Girl abandoned in mall over low grade.

Pennsylvania father Tuan Huynh, 47, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a misdemeanor charge of endangering the welfare of a child under 18 stemming from his arrest for abandoning his 16 year-old daughter near the Cheltenham Mall for receiving a low grade in calculus.

"She was devastated. She wandered quite a ways looking for help," Assistant District Attorney Cara McMenamin siaid. She initially refused to give her name and admitted she had been told "by them not to tell the police who you are." The officers identified her by her music book-reportedly the girl aspires to being a concert pianist. The affidavit continued, "She further stated that she was no longer home because she was not meeting her parent's expectations, and that there had been many arguments over her failing grades."

Source.

How did I know it was going to be an Asian family before even reading the thread? :P

How awful!

I hope the father is okay after that terrifying revelation. Low grades should never be permitted. I'm surprised he went easy on that failure of a child.

How did I know it was going to be an Asian family before even reading the thread? :P

Pirate700

How did I know it was going to be an Asian family before even reading the thread? :P

Pirate700

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

How did I know it was going to be an Asian family before even reading the thread? :P

XilePrincess

How is a 16 year old not able to get home from the mall by her self?

can't make a joke or anything, this joke writes itself. very sad though

[QUOTE="XilePrincess"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]

How did I know it was going to be an Asian family before even reading the thread? :P

Pirate700

How is a 16 year old not able to get home from the mall by her self?

BuryMe

Eh, kids these days. Lack of willpower.

Some people react to bad news in such terrible and stupid ways

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

[QUOTE="XilePrincess"] My thoughts exactly.lo_Pine

How is a 16 year old not able to get home from the mall by her self?

BuryMe

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"][QUOTE="Pirate700"]Growing up some of my best friends were Chinese and in some of their households, an A- was completely unacceptable. It was depressing.

Pirate700

How is a 16 year old not able to get home from the mall by her self?

BuryMe

How is a 16 year old not able to get home from the mall by her self?

BuryMe

[QUOTE="BuryMe"]

How is a 16 year old not able to get home from the mall by her self?

Chris_Williams

she probably didn't own a phone and do you expect her to walk back home? Chris_Williams

[QUOTE="BuryMe"]

How is a 16 year old not able to get home from the mall by her self?

Chris_Williams

Bus? Payphone?

BuryMe

How did I know it was going to be an Asian family before even reading the thread? :P

Pirate700

Yep, I knews it. Pretty sad though.

How did I know it was going to be an Asian family before even reading the thread? :P

Pirate700

Yep that's how the famililies of some of my friends were. I wonder what they thought of me, even though I good grades (As and Bs). :lol:

Pirate700

You omitted the verb from the adverbial subclause of your second sentence because you're a degenerate, knuckle-dragging Caucasian throwback.

:evil:

(I'm kidding. I'm just kidding!)

:D

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

Yep that's how the famililies of some of my friends were. I wonder what they thought of me, even though I good grades (As and Bs). :lol:

Stesilaus

You omitted the verb from the adverbial subclause of your second sentence because you're a degenerate, knuckle-dragging Caucasian throwback.

:evil:

(I'm kidding. I'm just kidding!)

:D

very very troublingMrPraline

[QUOTE="Chris_Williams"][QUOTE="BuryMe"]

How is a 16 year old not able to get home from the mall by her self?

BuryMe

oh my. thats horrible.

in my middle school days, early Hgh School days my parents were happy when i got a C. even moreso when got a B.:P

This is just sad.

How is a 16 year old not able to get home from the mall by her self?

BuryMe

Meh, that's nothing.

[QUOTE="BuryMe"]

How is a 16 year old not able to get home from the mall by her self?

LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="BuryMe"]

[QUOTE="Chris_Williams"] she probably didn't own a phone and do you expect her to walk back home? Princess_Lime

Jeez 16? She sounded 8 from the article. If my dad just left me at the mall, I'd go look at shoes and video games then walk to a friends house and be like "my dad's a cvnt, can I stay here for a minute?"

That's a really stupid reason to abandon a daughter.

How did I know it was going to be an Asian family before even reading the thread? :P

Pirate700

How do you 'wander quiet a while looking for help', just ask some stranger if you can use their phone to dial 9-11.

That's a really stupid reason to abandon a daughter.

IdioticIcarus

[QUOTE="Chris_Williams"][QUOTE="BuryMe"]

How is a 16 year old not able to get home from the mall by her self?

BuryMe

[QUOTE="IdioticIcarus"]

That's a really stupid reason to abandon a daughter.

Pirate700

Abuse, maybe.

[QUOTE="BuryMe"]

[QUOTE="Chris_Williams"] she probably didn't own a phone and do you expect her to walk back home? Saturos3091

Pennsylvania father Tuan Huynh, 47, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a misdemeanor charge of endangering the welfare of a child under 18 stemming from his arrest for abandoning his 16 year-old daughter near the Cheltenham Mall for receiving a low grade in calculus.

"She was devastated. She wandered quite a ways looking for help," Assistant District Attorney Cara McMenamin siaid. She initially refused to give her name and admitted she had been told "by them not to tell the police who you are." The officers identified her by her music book-reportedly the girl aspires to being a concert pianist. The affidavit continued, "She further stated that she was no longer home because she was not meeting her parent's expectations, and that there had been many arguments over her failing grades."

loco145

[QUOTE="loco145"]

Pennsylvania father Tuan Huynh, 47, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a misdemeanor charge of endangering the welfare of a child under 18 stemming from his arrest for abandoning his 16 year-old daughter near the Cheltenham Mall for receiving a low grade in calculus.

"She was devastated. She wandered quite a ways looking for help," Assistant District Attorney Cara McMenamin siaid. She initially refused to give her name and admitted she had been told "by them not to tell the police who you are." The officers identified her by her music book-reportedly the girl aspires to being a concert pianist. The affidavit continued, "She further stated that she was no longer home because she was not meeting her parent's expectations, and that there had been many arguments over her failing grades."

BranKetra

That's f*cked up.

Big deal :|

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[QUOTE="loco145"]

Pennsylvania father Tuan Huynh, 47, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a misdemeanor charge of endangering the welfare of a child under 18 stemming from his arrest for abandoning his 16 year-old daughter near the Cheltenham Mall for receiving a low grade in calculus.

"She was devastated. She wandered quite a ways looking for help," Assistant District Attorney Cara McMenamin siaid. She initially refused to give her name and admitted she had been told "by them not to tell the police who you are." The officers identified her by her music book-reportedly the girl aspires to being a concert pianist. The affidavit continued, "She further stated that she was no longer home because she was not meeting her parent's expectations, and that there had been many arguments over her failing grades."

Nibroc420