BUT OFFICER, WE WERE JUST HAVING A LITTLE FUN

There’s something terribly wrong with the law when they won’t reveal the identity of these murderers "because they are minors." Holy shit, they don’t need to be protected - we need to be protected from them!
　
YOUNGSTERS WILL FACE CAPITAL MURDER CHARGES
The 12- and 13-year-old are accused in the shooting deaths of Garland couple
　
By Linda Stewart Ball
　
Associated Press
September 3, 2010
　
DALLAS — A 13-year-old boy and his 12-year-old girlfriend will soon face capital murder charges in a Dallas-area double shooting after the second victim died, authorities said Friday.
　
Alan Nevil, 48, died Thursday night from wounds he suffered in an Aug. 17 attack that also killed his wife, Darlene Nevil, 46, Garland police spokesman Joe Harn said.
　
Alan Nevil was found bleeding on a neighbor's front yard. He told police who shot him, and authorities arrested the 13-year-old boy and 12-year-old girl within a quarter of a mile from the house, Harn said.
　
The children initially were charged with murder and aggravated assault in the shooting. Garland police said Friday in a statement they were working with the Dallas County District Attorney's office to upgrade those charges to capital murder.
　
For adults, the maximum sentence range is life in prison or death, in a capital murder case. But for juveniles, the maximum penalty is 40 years confinement in a Texas Youth Commission facility with a possible transfer to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, said Durrand Hill, the head prosecutor in Dallas County's juvenile division.
　
At age 19, a juvenile could also be released from TYC on adult parole if they've been rehabilitated, he said.
　
"Homicide cases make up a very small percentage, less than 1 percent of the cases we prosecute in juvenile court," Hill said. "We're not seeking certification (as an adult) on this case. The law would not allow it."
　
A child must be at least 14 years old to stand trial as an adult, said Hill.
　
Hill said he anticipated that the upgraded capital murder charges against the youths would "happen very quickly," though he declined to speak in specifics about their case.
　
Police have declined to identify the children or reveal their relationship to the Nevils because they are minors.
　
They remain in custody at the Dallas County Juvenile Detention Center.