[Livia]

At 14, shouldn't his parents have had some idea where he was? They're the first people that failed him.

"Zoe Grant, Jayden's godmother, told Sky News she was "numb" and "shocked".

Jayden was "full of life, fun loving, a ray of sunshine", she said, adding: "There needs to be more police on the streets and more for youngsters to do. The violence is out of hand.""

While I agree that there should be more police on the streets, at 14 his parents should take some responsibility that he was out tearing around on a moped on a school night. And the violence she talks about is mostly black on black violence... but no one wants to be stopped and searched. It's a bloody shambles.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

At 14, shouldn't his parents have had some idea where he was? They're the first people that failed him.

"Zoe Grant, Jayden's godmother, told Sky News she was "numb" and "shocked".

Jayden was "full of life, fun loving, a ray of sunshine", she said, adding: "There needs to be more police on the streets and more for youngsters to do. The violence is out of hand.""

While I agree that there should be more police on the streets, at 14 his parents should take some responsibility that he was out tearing around on a moped on a school night. And the violence she talks about is mostly black on black violence... but no one wants to be stopped and searched. It's a bloody shambles.

Yes no one has said why
he was going round on his Moped
at the evening in the dark.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Livia

At 14, shouldn't his parents have had some idea where he was? They're the first people that failed him.

"Zoe Grant, Jayden's godmother, told Sky News she was "numb" and "shocked".

Jayden was "full of life, fun loving, a ray of sunshine", she said, adding: "There needs to be more police on the streets and more for youngsters to do. The violence is out of hand.""

While I agree that there should be more police on the streets, at 14 his parents should take some responsibility that he was out tearing around on a moped on a school night. And the violence she talks about is mostly black on black violence... but no one wants to be stopped and searched. It's a bloody shambles.

Yes he is pictured today with a skull scarf on his face on a moped making a gun sign


To blame the police and "lack of things to do" is frankly ridiculous