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Maryland Students Arrested

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Twelve male students at Salisbury University in Maryland were arrested on hate crime charges after allegedly targeting a man on a dating app and luring him to an off-campus apartment where they attacked him, Salisbury Police announced.

Ryder Baker, 20, Bennan Aird, 18, Riley Brister, 20, Cruz Cespedes, 19, Dylan Earp, 20, Elijah Johnson, 19, and Zachary Leinemann, 19, were the first set of students charged with first-degree assault, false imprisonment and reckless endangerment in the attack of a unnamed victim on Oct. 15, according to the police announcement. They are also all facing hate crime charges.

On Thursday, authorities announced that five more students had beencharged with the same misdemeanor crimes, identifying them as Cameron Guy, 18, Jacob Howard, 19, Eric Sinclair, 21, Patrick Gutierrez, 19, and Dylan Pietuszka, 20.

 

Police say Leinemann initially contacted the victim on Grindr, a popular dating app used by LGBTQ+ individuals, while posing as a 16-year-old, according to charging documents obtained by CBS affiliate WBOC. Leinemann then allegedly lured him to the apartment on Oct. 15 with the promise of sex. The age of sexual consent in Maryland is 16.I’m 

So they are being charged for apprehending a criminal, meeting underage people for sex? 
Was their crime doing the job of the police without permission? 

Elon Musk will soon fix this when Trump has him fire hundreds and thousands of state scum in the US. 
 

34 minutes ago, gayinpattaya said:

So they are being charged for apprehending a criminal, meeting underage people for sex? 
Was their crime doing the job of the police without permission? 

Elon Musk will soon fix this when Trump has him fire hundreds and thousands of state scum in the US. 
 

You obviously didn’t read the article.

 

2 hours ago, gayinpattaya said:

So they are being charged for apprehending a criminal, meeting underage people for sex? 
Was their crime doing the job of the police without permission? 

Elon Musk will soon fix this when Trump has him fire hundreds and thousands of state scum in the US. 
 

Off the meds or on a bender?

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No excuse for this heinous crime committed by a group of fuckwads, some of whom stupidly showed others out of the circle videos of their misdeeds, leading to apprehension, but bear in mind that Grindr’s terms of service require age 18 for use. In spite of age of consent 16 in most states, a person thinking with their big head would recognize a 🚩

The location is a few miles from states where age of consent is age 18.

Notwithstanding age of consent in Maryland, a minor is defined as under age 18 in cases where an adult solicits sex, that is, encourages sexual interaction with the young person. In fact, it could be as low level as touching for sexual pleasure without oral sex or intercourse. I doubt for example, “well, the 17 year old kid started it by coming on to me” is a strong defense. This also helps to explain Grindr’s age standard. 

The point is, hate crimes are intolerable, but above all know the rules to a fault when engaging in the hook-up world.

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