the home. why did you leave your mother s home? the reason i left, we were starting to getting into trouble, i was getting into trouble and i started smoking weed again. i left the home that when i did go to court these would be brought up and i would end up getting in trouble. what were you thinking that was going to happen to this case, devin? i was thinking once upon my 18th birthday it would just be dropped. but as the case is, it isn t. as it relates to your arm in the sling, what happened to you, devin? well, while i was on my own, i was hanging with the wrong group of peach and will got myself into a situation where i got shot. so, you are very lucky that you re alive, aren t you? yes, ma am. you indicated that you wanted to take devin home with you today? yes, i do. do you think that he learned his lesson this time? i really do. he almost died. i almost lost my son. i had to give him some tough love. and my tough love is he couldn t come home and for two
prior to him getting shot, he came to me for two weeks begging, mom, please, let me come home, please. he says, i ll straighten up, mom, please. i wouldn t let him. i said no. i can t do that. i can t let you in the house. and then i find out he was shot. so, on this monday, the judge has found it s in the best interest for the brothers kenneth and cantrell to remain detained until the next court hearing. while devin s mother s pleas and his age convince the judge it s time for him to go home? he s on the verge of doing something really horrible in his life and taken away from you forever or he s on the verge of maybe being able to turn that corner. hi, juice universe? one large rutabaga, with eggplant. done! that s not fair. glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day.
those detained downstairs in the detention center are shackled for their own safety, and the safety of those bringing them to the juvenile courtroom. no talking in the hallway. on the judge s docket today, two very different but equally heavy hearings. the case of two young brothers who have been in detention over and over, but still could face years in the juvenile system. and then there s devin who at 18 will stand in the judge s courtroom one last time. if he gets locked up again, it will be in adult jail. i wish i could just go back to when i was 10-year-old with the knowledge that i have now. i could be anywhere if i wouldn t have started messing around with the drugs. do you think your kids can come home with you today? i want them to come home, but it s for the best. i said no, i can t do that, i can t let you in the house. and then i find out he was shot. like safe driver and paperless billing. but nobody knows the box behind the discounts. oh, it s like my father a
overnighter is not going to do it and i do think that eventually they will end up hurting somebody if not themselves. they re both staying, m mr. gant, detained. will you state your name, please? devin starky. how old are you, did he have cnn i m 18. all right. we re here today because devin was arrested on a bench warrant which was issued by this court. it says here that devin starky s where abouts have been unknown by the lake county juvenile probation department. further, that he has failed to attend his court ordered counseling, and lastly that he has failed to attend an educational program on a regular basis. want to have a seat up here, please? you were order by the court to attend counseling is that correct? yes, ma am. did you attend counseling? i had left the home and was trying to live on my own, so, i didn t attend from april to june. let s talk about why you left