Jagger kid got off ? Is this true?
Jagger kid got off ? Is this true?
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Jagger kid got off ? Is this true?
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HunterTh Active Indicator LED Icon New Member
~ 12 hrs ago Dec 29 2019, 11:13pm
@Rolls1 : Yes! Jagger Smith is currently in school this year. I just so happen to be a good friend of his. He's doing very well and is in a law enforcement class this year in school. Although people say he's a bad guy, he really isn't. I've known him for 3 years now and he's not the type of person everyone thinks he is. He's not a criminal at all. He didn't do anything on purpose. His friends that attended the party with him, convinced Jagger to drink and then proceed to drive drunk. None of his friends intended for anyone to be hurt. He's a really nice guy once you get to know him. What he did wasn't on purpose. He was just intoxicated and didn't really know what was happening. None of this was his fault. It was the clerks fault. The clerk knew that what he was doing is wrong. Yes, Jagger purchased the alcohol, but he only payed for it because his friends knew he had money, he didn't ask for the alcohol. This whole situation is not his fault nor his friends faults. It's the clerks fault. Jaggers friends didn't think they'd actually get any alcohol because they're under age, but the clerk gave it to them anyways.
HunterTh Active Indicator LED Icon New Member
~ 12 hrs ago Dec 29 2019, 11:16pm *Edited
@HunterTh : What happened was tragic. He knows what he did was wrong, but it wasn't on purpose. He was drunk and didn't know what was happening. All he knew was his goal was to get home.
www.kingwood.com/msg /anyone-know-jagger- smith.php?parent_mes sage_id=2821406
HunterTh Active Indicator LED Icon New Member
~ 12 hrs ago Dec 29 2019, 11:13pm
@Rolls1 : Yes! Jagger Smith is currently in school this year. I just so happen to be a good friend of his. He's doing very well and is in a law enforcement class this year in school. Although people say he's a bad guy, he really isn't. I've known him for 3 years now and he's not the type of person everyone thinks he is. He's not a criminal at all. He didn't do anything on purpose. His friends that attended the party with him, convinced Jagger to drink and then proceed to drive drunk. None of his friends intended for anyone to be hurt. He's a really nice guy once you get to know him. What he did wasn't on purpose. He was just intoxicated and didn't really know what was happening. None of this was his fault. It was the clerks fault. The clerk knew that what he was doing is wrong. Yes, Jagger purchased the alcohol, but he only payed for it because his friends knew he had money, he didn't ask for the alcohol. This whole situation is not his fault nor his friends faults. It's the clerks fault. Jaggers friends didn't think they'd actually get any alcohol because they're under age, but the clerk gave it to them anyways.
HunterTh Active Indicator LED Icon New Member
~ 12 hrs ago Dec 29 2019, 11:16pm *Edited
@HunterTh : What happened was tragic. He knows what he did was wrong, but it wasn't on purpose. He was drunk and didn't know what was happening. All he knew was his goal was to get home.
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Jagger kid got off ? Is this true?
Wow, sounds like he has a lot of defenders.
Not holding someone accountable for their actions will just insure future bad choices.
As soon as we hear an accuser making excuses and pointing fingers, that's when we know they are not sorry, ... they do not take accountability,...and they will do it again. Hopefully not the case here .....I'm hoping it's just typical online bull****. Tough legal case, for sure.
Keep us posted on outcome.
Not holding someone accountable for their actions will just insure future bad choices.
As soon as we hear an accuser making excuses and pointing fingers, that's when we know they are not sorry, ... they do not take accountability,...and they will do it again.
Keep us posted on outcome.
It was the clerks fault. The clerk knew that what he was doing is wrong. Yes, Jagger purchased the alcohol, but he only payed for it because his friends knew he had money, he didn't ask for the alcohol.
Wow, the person who wrote that post seems like the same type of person who cheats while married and then blames the divorce on the fact the other person was nosey and found out.
So, it was everyone else's fault? He had no responsibility in this at all? Just wanted to be clear on that.....?
"His friends that attended the party with him, convinced Jagger to drink and then proceed to drive drunk."
Not "just" the clerks fault, also his friends that convinced him to drink. oh wait, towards the bottom of the post he/she states is wasn't the friends or Jaggers fault, gets confusing...
"This whole situation is not his fault nor his friends faults."
This sounds like a typical kid now a days. It's never this persons fault. Someone or something made them do it or made it happen. This generation needs to stop thinking they are entitled and grow up and take responsibility for their actions. The part I HATE about all this is hearing of him being at concerts after 11pm and then telling people that he will "get off" because he has a good lawyer. Yes this accurate information.
I doubt he'll be doing much time. I know we've discussed on here the girl who killed a man drunk driving in Atascocita and did a few months. Someone on here was friends with him.
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