JaneJudge
I'd have been worried if it was my 15yo let alone a 13yo. I don't really understand why presumably a group full of Mums and Grans can be so unsympathetic - bias or no bias, conscious or unconscious
I am rather bemused as well *JaneJudge".
That is not because I am assuming anything per se. But because some seem to be completely unwilling to consider the perspective of these boys; the FACT that they were 15 and 13! I mean does anyone else sort of know what teenagers might be like under pressure? Pressure like watching your younger brother being arrested? Are rail staff aware then? Maybe that should be considered in how to manage such situations?
Is it so difficult to consider that aspect for discussion in this scenario and in reviewing what happened?
Then the perspective of the mother also seems to have been lost ..I mean, not knowing where her son was for 2 hours....then finding he was in a cell at the police station - the first one she contacted no less, who told her they had no idea where he was!! Conscious, Unconscious or anything else in expressing ones viewpoint, how can that be lost .... no wonder she is upset and angry!



