Torrance police warn of 'cat burglaries'
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" In the interest of Justice " C'mon folks. While I agree the driver should never have put his hands on the kid, what was the precurser. Let see, the kid did not want to pay the fare or did not have the money or whatever.....no driver it going to just punch a kid, so what did the kid do to provoke the driver. His parents should have addressed his issues when he was much younger, now the mold is set and they can only expect to have continued issues with this young man. A law suit, hey driver .........SUE THE KIDS PARENTS!, The city and dept of transportation, back up your employees and let the fares know you are not going to let them abuse you any longer. I guarantee you this is not just some one time thing. I applaud you driver for having exercised restraint up to this point. Had that been my kid, oh nevermind my kids knows what I would have done to them for causing such a problem!!!!!