Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "Police Forcefully Arrest Mother Inside of Her Own Home | NowThis" video.

@d12tu25 I looked up articles on this and I think that was the age given. But correct me if I'm wrong.
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He explained that her son wasn't going to be arrested and should be home. She literally doesn't want her kid. Come on, the cop was sticking up for a child here. Tho he shouldn't have arrested her, he let go.
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This cop cared more for her son at that moment than she did. I know cops are badly trained, and lots of bad ones. But this dude hardly deserves that kind of sentiment for looking out for a kid that is being written off
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@LordErnie No because it wasn't proven that the kid attacked her children and she didn't say he did. She's just saying whatever. He's her child. Aside from kids hurting each other. Even if he should be some place else. That journey begins in his home. How is she going to complain about him running away, which is also her responsibility, and then deny him access. She should want him there. Imagine any other scenario where a child ran away and instead of wanting him home, the parent wants him to be denied entry into the house. That is so outside the norm, of how people think. I understand he's difficult but how long as she been like this, and is there a reason he doesn't always want to be there. And is that attitude helpful. What she say was that he hit things and she had kids there. I'm going off memory. Her attitude could bet well cause the behavior she's complaining about. But I don't know the chicken and the egg scenario, which came first. But that kid needs help, not a mom kicking him out. She also did go to push the cop. But she might have had the right too, I don't know. And I don't know if catching it was wrong of him. But this is a situation where the cop actually showed sympathy for the most vulnerable person there, which is the kid that got essentially kicked out of his house. And we don't know if he knew her stipulations because it doesn't sound like they talked. At the very least, denied entry. This seems like a case more for CPC.
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@Nekulturny no it's not because the kid is 16. He literally has no home even if he's arrested it should be in his home. There's no resolving it except at his home by his parent. This is not an adult. It's ridiculous to even consider him responsible for showing up. This is on her. At least partially, if not totally. And you want a kid treated as a criminal instead of having a chance. Its their word and against his and this was told second hand to the son. But refusing entry to a minor is ridiculous.
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@soulclean1983 I think they're misunderstanding what harbouring a fugitive even is. Letting someone into their house doesn't fit the definition. That's where police would expect to find him. If she told the police he wasn't there when he was, that would count. It's better to be where the police would expect to find him than in the wind. I understand that the mom has a frustrating child, but that doesn't make her right about what she did to the kid. And the cop went too far at the end, but it doesn't make the cop wrong about the kid. He says he's not there for the warrant. But I also want to give the cop credit for actually caring about the kid.
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