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<blockquote data-quote="200Meters" data-source="post: 755583" data-attributes="member: 23727"><p>My colleague was quite wrong about why the police want to talk to Youngest. He was brought to the local police station in our Jerusalem 'burb yesterday. The police told the Prison Service that they had a judge's order that Youngest be brought hither and that was that. I posted this on January 14:</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Regarding those "threats of violence", Youngest apparently threatened to do violence to / kill his ex-girlfriend & her brother. He was extremely upset and in a very stormy emotional state, and was running off at the mouth. Remember, he went to a party and never went anywhere even remotely near his ex-girlfriend or her family. But his ex-girlfriend filed a complaint against him with the police. That is why the police wanted to question him. He told them that he was in a highly emotional state and never, at any time, intended, or sought, to commit any act of violence. Hopefully, this won't go anywhere.</p><p></p><p>Yes, Youngest has got to learn to control his mouth & his temper and stop being his own worst enemy and he deserves what he gets; however, the ex-girlfriend didn't need to file a complaint against him. She had to have known that by breaking his house arrest, Youngest was in a heap of trouble and was going to jail. In American football terms, this was piling on. I think it was gratuitous and vindictive. That being said, Youngest has got to learn to control his mouth & his temper...</p><p></p><p>It's never boring.</p><p></p><p>Actually, boring would be nice...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="200Meters, post: 755583, member: 23727"] My colleague was quite wrong about why the police want to talk to Youngest. He was brought to the local police station in our Jerusalem 'burb yesterday. The police told the Prison Service that they had a judge's order that Youngest be brought hither and that was that. I posted this on January 14: Regarding those "threats of violence", Youngest apparently threatened to do violence to / kill his ex-girlfriend & her brother. He was extremely upset and in a very stormy emotional state, and was running off at the mouth. Remember, he went to a party and never went anywhere even remotely near his ex-girlfriend or her family. But his ex-girlfriend filed a complaint against him with the police. That is why the police wanted to question him. He told them that he was in a highly emotional state and never, at any time, intended, or sought, to commit any act of violence. Hopefully, this won't go anywhere. Yes, Youngest has got to learn to control his mouth & his temper and stop being his own worst enemy and he deserves what he gets; however, the ex-girlfriend didn't need to file a complaint against him. She had to have known that by breaking his house arrest, Youngest was in a heap of trouble and was going to jail. In American football terms, this was piling on. I think it was gratuitous and vindictive. That being said, Youngest has got to learn to control his mouth & his temper... It's never boring. Actually, boring would be nice... [/QUOTE]
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