I DON’T THINK THE FATHER CARE ABOUT THE MONEY IT’S ABOUT THE ALCOHOL THIS WAS A HONEST MISTAKE IT LOOK LIKE OLD TIME LEMONADA HIS SON WAS THIRSTY

Seven dollar soft drink is not so far fetched. I think the beverages at the Birmingham NCAA Regionals were pretty high. FOUR DOLLAR bottle of water. So, ignorance is believable. The BAC was zero. I don’t undertand why they had a right to hold the kid. But I believe that suspected abuse neglect needs to be investigated as a crime by law enforcement. So, what do I know?

Two years ago, as an adult advisor of a teen task force against underage drinking, I accompanied teens as they surveyed stores for products that had alcohol in them, yet were so vaguely labeled that it was difficulty to identify the alcohol content.  I recall how we stood in the store with this particular brand of lemonade and read the label.  It is not clear that this product contains alcohol—even when you are looking for it!!!  And this is not the only product that is packaged to look like a soft drink beverage.  I don’t know the intent.  Is it so teens can drink alcohol without adults recognizing the alcohol content or is it an attempt to get teens addicted to alcohol at an early age?  Our teens were outraged to find not only beverages that were not clearly marked but also candy with alcohol content.  Adults and parents—start looking, you’ll see what I mean.

“I want to commend him for being a good parent and my husband takes my child the games and the flea market he doesn’t even count dollars as long as my son is getting what he wants. “

Sweetnsour, please let us know what a horrible spoiled brat your child becomes because of this horrible style of parenting.

Teach your kid to understand the value of a dollar, before you end up with an adult who wants everything handed to him, and we have to pay for his welfare check!

I thought that the police were smarter than that, and how stupid is CPS.  What are they going to do next, have a stake out at the local Catholic church, to take all the kids away from their parents when they drink the wine at communion.  If he knew that it was “hard” lemonade or not (which it’s clear that he didn’t) it doesn’t matter.  CPS is to intervene in cases of abuse, and giving a kid a hard lemonade is not abuse.  What the police did and what the Michigan CPS did was abuse.  Traumatizing a child by taking him away from his parents is abuse.  What CPS did will stay with this child for a very long time.  But the hard lemonade, if it wasn’t for CPS, would have quickly been forgotten.

well his child was thirsty hoorraaahh for him taking him to the ball game and giving a d…. about his thirst.  When you are catering to your child and making sure he has a good time you dont count the cost.  I want to commend him for being a good parent and my husband takes my child the games and the flea market he doesn’t even count dollars as long as my son is getting what he wants. The social system needs to track down dead beats instead of I give a sh…t dads…hellloooo

I paid $6 for a coke at a ball game once. I could deffinately see that happening.

Did he really think that people normally pay $7.00 for a glass of lemonade even at a ball game? I guess even ballgame food is getting excessive, too though.