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wheelgun1958 wrote:Twelve years might be legal in his home country. Can't we respect his culture?

pbwalker wrote:

wheelgun1958 wrote:Twelve years might be legal in his home country. Can't we respect his culture?

You're joking right?

bryang wrote:There is nothing lower than a child predator and nothing can get my blood boiling any faster...

Lord, I hope they catch him and soon!

-geo

At Bus Stop, Man Offers Girl, 11, Ride

FRIENDSWOOD — An 11-year-old girl waiting for a school bus was approached last week by a man who asked the child whether she wanted a ride, the third such incident in a month’s time, authorities said Monday.

The heavyset man had short brown hair, a black mustache and drove an older red compact car, possibly a Nissan, police said.

He approached the girl at Blackhawk Boulevard and Laura Leigh Drive on March 9. She ran to Brookside Intermediate and reported the incident to family after school, and the family told police March 10.

Investigators have not identified the man, and Friendswood Police Chief Bob Wieners said incident isn’t related to two cases of suspicious behavior around school children in February, in which one man was seen circling a bus stop and another tied to lure a 12-year-old girl into his car.

— Chris Paschenko

stevie_d_64 wrote:I hope he resists arrest...

And if he doesn't...I hope he resists arrest...

FRIENDSWOOD — Police are asking residents to be aware of a man and woman who tried to lure two young children into a van.

The latest case is similar but unrelated to other incidents earlier this year, which prompted police to alert parents of suspicious behavior around school bus stops.

Two brothers, one in elementary school and the other in middle school, were playing near their home about 8 p.m. Monday when a van approached them near Love Lane and Championship Drive, Friendswood police said.

A woman in the passenger seat, described as white, from 20 to 30 years old, had straight, shoulder-length brown hair and a fair complexion.

She wore a red, long-sleeve shirt, a thick necklace over the neck of the shirt and bluejeans.

She rolled the window down and tried to lure the children in the van, Friendswood Police Chief Bob Wieners said.

“They said they had something in the vehicle for them,” Wieners said. “They went home and reported it. We had units on Parkwood and into the area very quickly but weren’t able to locate the vehicle.”

The newer-model, navy van was driven by a white man, who was in his 20s or 30s and had straight, short to medium brown hair, a fair complexion and no facial hair. The van had a white bumper sticker with blue lettering on the back bumper and the last two digits on the license plate are 6 and 1, police said.

A Windsor Estates resident reported seeing a similar van.

The case is unrelated to three instances of suspicious activity involving children at school bus stops, Wieners said.

seamusTX wrote:From the Galveston County Daily News, this date:

At Bus Stop, Man Offers Girl, 11, Ride

FRIENDSWOOD — An 11-year-old girl waiting for a school bus was approached last week by a man who asked the child whether she wanted a ride, the third such incident in a month’s time, authorities said Monday.

The heavyset man had short brown hair, a black mustache and drove an older red compact car, possibly a Nissan, police said.

He approached the girl at Blackhawk Boulevard and Laura Leigh Drive on March 9. She ran to Brookside Intermediate and reported the incident to family after school, and the family told police March 10.

Investigators have not identified the man, and Friendswood Police Chief Bob Wieners said incident isn’t related to two cases of suspicious behavior around school children in February, in which one man was seen circling a bus stop and another tied to lure a 12-year-old girl into his car.

— Chris Paschenko

- Jim