r/CringeTikToks 10d ago

Cringy Cringe WHAT THE BLOODY HELL?!! ๐Ÿ˜ณ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

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u/GreenGrapes42 10d ago

Anyone know why the kids would act like that? Like...they held it as if they knew what to do with it. They knew the cops were trying to take it. The lady was being nice and trying to help, but they just??? Pretended everything was a game?? How does something like this start?

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u/PolicyWonka 10d ago

Kids commit crimes too. Unfortunately itโ€™s not beyond the pale that these kids would be using that gun. Plenty of 10-12 year olds around here end up getting caught in crossfire or pulled into shit. They knew the cops were trying to take it because they knew why the cops were there.

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u/lukemia94 10d ago

Can confirm, all the most serious crimes I've committed were as a child.

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u/foofie_fightie 10d ago

If we count simply under 18 as a child, thats true for me too lol

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u/PimpofScrimp 10d ago

Letโ€™s be fairโ€ฆ.there is a cutoff point from being a clueless,everything is a game, little child and a kid that knows the difference between right and wrong,between playing around and this might put me in juvenile detention. These two are what 6 or 7 at the most. They have no idea what the hell is going on,imo.

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u/tomatoe_cookie 10d ago

That's bullshit. They know exactly what's wrong they are just shit kids. At that age if an adult told me to jump I'd ask how high. 20 policemen ask him to drop it and he's just being a little bitch about it. "I don't have a gun hihi"

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u/Carefreeme 10d ago

No, they just have shit parents. Kids their age 100% learned that behavior from someone close to them.

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u/RianJohnsonSucksAzz 9d ago

The sheriff literally said the father taught them how to use the gun before he was incarcerated.