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Another Charlotte neighborhood is on alert after witnesses said a man approached a child and may have been trying to lure him into his car.

The 8-year-old boy was on his bicycle on a Sunday morning in the parking lot of the Westside Apartments on Freedom Drive when a silver car pulled in and the driver told the boy to come over.

“The car was pulling in and the little boy was standing right there at the end of that truck on a bicycle,” said Michelle Sports, who yelled to the boy to leave.

Instead, she said, it was the driver who left, abruptly backing into Freedom Drive and speeding away. She is convinced that he had more than a chat in mind.

“I think so, because the way he backed out into the highway....you just don't back into the highway,” she said.

But less than an hour later, the silver car came back and before it took off again she was able to see that it had a South Carolina license plate. The next day, she passed that information on to the manager of the apartment complex.

“I wrote a letter and sent it out to all of the tenants (and) posted it that day to be on the lookout for a silver four-door car with South Carolina tags,” Teresa Deal said.

Deal wondered if the same driver may have tried to lure another child last week, after she saw the story of a man in a silver car with South Carolina tags approaching a child in the University area.

But the description of the drivers in the two cases appears to be very different—one is black, the other white—and police do not have enough information to connect the two.

Still, she is warning parents in the small complex to watch their children.

“Keep them down in your parking lot area, where you know that they're OK,” Deal said.

 

 

 

http://www.wsoctv.com/news/news/local/neighbor-witnesses-man-attempting-lure-child-car/nhnXL/

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Pedophilia is genetic. It has been around forever and will be around forever. You can kill every pedophile and there will be a million more pedophiles in the future. It's just part of the human race and the evolved  brain. Dolphins also engage in rape and child rape..

 

Maybe someday there will be antenatal testing to find things like autism (which i believe is linked to pedophilia) and pedophilia and people can chose an abortion like they do with down syndrome cases. Really pedophilia is so bad even if you could only discover it after birth in youths, maybe one day it'll be legalized to put kids down who show signs of devloping it.

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Pedophilia is genetic. It has been around forever and will be around forever. You can kill every pedophile and there will be a million more pedophiles in the future. It's just part of the human race and the evolved  brain. Dolphins also engage in rape and child rape..

 

Maybe someday there will be antenatal testing to find things like autism (which i believe is linked to pedophilia) and pedophilia and people can chose an abortion like they do with down syndrome cases. Really pedophilia is so bad even if you could only discover it after birth in youths, maybe one day it'll be legalized to put kids down who show signs of devloping it.

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