Brush Fire In Retirement Commuity by Ricky Oseguera March 22, 2007

In Loganville, Georgia, three boys were accused of burglary in a welding company. The boys stole the tools to start a brush fire, which destroyed several homes. The community that they lived in was intended for retired elders. Due to the brush fire they created, a fireman and a local denizen were rushed to a near hospital for minor injuries. The officers have not yet confirmed a reason why the children caused such delinquency. The officers believe that they were following an undisclosed tip. The boys are to be seen in juvenile court on Tuesday March 13th, 2007.
The parents of these children should have shame on how they have raised them. Children, at such young ages, should not even be considering burning down forests. With moral values taught, they may have turned out to be better individuals then they are now. This is an example of how the children today have been crossing the line. These children need adults to explain the law and rules; they should not cease being strict. To be a positively effective role model in a child’s life, parents need to consistently converse with their children. Parents should take advantage of their position, especially when their children are young. At these ages, kids begin to discover who they want to become, in the future. I believe that parents ought to become better role models, teach their children better morals, and to incisively inform their children what is acceptable and what is not. Most parents assume that a pat on the back and saying, “Don’t do drugs” can solve bad situation. I believe that these children are not at fault, nevertheless I hold the parents accountable for not teaching their children essential principles. An ethical parent molds a virtuous character for their child, and the child uses their values to attain a civilized future.