In Fort Lauderdale girl's case, police attention went missing

Debating wrote:

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This girl was committed to engaging in reckless behavior and no one was going to stop her from doing it. The boy had no right to kill her but given the lifestyle she chose the outcome should not come as a surprise.
Maybe the police should spend their limited resources helping people that want to be helped.
By the way, have you checked out her R-rated Youtube video yet? Yes, she was definetly a delicate flower.

Da Truth wrote:

<quoted text>Another poor excuse for a police officer. All you guys worry about is how the public perceives you. You are rotten little cowards with greed on your mind. You care for no one but you and your sick fraternity of non law abiding officers. Stop with the nonsense. Mayo exposed the sorry department for who they are. BIGGOTS!

Steamboat Willie wrote:

Just because this makes great headlines at the expense of the police doesn't make it true. This was a tragic case all the way but, given the facts, I don't see a lot more the police

could have reasonably

concluded.
First, family members of the girl (including her uncle) said she had a long standing habit of spending weeks at a time staying with friends before returning home. So, her absence of a week, when reported to the police was nothing unusual.
Second, as reported in the local news, this was no little innocent baby girl. She was already at the point that she would have sex for $50.00 with other kids in the neighborhood. She also apparently had an older "boyfriend" who would beat up those who didn't pay. Anyone else would call him by another title other than boyfriend but we'll let that slide for the moment.
Now, seriously, put yourself in the place of the cop called to the scene of the missing person.. The family tells you she has a habit of spending weeks at a time away from home before returning. Why isn't it reasonable to conclude that this is exactly what was happening and conclude there was no immediate danger? Now multiply this scenario by 1,000 times a year and you can see the magnitude of the problem facing a department with limited resources.
Let's put the responsibility where it really belongs; on the girl, herself, and her family. The girl voluntarily engaged in a conduct notoriously known for its high risk and there was nobody in her family or circle of friends who was willing to put forth the effort to stop her or straighten her out. Even her best friend casually mentioned to a reporter that she knew that this girl was going to have sex for $50.00 with the person under arrest.
Very sad ...

Da Truth wrote:

<quoted text>Hey Mr. Retired! Wow! 29 years of watching the racists at FLPD turn their backs on those who do not look like them. Dude you are obviously biased on the side of the police. Yeah we know all about the honor code and how you have probably turned your back on many things that were against the law by your colleagues. No body cares about your 29 years. The community does not trust you dude!

Da Truth wrote:

<quoted text> There are so many negative things I can say to you about your ignorant post on this page. However, out of respect for the young lady you all but called a prostitute, I will not. If she is what you say she is, did the boy have a right to take her life. It is so obvious you are a cop. Yes, a profiling, nasty biggot. Get a grip sir! The young lady lost her life. It was taken by another human being. The person that murdered her is responsible. Your precinct should fire you because you obviously have information many of us do not. Shame on you!

sun29 wrote:

Amber Alerts are supposed to be placed on all 18 or under. What I don't understand is how the girls friend and her not speaking to Neica for several days did not know something was up. And the fact that Neica's guardian was not in constant contact with her. There is definately a lack of parenting on all ends, including the mother of the boy who killed her. Between this childs death and the nonsense with the little 2 year old I am so disheartened about the state of family life and care of our children today. Being a mother myself, I can tell you that I would be "on it" if I did not speak to him or know where he was.

Da Truth wrote:

<quoted text>Wow! What a sorry excuse for an ex cop that is mad that a reporter finally got it right! You guys are selective in who choose to protect. You are quick and in a hurry to execute those of color without justice. Hey Mayo got it right.

Keystone wrote:

It seems to be standard procedure in this country that anytime a female is a victim of a crime up to and including murder, that is shrugged off and she is smeared with the title of 'prostitute'. Once that happens, everyone just shrugs and says 'what can you expect', as if rape and murder are punishments sent by God instead of vicious acts by thugs.
When did the Taliban take over here? When will there be a time that a crime committed against a female person will be regarded as a matter as serious as a crime committed against a male person?
Not in my lifetime, I'm guessing. So we threw away alot of US lives in Afganistan and Iraq to keep the terrorists away, and they are already here. They are raping, killing and maiming girls and women, and being treated as if they are avenging angels from Heaven. In fact they - and their apologists, who are posting to this article - are as far from Heaven as you can get.
Fry, fry.