So... if you sell a child, you only face up to three years?! Words fail...
Speechless....
Police reports - Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Tuesday, 12:05 a.m., police arrested Stephen P. Lynch Jr., 28, 1800 block of North Lindsay Street, at Havens and Washington streets, on charges of possession of marijuana, possession of controlled substance and a failure to appear for fees hearing.
Police reports - Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2010
Monday, 4:07 p.m., police arrested Stephen P. Lynch Jr., 29, 511 S. Indiana Avenue, at Park Avenue and Philips Street, on Class D felony charges of driving while a habitual traffic violator, and possession of a handgun without a permit.
Police Reports - Saturday, April 2, 2011
Thursday, 7:39 p.m., police arrested Melissa D. Lynch, 34, 500 block of South Indiana Street, in the 800 block of South Washington Street, on charges of two counts of possession of a controlled substance and unlawful use of a police scanner. Police also arrested Stephen P. Lynch, 31, same address, and a 15-year-old male, each on a charge of possession of marijuana.
Babies are worth it. Parents who sell them should be snuffed. Period.
“But on the child-selling charge, he could only face up to three years in jail, according to state law.”
WTF?????
Sounds like another victim in the victimless crime of drugs.
Actually, on some level, this is great.
Some cruddy worthless druggie parents are having a defenseless child removed from their custody, and someone who puts a value on a life gets a child.
Of course, the parents should end up in jail and this is slavery so thus should be illegal. But glad to see baby out of their care.
The Father seems altogether 'flat-lined', in his emotions. Perhaps he cannot be as openly dishonest as his wife or, is he the last to know here(?)
Whatever; the father stands like a tree - and emotes the same; while she leans and wails. Think this is a disgusting story of sick parenting unfolding.
Have to say my second worst thought is that this baby was given up for money. We also do not know exactly when/time she disappeared; but would bet enough time for this child to be 'secured'.