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In reply to the discussion: Authorities say a Georgia teacher was killed in a prank gone wrong. A teen is charged with homicide [View all]

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Authorities say a Georgia teacher was killed in a prank gone wrong. A teen is charged with homicide [View all] WhiskeyGrinder Yesterday OP
There has to be accountability exboyfil Yesterday #1
TPing is not vandalism. WhiskeyGrinder Yesterday #2
Yes TPing a house is considered a form of vandalism. Irish_Dem Yesterday #5
A vandalism charge requires some form of damage. TPing, as you say, usually catches a charge of criminal mischief WhiskeyGrinder Yesterday #6
No, damage is not necessary to be classified as vandalism. Irish_Dem 23 hrs ago #7
In not sure what law you are reading. Georgia law does not have a specific crime called vandalism. Ms. Toad 22 hrs ago #13
The teacher didn't die from TPing. LisaL 23 hrs ago #11
He may, or may not have been driving recklessly. Ms. Toad 22 hrs ago #14
Again, he is charged with reckless driving. LisaL 15 hrs ago #22
Simple answer - yes - when the relatives of the victim are asking for mercy. Ms. Toad 15 hrs ago #23
My assertion is that he is charged with reckless driving, which he is. LisaL 15 hrs ago #24
Because your statements sound like you believe it has been. Ms. Toad 10 hrs ago #27
The driver who hit and killed the teacher is charged with felonies. LisaL 23 hrs ago #9
These kids were expressing their love for him. There are such things as accidents, Greybnk48 Yesterday #3
And yet we do have very specific rules for driving. LisaL 23 hrs ago #10
We don't know. Ms. Toad 22 hrs ago #15
He is charged with reckless driving. LisaL 15 hrs ago #21
Let me help you out Greg_In_SF 22 hrs ago #12
Every other weekend for next 5 years IbogaProject Yesterday #4
The student driving, at 18, is no LisaL 23 hrs ago #8
I was refering to that high school kid's parents IbogaProject 20 hrs ago #16
They should be banned from using toilet paper. Georgia should have a plentiful supply of corncobs RedWhiteBlueIsRacist 20 hrs ago #17
I doubt the DA ultimately takes this to trial or insists on those charges ScratchCat 19 hrs ago #18
Hopefully they had to pay for all the damages to the house they caused MichMan 17 hrs ago #20
As a confessed former TP-er, it's tragic. Would never pull those pranks today...too allegorical oracle 19 hrs ago #19
I almost ran over my own husband once. KentuckyWoman 14 hrs ago #25
If they hadn't ever pulled the prank, the teacher would still be alive. MichMan 13 hrs ago #26
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