7 -year-old runaway driver in trouble again...this time he gets a hospital psychiatric evaluation
Remember the 7-year-old kid, Latarian Milton, who ran away with his grandmother’s SUV last month and sent police on a kiddie car chase? Well, he is in trouble again…a quote in this video from him: “It’s fun to do bad things.”
I am really starting to believe mental illness and behavior disorders are increasingly going undetected or ignored in the black community. If not offered, people need to start demanding help.
He has been hospitalized for mental health evaluation, because of his latest incident, which occurred in a Wal-Mart. He wanted chicken wings and his grandmother told him ‘no,’ so badazz proceeded to go in the food line and order his own chicken wings. When she intervened, he started hitting her. He is still facing grand theft auto charges for the 'joy ride' incident.
If you were listening to this video with your eyes closed, you would think it was a joke. I hope he and his family get the help they need, otherwise, ten years from now he is destined to be in the state or federal penitentiary or six feet under. After watching this video, I am puzzled as to why we know his name and why are cameras following him seeking and recording comments, as if he were an ADULT?
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Where are the parents of this little boy?? It is unfair for the grandmother to be saddled with such a bad azz.
Psychiatrist? Please. This reminds me of my childhood. Not me-my bad ass cousins. It looks like he's doing the same thing that my cousins did to our grandmother, which is run over her. She's probably just too old to discipline him. He just needs to be disciplined.
It's funny, I was just talking about the way my cousins acted the other day. A friend was telling me that they had behavioral problems, but I was like, "No, because when my grandpa is home, they are on their best behavior, because they know what's up. But, when it's just my grandma, they know she's too tired to run around and tell them to quit being bad so they do whatever they want."
I think he's just bad, that's all. And, he needs a parent that can actually do that.