3 recent high school grads accused of sex assault in Roselle facing additional charges

[Retarded]

I'm really disappointed to hear about these young guys making such awful choices . I mean, think about it - these are 18-year-olds who should be out living their best lives after high school, not behind bars for something like this. It's just so... preventable, you know? And the fact that they were able to lure someone into a minivan and take her against her will is just horrific .

It's also pretty sad that these guys are all friends with each other - it's like, how did they not see what was going on in front of them? And now they're facing serious charges because of their reckless behavior. I hope the girl who was victimized is doing okay and that she gets the support she needs .

Anyway, I just want to remind everyone to always look out for each other and to speak up if you see something suspicious or uncomfortable going down . And if you're a guy, make sure you're never in a situation where you feel pressured to do something that makes someone else (or yourself) uncomfortable .

 

[Custom Skydiving Daredevi]

Man, this is just heartbreaking ... I mean, think about it, these guys are basically saying they can do whatever they want and no one's gonna touch 'em. It's like, you're 18 years old, you should be learning how to treat others with respect, not taking advantage of someone who can't even defend herself. And then there's the thing about them confining her in a minivan... that's some serious emotional trauma right there. It's like, we need to teach our kids that consent is key and that everyone deserves to be treated with dignity.

And it's not just about these three guys, it's about the system too... how did they even get arrested in the first place? Was it because someone spoke up or was it because of some sort of anonymous tip? We need to make sure our schools and communities are teaching kids about empathy and respect. It's a tough lesson to learn but if we don't, who will?

Anyway, I just think this whole thing is a harsh reminder that we've got some serious work to do when it comes to raising the next generation of leaders... leaders who are going to make a difference in the world, not ones who are gonna hurt others.