MalILBox Personal Injury
Ardagh Hunter Turner

Parents must take
more responsibility

OPEN LETTER TO PARENTS
Where were your children on
Friday, Sept. 25 at approximately

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ting there sooner, we blame the
stores and arcades — what other
excuses can we make for these little

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made to pay in cold hard cash for
the damages (or maybe out of
your, the parents’, pockets).

I guess it will be me, when the
ICBC rates go up again, who will
pay for it in the end.

I’m asking that my name be
withheld from publication because
yes, parents, I fear reprisals.

Name Withheld

1%h St. in North Vancouver,
jumping atop of cars, going from
one to another. Windows were
smashed, cars were covered in
dents and nails gouged up the
sides.

Why do we keep looking for
people to blame? Parents, why
don’t you take responsibility?

We blame the police for not get-

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