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3:20Now PlayingA New Mexico teenager is being punished for stealing by being forced to live in a tent for a month. Is this a good idea? Brett Erlich and Grace Baldridge (Pop Trigger), hosts of The Young Turks, break it down. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
"A New Mexico family is trying to teach their troubled son a lesson, by making the 16-year-old stay in a tent in their yard. Now neighbors are reporting the family to law enforcement.
Is making your 16-year-old son live in a tent in the backyard an appropriate punishment? It depends who you ask.
“That’s a terrible thing,” said a neighbor.
“I don’t see anything that is abuse or negligent,” said Valencia County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Gary Hall.
The boy’s parents, Jacob and Angela Boggus, say they’re out of options.
“We’re not doing anything wrong here. We’re simply trying to teach our child a lesson,” said Angela Boggus.
“If he doesn’t learn that now, it’s gonna be the whole world’s problem, not just ours, in a couple of years,” said Jacob Boggus.”*
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Hosts: Brett Erlich, Grace Baldridge
Cast: Brett Erlich, Grace Baldridge
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