They didn't try to help or call for it. Just stood their rolling around in laughter. How humane.
Just the other day one animal helped another when it was struggling and about to suffer the same fate.
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Teens laugh as man drowns right before them
2017-07-21 11:02:03
2017-07-21 11:20:17
In reply to JahJah
RIP.
The teens were probably scared of all the tats. Or maybe could not swim
Police identified and interviewed the five teens involved. Cocoa Police Chief Mike Cataloupe calls their actions “utterly inhumane and cruel,” but says criminal charges won’t be filed because state law doesn’t require people give or call for help when someone’s in distress.
I would call 911
2017-07-21 11:20:25
In reply to JahJah
Too many people are valuing human lives as if they were nothing these days. Sad.
2017-07-21 11:41:04
In reply to Dan_De_Lyan
So the fear of tats drove them to laughter while filming the whole ordeal...gotcha!!
2017-07-21 11:56:22
In reply to JahJah
those white teens are not jumping in to save anyone. Would u jump in to save the guy? No, you would keep ur white ass out and wait for help.
the laughter is just teens being teens.
2017-07-21 12:03:12
In reply to JahJah
Were they charged under the Good Samaritan Law?
2017-07-21 12:09:26
In reply to archangel
From above:
state law doesn’t require people give or call for help when someone’s in distress
Still sad. Couldn't even take the time to at least call someone, before taking damn video.
2017-07-21 12:30:35
In reply to Dan_De_Lyan
Teens being teens eh.
If I saw someone drowning and I were an expert swimmer you better believe I would damn well jump in and help them. At the very least I would not be standing there filming them die, while laugh in the process. I'd be dialing or calling for help.
Your replies say quite a bit about you and your way of thinking.
2017-07-21 12:49:13
In reply to JahJah
Teens being teens eh.
you know that these clown white teens were swimmers?
were not there? did u hear them trying to tell him to get out?
I can not mourn for every tragedy that takes place.
I rescued a man from imminent death and got a police citation for it.
You sound just like those white teens.
video
2017-07-21 12:50:47
Watching someone die and don't do anything,and laugh on top of that,at least call for help.I cannot find words to describe them.
2017-07-21 13:08:25
Maybe this had something to do with it...
Dunn, who was heavily tattooed, was last seen wearing a black shirt emblazoned with the phrase ‘I’m Blessed,’ and a red hat that read "Only God can judge me,"
2017-07-21 13:36:24
In reply to Dan_De_Lyan
Hheheehhe, he just died. Hahahahah, He dead.
Yes, normal behaviour.
Thanks for letting me know.
PS: I need to be there to know that they should have got off the damn phone and made a call..and at the very least doh laugh?
PPS: Who asking you to mourn nuh tragedy?
2017-07-21 13:39:18
Fucked up
Peeps today.....in particular some teenagers....well desensitized
the instant gratification world in which we live reaps it's own whirlwind
2017-07-21 13:39:32
In reply to JahJah
they were acting normal and casual. That might be a product of their upbringing.
PPS: Who asking you to mourn nuh tragedy?
Your replies say quite a bit about you and your way of thinking.
that is you getting worked up about ur above statement. I just gave u my feelings on the tragedy. I wish they would not happen, But when it does, I am affected only when it is PPl I know personally.
Damn getto ass white kids!!!
2017-07-21 13:48:47
In reply to imusic
So right...the ever increasing shock value required by Social Media is making human decency an inconvenient quality.
2017-07-22 10:47:52
In reply to Dan_De_Lyan
No one expected them to jump in and save the guy, I would not recommend it, unless you are a strong swimmer and know what you are doing.
Should have called for help.
2017-07-22 11:05:23
In reply to black
Should have called for help.
Agreed.
The lack of concern is reflective of their upbringing.
I am a below decent swimmer but jumping in to save someone is a bad idea.
If you can get them to hold on to some thing like a pole or a rope.
Someone going down has a death grip and will take u down.
2017-07-22 19:44:36
In reply to Dan_De_Lyan
you need to see that vid.
those kids have zero sense of value of human life and worse...really represent the scum and failure of adults to raise children properly.
it aint that difficult to see that as they laughed and taunted the man as he drowned.
2017-07-22 20:05:35
In reply to powen001
I saw and posted the video.
those kids have zero sense of value of human life and worse...really represent the scum and failure of adults to raise children properly.
that is the pearl being cultured.
it aint that difficult to see that as they laughed and taunted the man as he drowned.
It is not.
Are you aware of the 14 years old level of empathy these days.
Ps read the conversation, no speed reading.
2017-07-23 19:02:54
The teens were interviewed by police, during which they admitted to being in the area "smoking weed," police said.
Link
2017-07-24 20:59:38
In reply to Narper
Police say that on the morning he drowned, Dunn had gotten into a "verbal altercation" with his mother and "possibly his fiancé," during which he told his fiancé to "leave the house," Martinez said.
"(His fiancé) left the home at about 12:40 p.m. Based on the video, he went into the water at about 12:50 p.m. and then drowned. He was in the water struggling for one or two minutes for the video portion," Martinez told CNN.
"We don't have anything criminal resulting from that incident," Martinez said. "Our detectives were trying to get potentially if a negligence law could apply. The state attorney advises it doesn't meet standard for a criminal charge
"(His fiancé) left the home at about 12:40 p.m. Based on the video, he went into the water at about 12:50 p.m. and then drowned. He was in the water struggling for one or two minutes for the video portion," Martinez told CNN.
"We don't have anything criminal resulting from that incident," Martinez said. "Our detectives were trying to get potentially if a negligence law could apply. The state attorney advises it doesn't meet standard for a criminal charge
If I chased you with a machete and you are killed by a car while running across the road getting away.
I will be charged with manslaughter.
If I mentally cause you distress to a point that you walked into a lake and met your demise.
The law can't prove anything.
Look at cyber bullying. There is documentation of metal distress.(the girl that distress and encouraged the teen to kill himself)
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