brian Parnell said. But in cases of serious abuse, the child is taken into protective custody, he said.
Some foster homes have specialized medical training, but more such people are needed, he said.
The boy's mother, Desirae Marie Bermudez, 23, was not present during the incident. There is a $15,000 warrant for her arrest for failing to complete a drug treatment program in late 2008, court documents say.
A search warrant report said the father "was displaying symptoms of being under the influence of PCP."
Both he and Bermudez were charged with being under the influence of PCP in a 2006 criminal case. Both pleaded no contest to child endangerment charges in that case, records say.
So why was the boy still living with the father?
CPS officials say there has to pretty much be serious physical abuse -- major bruises or broken bones -- before a child is taken away from his parents automatically.
In cases where parents are using drugs, CPS will definitely check on the child, Parnell said. But they won't necessarily remove the child. That all depends on the extent of the drug abuse or the availability of other care -- relatives or neighbors -- for the children, he said.
The incident happened in the early evening of April 28 at the apartment the father and son share at 422 Ohio Drive near Terrace Way and Madison Street in southeast Bakersfield.
Police and search warrant reports say:
On the morning of April 28, Mendoza asked neighbor Elizabeth Rodriguez, 36, for a ride to a work-related appointment later in the day.
At 6 p.m., she sent her 12-year-old son to get Mendoza. The boy said Mendoza opened his door slightly and looked nervous, but didn't let him in. Mendoza said he would be right out.
But a few minutes later, Rodriguez saw Mendoza rolling his wheelchair quickly away.
The 12-year-old boy and another neighbor went to Mendoza's apartment and discovered the child on the floor.
Meanwhile, witnesses told police a man was yelling and screaming in a wheelchair from the backyard and hitting his legs with an ax.
Mendoza, who remains in custody in lieu of $1 million bail, is charged with mayhem, torture, child cruelty and inflicting an injury to a child.
He's scheduled for a May 20 hearing.
His criminal history dates back to 1998 and includes convictions for drugs, battery, check forgery and a misdemeanor child endangerment.
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its funny and strange to hear how many bizzarre and unthinkable things can happen on this earth. sad fact is...no matter how gross it gets, it all nets the same price, decay in social order and loss of moral respect as a nation. if only we respond with the same disgust towards all the things that we have become tolerant with in todays society, what a better place we'd be.
america use to be great. the further the american log rolls from the fire, the colder it gets. soon it will go out.[:(]
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I try to avoid some of the news anymore,......it's simply too depressing to hear about the kind of world we live in lately.[xx(]
This stuff is (or was) a horse tranquilizer. It knocks horses smooth out, but it's interesting to see them coming out from under it. Looks alot like what you see in human users.
sick basturd![:(!][:(!]
the answer to this is simple...surgically remove dads eyes and transplant into the child before the dad is is executed.[:(!]
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Then we can torture him...
Don
[:(]
He did not kill This occurred in California, so the death penalty is not appropriate part of this discussion anyhow. Remember, they know what's best in their little world out there.
The rest of us are a bunch of heathens. [;)]
THIS GUY SHOULD BE TAKEN OUT..
We agree, and I would be ashamed to do it for free.[:(!]
My God. people, where is your pity!?!
Just kidding...fry him....
God help us!
i don;t say that often but this deserves it.
a heavy heart for the little ones , rusty
AT
I think PCP, as well as all other drugs, should be legalized since the gub'mint has no business in the private aspects of peoples' lives. Let them make their own decisions as to what medications should be used to treat whatever they feel like treating. It's their bodies and the constitution says nothing about drug laws.
Yeah.
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Another genius comment from one note Johnny.
That against the law thing really worked here, huh?
quote:Originally posted by Barzillia
I think PCP, as well as all other drugs, should be legalized since the gub'mint has no business in the private aspects of peoples' lives. Let them make their own decisions as to what medications should be used to treat whatever they feel like treating. It's their bodies and the constitution says nothing about drug laws.
Yeah.
[:o)]
Another genius comment from one note Johnny.
That against the law thing really worked here, huh?
Yep... Clueless to the Nth degree.
I'm not familiar with the story but I would assume that the man is severly, mentally ill. He must have been having some sort of pscychotic episode I assume.
THAT'S an understatement!
AT
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quote:Originally posted by mateomasfeo
quote:Originally posted by Barzillia
I think PCP, as well as all other drugs, should be legalized since the gub'mint has no business in the private aspects of peoples' lives. Let them make their own decisions as to what medications should be used to treat whatever they feel like treating. It's their bodies and the constitution says nothing about drug laws.
Yeah.
[:o)]
Another genius comment from one note Johnny.
That against the law thing really worked here, huh?
Your point is what ?
Beyond insult, I mean.
Have someone re-read it to you.
HINT: Place particular focus on the words...
I did.
Your ability to communicate via snappy comments appears to be in decline.
That, or there was nothing else beyond insult to begin with.
I encourage you to try again.
To make a point, that is.
Have a third grader help you...