PA Teen Shot In Head - Police Calling It Road Rage

[Glenn B]

A PA teenager, a recent HS grad, was reportedly trying to merge into the same lane as a male subject driving a red pickup truck, on Wednesday, when the man pulled out a gun and shot her in the head causing her to swerve off of the road and crash. She died of her wounds.

There is reportedly video of at least some of this happening and the police have been given descriptions of the shooter and have a composite drawing of him. He is described as about 30 to 40 years old with a medium build and blond hair. They also said the red Pick-up was a Chevy. (Source.)

This is a composite of the alleged shooter:



The source of the composite drawing and an updated report can be seen here: Sketch released of gunman in teen's road rage killing.

A young life wasted, apparently in a senseless shooting.

 

[carpediem]

People are fucked up lately.

 

[GOPerfect]

People are fucked up lately.

Yes they are.

RIP

 

[kev74]

People are fucked up lately.

Lately?

 

[carpediem]

Lately?

More than usual it seems.

 

[freddy]

Wait just a minute here. He's not black! He's not a muslim!

 

[Podmonkey]

Its because nobody beats their children's ass anymore.

 

[carpediem]

Its because nobody beats their children's ass anymore.

I never beat my daughters' ass and she just graduated salutatorian with a 100.71 avg. and is going to college almost entirely paid for by scholarships. The problem is that brain dead morons are reproducing and people aren't raising their kids. They let the tv do it for them.

 

[Podmonkey]

I never beat my daughters' ass and she just graduated salutatorian with a 100.71 avg. and is going to college almost entirely paid for by scholarships. The problem is that brain dead morons are reproducing and people aren't raising their kids. They let the tv do it for them.

Some kids are naturally well behaved. Some aren't. Thems are the ones what need their ass beat.

 

[shootemup]

Some kids are naturally well behaved. Some aren't. Thems are the ones what need their ass beat.

PAIN is the great teacher..............I KNOW !! Dad's belt (did not get it very often) = SHOCK and AWE Looking back, the pain wasn't all that much, but from a child's perspective it was. I can still feel my stocking feet warming up as I ran in place on the linoleum......good thing dad had a good hold on one arm, if he had let go, I mighta launched right through the wall, if I had gotten any traction !! LOL

 

[spat]

I never beat my daughters' ass and she just graduated salutatorian with a 100.71 avg. and is going to college almost entirely paid for by scholarships. The problem is that brain dead morons are reproducing and people aren't raising their kids. They let the tv do it for them.

The fact that it's possible to graduate with a 100.71% average is indicative of the problem.

I am sure your daughter is great, but she isn't. 0.71% better than perfect.

 

[Exonautic]

I never beat my daughters' ass and she just graduated salutatorian with a 100.71 avg. and is going to college almost entirely paid for by scholarships. The problem is that brain dead morons are reproducing and people aren't raising their kids. They let the tv do it for them.

I wanna know the valedictorians grade if 100.72 is 2nd place.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Sorry to disagree but you can teach your kids without laying a hand on them. We've raised 2 productive respectful teenage boys (oldest won't be a teenager anymore on Monday ) without the threat of physical harm. From day one we made sure of it and never let our guard down. Also, we set an example so we weren't hypocritical. Teaching hard work, self pride, respect and personal responsibility go much further than physical punishment. Has nothing to do with luck IMHO.

 

[Doc8404]

Amen DE.

 

[Podmonkey]

Sorry to disagree but you can teach your kids without laying a hand on them. We've raised 2 productive respectful teenage boys (oldest won't be a teenager anymore on Monday ) without the threat of physical harm. From day one we made sure of it and never let our guard down. Also, we set an example so we weren't hypocritical. Teaching hard work, self pride, respect and personal responsibility go much further than physical punishment. Has nothing to do with luck IMHO.

You didn't try raising a problem child hell raiser like me. Question, what would you do if one of your sons took a baseball bat to the TV?

 

[carpediem]

I wanna know the valedictorians grade if 100.72 is 2nd place.

My daughter had a 100.71 and the valedictorian had a 100.76.

 

[DoD1776]

Its because nobody beats their children's ass anymore.

When I was younger I left the peanut butter out and my grandpa made my cousins each get a stick from the woods, and you know what happened then

 

[carpediem]

The fact that it's possible to graduate with a 100.71% average is indicative of the problem.

I am sure your daughter is great, but she isn't. 0.71% better than perfect.

I agree. There was some extra credit classes given too. But yes, 100 should be the cap.

 

[carpediem]

You didn't try raising a problem child hell raiser like me. Question, what would you do if one of your sons took a baseball bat to the TV?

They would never see a tv or baseball bat again. Nor would they leave the house for a good amount of time.

 

[Podmonkey]

They would never see a tv or baseball bat again. Nor would they leave the house for a good amount of time.

My Dad just whupped my ass then asked what was wrong with me. Then I had to work after school odd jobs to pay for a replacement.

 

[Dr. Evil]

You didn't try raising a problem child hell raiser like me. Question, what would you do if one of your sons took a baseball bat to the TV?

There are different ways to parent. Whenever my kids were the slightest bit disrespectful to either me or my wife we immediately asked them how they would like it if we spoke to them the same way. Seriously, we would wait until they thought about it and gave us an answer. They usually would say something like they would feel bad. We agreed with them and then asked them what they should do to rectify the situation. They would usually answer with "say you're sorry?" We would agree with them. We liked to have them come up with the solution instead of us cramming stuff down their throat or threatening them. This way it was a teaching moment for them. We even gave them their choice of punishments (all of which were a win for me and mom) and they then understood that they and they alone were responsible for the situation they were in instead of us being the cause. It's like setting concrete. If you wait a minute too long to correct things you have the foundation set and good luck trying to change things at that point. Someone once also told me when you make a promise you better follow through with it. Make the punishment realistic. Otherwise they are just empty threats and they know it and play you like a fiddle. When we bought them something for a birthday or anything else it became their property. If they wanted to break it on purpose it didn't hurt me. They just understood that they wouldn't have that toy or would have to buy another themselves. Think about it. How would you like it if someone gave you something and then told you what you could and couldn't do with it? The sooner you treat them like little adults instead of kids the more mature they become IMHO. Now, do damage to something that was mine or the family, that wouldn't even be a possibility. There is much I don't know but the wife and I did a pretty good job with my guys. Parenting is the most important job anyone can have. You don't just wing it. You need to work at it and always learn how to do it better. I put more effort into them than anything else I have done in my life. There are no guarantees but build the foundation, from day one, and you won't wind up having to answer the question about what you would do if one of your sons took a baseball bat to the TV.

 

[Podmonkey]

There are different ways to parent. Whenever my kids were the slightest bit disrespectful to either me or my wife we immediately asked them how they would like it if we spoke to them the same way. Seriously, we would wait until they thought about it and gave us an answer. They usually would say something like they would feel bad. We agreed with them and then asked them what they should do to rectify the situation. They would usually answer with "say you're sorry?" We would agree with them. We liked to have them come up with the solution instead of us cramming stuff down their throat or threatening them. This way it was a teaching moment for them. We even gave them their choice of punishments (all of which were a win for me and mom) and they then understood that they and they alone were responsible for the situation they were in instead of us being the cause. It's like setting concrete. If you wait a minute too long to correct things you have the foundation set and good luck trying to change things at that point. Someone once also told me when you make a promise you better follow through with it. Make the punishment realistic. Otherwise they are just empty threats and they know it and play you like a fiddle. When we bought them something for a birthday or anything else it became their property. If they wanted to break it on purpose it didn't hurt me. They just understood that they wouldn't have that toy or would have to buy another themselves. Think about it. How would you like it if someone gave you something and then told you what you could and couldn't do with it? The sooner you treat them like little adults instead of kids the more mature they become IMHO. Now, do damage to something that was mine or the family, that wouldn't even be a possibility. There is much I don't know but the wife and I did a pretty good job with my guys. Parenting is the most important job anyone can have. You don't just wing it. You need to work at it and always learn how to do it better. I put more effort into them than anything else I have done in my life. There are no guarantees but build the foundation, from day one, and you won't wind up having to answer the question about what you would do if one of your sons took a baseball bat to the TV.

I was a wild child and then some. Frankly I often couldn't be reasoned with. My parents had a good punishment plan though. First my mother would lay on with the guilt tears, then Dad would deliver the whoopins and after things calmed down came the meat of the punishnent which was cleaning out the basement and garage. Once I had to move the fridge and clean underneath, and another time under the stove, after my father had shutoff the gas. I always did a good job with the cleaning. Once I hit my teens and was bigger and stronger than the old man he took to changing out the locks on me.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Also forgot to touch upon food. The amount of sugar kids ingest nowadays can make them insane to deal with. We have always watched what we put in their bodies and handled their health very differently than most. No doubt this also contributes to the ability for them to be calm and not out of control.

 

[Podmonkey]

Also forgot to touch upon food. The amount of sugar kids ingest nowadays can make them insane to deal with. We have always watched what we put in their bodies and handled their health very differently than most. No doubt this also contributes to the ability for them to be calm and not out of control.

Sugar altering behavior is a myth. Excessive intake of sugar simply makes you fat causes type 2 diabetes.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Sugar altering behavior is a myth. Excessive intake of sugar simply makes you fat causes type 2 diabetes.

Respectfully disagree. I have seen the changes in patients (kids) who have changed their diets. Although preservatives, artificial ingredients, stabilizers, dyes also play a part.

 

[GOYABEAN]

Police recovers pickup VIDEO: Pickup truck recovered in road rage killing case

 

[Calculon]

Glad they found the truck. Unless it was stolen it means they're closing in on this POS.

 

[Glenn B]

They are gonna find him after he eats his gun is my prediction. Well, at least if he considers what 25 to life would be like for his anus while in prison.

 

[cgrutt]

Also forgot to touch upon food. The amount of sugar kids ingest nowadays can make them insane to deal with. We have always watched what we put in their bodies and handled their health very differently than most. No doubt this also contributes to the ability for them to be calm and not out of control.

Never thought about that before but it makes sense. I only have one who is almost 12 and he really is a great kid. He only tasted soda once and didn't like it (phew!) (well, he does enjoy a Shirley Temple a couple times a year as a treat but we haven't told him it's soda, LOL). Only "sweets" he has consistently is a few cookies after dinner and maple syrup on waffles at breakfast. But other than that no heavy sugars to speak of. Doesn't like most candies, no cakes (hates icing), ice cream a couple times a year. He's always been a well-behaved kid and is in pretty good shape as well. Not sure if sugar had anything to do with it but I guess it's certainly possible.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Never thought about that before but it makes sense. I only have one who is almost 12 and he really is a great kid. He only tasted soda once and didn't like it (phew!) (well, he does enjoy a Shirley Temple a couple times a year as a treat but we haven't told him it's soda, LOL). Only "sweets" he has consistently is a few cookies after dinner and maple syrup on waffles at breakfast. But other than that no heavy sugars to speak of. Doesn't like most candies, no cakes (hates icing), ice cream a couple times a year. He's always been a well-behaved kid and is in pretty good shape as well. Not sure if sugar had anything to do with it but I guess it's certainly possible.

You'd be surprised how much sugar/high fructose corn syrup is in things you would never suspect. Grab a loaf of whole wheat bread. High fructose corn syrup is one of the top few ingredients. Also, cold cuts/hot dogs are filled with nitrates. Also, look at all of the products/juices that contain "real fruit." Too much fruit even can provide too much natural sugar. Natural sugar is better though than the artificial toxic crap. One last thing to know is that sugar suppresses the immune system. Many people become symptomatic with colds and such over the winter holiday's. Many attribute that to the "weather" but it has to do with the increase in carbs/sugar from cookies, cakes, etc. at all of the parties and family get together s which lowers your defenses and makes you more susceptible to things. Write down everything your kid eats and investigate. You may be surprised. It certainly takes diligence to stay ahead of the issue but it is well worth it.