A group of teenage girls were robbed and harassed for their alleged white pleasure on Monday in Seattle, Washington, by a group of adolescent offenders. One of the defendants had a knife and was only seven years old.
A group of five young women were harassed by a group of 10 to 15 adolescents between the ages of seven and seventeen, according to the Seattle Police Department, which operated on a Seattle Metro Bus that was traveling on Wallingford Avenue North. The five teen subjects, all aged 15, were all reportedly 15 years old, according to KIRO 7 News.
The 15-year-old patients, who are now 15, left the vehicle at North 82nd Street after the adolescent suspects began to harass them over their admitted white privilege, The Post Millennial reported. After exiting the vehicle, the group of juvenile suspects followed the youth, started using bad speech, and demanded the survivors give them money.
A 7-year-old adolescent suspect armed with a knife threatened the group of teenage girls during the robbery, according to The Post Millennial. ” A 7-year-old armed with a knife is a very disturbing thing”, Eric Muñoz, a Seattle Police Department policeman said.
As the 7-year-old threatened the youth, another believe, who apparently was carrying a child, stole money from one of the child’s totes.
Learn MORE: Video: Armed robbers attack house disguised as delivery vehicles
According to the Post Millennial, the young patients fled from the defendants after being robbed. However, when the offenders spotted them using their devices, they were chased by the minor defendants. In the end, the youth were able to report the robbery to law enforcement and enter an ice cream shop.
The King County Prosecutor’s Office told The Ari Hoffman Show on Talk Radio 570 KVI that even if law enforcement can find and discover the defendants, the kids would not be charged. Despite police officials asking the public to share any information that might help identify the juvenile suspects accountable for Monday’s assault and abuse incident, the government has been told.
The King County Prosecutor’s Office cited position law , RCW 9A. 04.050,  , which states,” Children under the age of eight times are incapable of committing murder”. The Post Millennial reported that Child Protective Services might be in the know if the juveniles are identified even though the defendants might not be charged.
