‘Evil’ California Teens Face Possible Charges Following Their Abuse and Harassment Of The Homeless: ‘That Really Broke My Heart’
While growing up, kids can make some pretty stupid choices. That’s pretty much par for the course when it comes to youth. However, it is not every day that those choices are inherently evil and just morally wrong. Yet, that can be the case; just take a look at this recently posted TikTok video. The clip has around 255K likes and 1.6 million views, as it shows a group of California teenagers abusing and harassing homeless people around the city of Sacramento.
The TikTok video starts off by showing the group of young boys’ social media account. At the time, they only had about two videos. Nevertheless, those clips were of them pretending to give homeless people a big cup of water. When the person would go to grab it, the boys would throw it at them as hard as they could. This would not only hurt the person struck by it, but also get the person completely soaked for no reason.
As the clip goes on, the California children can also be seen targeting non-homeless people as well. At one point in the video, they are talking to a woman sitting in her car, but one of the young men can be seen concealing a massive metal pipe behind his back. With these kids’ history of violent and stupid crimes, concealing such a weapon is scary to think about.
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The TikTok comment section also had a lot on their minds regarding these children, as many users would rush to leave behind their own thoughts and opinions. “I blame all of this on podcast bros and Andrew Tate,” said one. Another claimed, “The parents are the problem.” Somebody else then wrote, “I hate evil teens.” Finally, one last person’s comment also read, “That really broke my heart. That man just wanted some water, and they assaulted him. I’d be so ashamed if my kids treated anyone like this.”
After the clips regarding the California teen’s crime sprees, the person who posted the video would then show some very good images of the young men’s faces. It would seem as though most people online are not okay with what these kids are doing, and rightfully so. On top of physically assaulting complete strangers, the group of boys also made threats online, asking one user who stood up to them, “Are you next?”
Unfortunately, the TikTok video would then come to an end after showing the group of California teenagers’ faces for everyone to see. At the end of the day, kids that age make some pretty bad decisions. Yet, that is not an excuse to act like this and hurt other people for internet clout.
