Kirk suspect turned in by his own father

Nearly 70 page existing thread not good enough for you?

When in doubt rat him out.

If he did a high profile murder and I knew it was him? Yes without question.

Darth Vader turned in his own son to Emperor Darth Sidious, to be forcibly recruited or tortured and killed if he refused

If a judge tries to hand down a death sentence, Dad will change his mind like Vader did.

The alternative is that the father is complicit in a cold blooded murder. You are verifiably ill individual.

I wouldn't. But I was raised that blood is thicker than water. Family is everything in my large family. We absolutely have an "us against the world" mentality.

No - his dad is an honorable man who didn't want his pansy, lazy-ass assassin son to go free. He did the right thing. A man of integrity.

So if your son was a serial child rapist and child murderer - you would not turn your son in?

Just so it is clear, this was in response to a predictable vile post from the infamous and demented Armstronglivs.

I won’t. I’m not obligated to assist the state in its job. I especially don’t see why I should have my child murdered by the state when I’m opposed to anyone being subjected to that punishment.

Who is this Loser at life shooter? What did the dad know? Great job turning him in dad.

His was going to be identified anyway, so it doesn’t matter who turned him in. As for the OP’s question, the father making the call was the right thing to do.

Man who would have thought the shooter was going to be a white male, middle class, son of law enforcement, fire arm owner. Sheesh

There is a part of me that agrees with statement. As a limited Government person, I don’t like the state to have this power.

However, in the a situation like the train guy, where there is no doubt, I don’t see why the rest of society has to pay his room and board for the rest of his life.

This kid appears to be a young nihilist. Similar to the kid that shot Trump. Type of empty vassal that would be drawn to Antifa / Anarchism.

Do you suppose the father is entitled to the $100,000 reward? It would be ironic if that money was used for the suspect's defense.