11-year-old charged after taking parents SUV for joy ride; how would you handle

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kooties_2000

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this situation? Charleston, S.C. --

An 11 year old girl is charged with careless driving after police say, she and her sister took their parent's SUV for a joy ride.

Police say two sisters an 11 year old and 7 year old took their parent's SUV at 3:00 in the morning on Saturday. The girls took the vehicle from thier home on Pondersosa Drive in West Ashley. Police say they then drove the vehicle to a convenience at Savage Road and Highway 17, that's where police say, the 11 year old driver, struck one of the gas pumps.

A clerk at the store notified police about the incident. Police officers were looking for the vehicle when a motorist called police about 7:30 a.m. about a single car accident on Sanders Road off of Bees Ferry Road. The girls were found inside the vehicle with scrapes and bruises. They were taken to MUSC. The eleven year-old was issued citations for careless driving and no drivers’ license.
 
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JessicaGirly

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I would ground both of them the younger girl for going along, and give them a spanking *Gasp, I'm a child abuser for one spank* (Rolls eyes) And I would take away the older ones phone, TV, computer, Ipod, NO computer, Tv, music, or friends over, and I would even ask her teacher to have her stay in from recess, that situation is serious! She could have killed her and her sister, so I would be grateful they were both alive and not be too mean! I would love and care for them and treat them like my other children. I would also make her work off the expenses for the car, and not let her get her license until she's 18!!!
 
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fragilee

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i would have them put their asses in JAIL for a week or so, then they would be GROUNDED for at least 4 years and i would make them volunteer in the community for an indefinite period of time. not to mention i would whoop their ASSES.
 
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SookieStackhouse

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I would ground them for at least a year, make them work to pay off the damages (even if my insurance covered it) and then I would tell them they were not allowed to get their driver's license until they were 18.
 
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