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Yes, or alternatively, a $300,000 fine.
14 year old boy arrested in Bali
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Yes, or alternatively, a $300,000 fine.
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Isnt there Proceeds from Crime legislation that would prevent the kid profiting from this crime?
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My first post on this thread.
When I first read about this I thought **** this is going to cost the parents a heap of money, maybe their house. How many of us have got a wayward kid that no matter what you tell them, they know better.
Well this would have to be a wake up call to this kid and I bet the only reason the parents are taking the cash is because they will need it.
They won't be doing it for the opportunity to have their son embarrass them on national t.v.
I feel sorry for the parents and hope the son feels terrible for the position he has placed his parents in.
Just another smart ar$E kid.
When I first read about this I thought **** this is going to cost the parents a heap of money, maybe their house. How many of us have got a wayward kid that no matter what you tell them, they know better.
Well this would have to be a wake up call to this kid and I bet the only reason the parents are taking the cash is because they will need it.
They won't be doing it for the opportunity to have their son embarrass them on national t.v.
I feel sorry for the parents and hope the son feels terrible for the position he has placed his parents in.
Just another smart ar$E kid.
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I would hope so.
What a change to this child from when he was first arrested to now. He is now crying that he wants to come home, best lesson he has ever had.
Show that on his Facebook or on ipad. Priceless
If he started smoking marijuana at 12yo, I think the parents have alot to answer for.
What the big question is, "How much of this money will be bribes for the authorities over there? That money is his ride home, not their law system.
Not so long ago it was on disclosed on Australian TV by a person who came up against their law, that it had costed them $100,000 in bribes to get out of the country.
Gee its almost a joke. What they do over there.
And with all this going on Gillard thinks she made a good deal with Malayisia.
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Mmmmmm 2nd breakfast
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So true.