sounds like he cares about me. i ll probably try to find him when i m 18. for marie, turning 18 means freedom. but for aaron, becoming an adult could mean the end of his. with a long history of juvenile arrests, aaron is now a prime candidate to be waived to adult court. the one bright spot in aaron s life is a visit from his mother. happy belated birthday. did you enjoy your birthday in jail? no, i did not enjoy my birthday. now that aaron is 18, the court is deciding whether to deal with him as a juvenile or waive him to adult jail, which happens to be conveniently located across the street. if you do go across the street, i want you to build knowledge. you ain t going across the street for nothing. you re going across the street to improve yourself and become more than being across the street. you hear me? i ain t going there, though. this should be the end of my i hope not, because you re very immature. you ve been very immature. a long time in life.
took me longer than what it was supposed to for me to learn. i still i think i learned this time, because i know the seriousness of my situation. i think i learned. i feel i m going to pray tonight and hopefully god gives me this chance to get out maybe on one of those little house arrest things. then i can work my way from there. i know i can. with less than 12 hours to go before court, the kids at lake county juvenile invent their own ways to relieve the stress. i hope i go home dude! what up? the night before court is never an easy one. tomorrow aaron and ayryana will both go before the judge. ayryana, who is already on probation, risks being placed in girls school. but aaron faces the toughest punishment the juvenile courts can dole out. being waived across the street to the adult jail. i disagree with the
put it in my paperwork. regardless, you knew you weren t a weekender. you knew you weren t supposed to be, you know i understand. seeing freedom. i understand. aaron s detention center escapade wasn t the first time he plotted an escape. a few years back he made a bold and daring run for it when he bolted out of his hospital room window where he was being treated for stab wounds. getting stabbed by who? it was a while ago. a long time ago? yeah. i was liking this girl and she was liking me, but she had a boyfriend and he cut me like six times. right here on my forehead and on my chin, on my arm. the police was like, yeah, we re taking you to jail. i was like, what? i m the victim. i m like, man, i m not going to jail. so i tied a couple of sheets together and climbed out the window. but right now escape isn t what on aaron s mind. going to adult jail is. trying to send me across the street and deal with my cases, charge me as an adult because they say i ve been
when i m 18. for marie, turning 18 means freedom. but for aaron, becoming an adult could mean the end of his. with a long history of juvenile arrests, aaron is now a prime candidate to be waived to adult court. the one bright spot in aaron s life is a visit from his mother. happy belated birthday. did you enjoy your birthday in jail? no, i did not enjoy my birthday. now that aaron is 18, the court is deciding whether to deal with him as a juvenile or waive him to adult jail, which happens to be conveniently located across the street. if you do go across the street, i want you to build knowledge. you ain t going across the street for nothing. you re going across the street to improve yourself and become more than being across the street. you hear me? i ain t going there, though. this should be the end of my i hope not, because you re very immature. you ve been very immature. a long time in life. you re like a kid that don t want to grow up. you just don t be hearing me.
i still i think i learned this time, because i know the seriousness of my situation. i think i learned. i feel i m going to pray tonight and hopefully god gives me this chance to get out maybe on one of those little house arrest things. then i can work my way from there. i know i can. with less than 12 hours to go before court, the kids at lake county juvenile invent their own ways to relieve the stress. i hope i go home dude! what up? the night before court is never an easy one. tomorrow aaron and ayryana will both go before the judge. ayryana, who is already on probation, risks being placed in girls school. but aaron faces the toughest punishment the juvenile courts can dole out. being waived across the street to the adult jail. i disagree with the probation department s recommendation. i think that that is overkill. it s an upkill climb, right? just so you know.