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u/boriicha__ 17h ago
Is the person holding the camera an older sibling? Or parent?
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u/SirLucky 16h ago edited 16h ago
I feel like I’ve seen this before and last I read it was a neighbors kid terrorizing the neighbor.
Edit: Here’s where I saw it. https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/s/TyDukArOah
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u/The_SIeepy_Giant 16h ago
I thought he kicked the stair fence post but according to the previous comments that was the dog of the NEIGHBOR, kid is trespassing in his neighbors backyard.
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u/90GTS4 12h ago
Yeah, zero fucking percent I'm letting that little shit kick a dog, let alone mine.
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u/diurnal_emissions 8h ago
I guess your son accidentally drown in my pool...
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u/echoshatter 4h ago
No need for that....
A simple "I don't know where he is, officer. He was causing chaos in my backyard, and I went to go get a spray bottle full of vinegar to chase him off, and by the time I get back he's gone."
"The dirt on my hands and shoes? And the freshly disturbed dirt in the corner of the yard? Just some gardening...."
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u/PrincessPaisleysMom1 3h ago
There is NO WAY I'm letting that little a-hole kick MY dog. Seems like Karma paid that a-hole a lesson he's probably not going to learn. He doesn't look very intelligent.
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u/Agitated_Cry_8793 11h ago
Smells like a lawsuit
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u/BrownEyeBearBoy 10h ago
You can't sue a kid who's missing, buried in your backyard. Silly.
/s probably need this. Don't kill kids.
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u/Soggy_Cracker 4h ago
Yea. It’s time to restrain that child and call the cops.
Trespassing, animal abuse, breaking and entering, vandalism.
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u/Jadedslay03 17h ago
Probably an older sibling since the kid was crying out to his mum
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u/AnatomicAndi 17h ago
Im assuming a sibling since the brat screams for mommy. Plus the phone height seems pretty low for an adult.
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u/CabSauce 15h ago
Siblings can use cell phone recordings now? Back in my day, you had to convince your parents who did it. It was about a 50% success rate.
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u/Loli-nero 15h ago
It's still a 50% success rate, regardless of video evidence lol
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u/TomatilloChoice8386 12h ago
According to the same video elsewhere, it is the kid’s neighbor and he’s just Dennis the Menacing it.
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u/ProfChaos85 17h ago
That's definitely an older sibling. As the younger sibling, I can tell.
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u/unknownpoltroon 16h ago
As an older sibling, i have done this.
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u/squirrelmonkie 15h ago
As the younger brother, i would piss the older brother off to get him to chase me out the house. I run in the back door, lock it, and then go lock the front. This worked 10+ times before he finally figured it out. He is not a genius by any means. How are you letting your younger brother by 7 years out smart you?
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u/crankyanker638 16h ago
As a younger sibling that the older sibling took particular joy in torturing, I feel the impotent rage in the screams for mom.....
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u/MrFastFox666 16h ago
It'd be pretty reasonable for a sibling to do this, but very unreasonable for a parent.
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u/The_SIeepy_Giant 16h ago
Its the neighbor of the kids family, not even related, kid just trespassing and vandalizing shit lol
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u/Prize-Analyst-1121 16h ago
Oof, better keep an eye on that one as he grows older.
Wish all the best good luck.
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u/Zunderfeuer_88 11h ago
He possibly won't grow that old
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u/StrobeLightRomance 5h ago
Here lies Little Dingus who, at a very young age, succumbed to his own stupidity.
He will not be remembered fondly.
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u/Vintage-Grievance 1h ago
"He will be remembered fondly by the people who don't realize this could have been avoided".
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u/LeSmallhanz 16h ago
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u/thriftstoremando 14h ago
TIL this is an actual image series and not just a drawing
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u/CHERNO-B1LL 10h ago
Think the cartoon came first and this was just someone recreating it.
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u/Dense_Natural3622 17h ago
That scream🤣
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u/brizzboog 16h ago
My older bother did this exact same thing when I locked him out of the house when we were like 9 and 12 (1980ish mind you). Only his forearm had a huge gash in it down to the muscle and there was a LOT of blood. Calling my RN mom at work was not a good time.
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u/GoodQueenFluffenChop 15h ago
I have a nephew who at 4 punched the window on a dare from his teenage uncle on the weekend. That was fun hearing about it when I picked him up after preschool the following Monday.
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u/Silentico 12h ago
That child desserves more karma for kicking a dog and trying to break into a neighbours house. Parents should pay. The child is a product of neglecting parents
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u/Mumlife8628 10h ago
Omg I just re watched! I thought he kicked the decking
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u/Silentico 9h ago
I didnt know what he was doing myself before I saw some other comments with links. So this child is bad 😠
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u/HelloDeathspresso 1h ago
You just know his mommy coddles him and feeds him McDonalds when he's upset about his feelings.
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u/SumoHeadbutt 14h ago
Imagine this kid as a grown man at an airport
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u/Rainy_Grave 13h ago
I don’t need to imagine him. I grew up with him. I’m patching all the holes he punched into the walls of the home in which we grew up so I can sell it.
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u/69-is-my-number 16h ago
He’s fucking lucky he’s not dead. I worked with a lady whose brother did this when they were teens and parents were at work and he bled out before paramedics could arrive.
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u/SplitGlass7878 11h ago
Yeah, glass is no joke. Slice the Artery and you're just straight up dead unless someone present knows how to make a make-shift tourniquet.
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u/southworthmedia 9h ago
My lil sister broke a jar she had on her hand like a glove and doctors said she was a few minutes away from bleeding out and got to the ER in like 5 mins
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u/CMUpewpewpew 17h ago
We've got no context here.
The kid could be a lil shit but this could just as easily be an older sibling being a lil shit and locking their brother out of the house.
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u/Still-Act4297 6h ago edited 4h ago
This is a reupload and someone said that the kid had hopped their fence (it’s their neighbors kid) who than went to kick a dog (it looked like the stairs but if u look closely u see a dog move before and after the kick) than went to the door cuz he saw the person recording and tried to go in but it was locked leading to a tantrum where he breaks the glass and cry’s for mommy after realizing it
Unfortunately the apple never falls far so I doubt this mommy would actually does anything I mean he kid is in middle school and still kicking dogs just because fuck this kid and now that he’s probably over 18 I hope he sees the inside of a jail cell
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u/insertnamehere----- 17h ago edited 17h ago
When I was growing up me and my brother locked each other out of the house more times than I could count. But I don’t think either of us ever considered punching through the glass XD.
If you look closely it seems like the chunker was kicking a dog for no reason before he tried to get in, so it was definitely deserved.
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u/slick514 16h ago
I see him kicking something, but I don't see an animal of any kind.
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u/insertnamehere----- 16h ago
It seems to be dog brown and move like it’s alive. If I had to guess this is a reoccurring thing and the sibling is getting the video to show their parents and locked the door because they didn’t want him to get in and try to fight for the camera.
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u/SeaToTheBass 16h ago
It’s some sort of inanimate object. What looks like the object moving is just the kid’s shadow passing over it. Judging by the rest of the yard it’s an empty plant pot. He even bends down to pick it upright, this kid’s having a bad day
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u/Brasticus 16h ago
Hey, back in the early 80s my brother did that very thing to me. Mom wasn't home. He locked me out after asking me to go get him something from the backyard. I kinda did the same thing this kid did, but I only spiderwebbed the glass. Mom still wasn't pleased.
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u/quurios-quacker 11h ago
This a repost according to another post of it. This kid would kick the neighbours dog. That was the dog at the beginning
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u/The_SIeepy_Giant 16h ago
Someone linked this video from 5 years ago, its the neighbors kid coming into their backyard
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u/Scourge_of_scrode 15h ago
That’s what a commentator claimed, who did not link the original video.
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u/Scourge_of_scrode 5h ago
Yeah, I’m saying the person from that comment did not link to the OP and not a lot of other people in the comments were agreeing with them.
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u/Kratos5300 17h ago
This specifically reminds me of my brother when he was younger and I feel sad 😞 my brother is the biggest sweetheart in the world but really struggled with being an emotional boy with a dad who was anti-emotions and it caused him a lot of pain growing up. This lil guy is having a bad day.
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u/EsoterisVoid 10h ago edited 10h ago
Oh fuck no.
This was SO predictable. By this age, I’m pretty sure society is gonna start keeping the PERMANENT list of things he does that they can’t handle and he won’t rectify. Kid has to get his act together and soon.
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u/Electrical-Concert17 6h ago
The kid, from my understanding of the original video, is a neighbors kid that would hop the fence and abuse this persons dog. Little prick got karma.
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u/Classic-Mechanic-809 12h ago
Kid has an anger and emotional dysrwgulation issue at such a young age ..there’s issues in that family
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u/Connect-Form5268 17h ago
Kids<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<Cats
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u/What-tha-fck_Elon 17h ago
I have both. Both can suck. The kids don’t lick the butter 🧈 on the counter. Anymore.
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u/thesanguineocelot 16h ago
The kids are absolutely still licking the butter, they just learned to be sneaky about it.
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u/Lifeabroad86 10h ago
If you guys couldn't tell, that kid kicked a dog right before going up the stairs
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u/ferna182 6h ago
kid got very lucky, I've seen someone do exactly that only he ended up slicing an artery and bleed to death.
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u/Meinungverstarker 17h ago
I did this to my sis when we were kids and she has a mean scar on her arm to this day. She was the first one to get stitches as well…
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u/Time-Information-554 15h ago
Childhood memory triggered. Got locked out by my younger brother who tricked me. was banging on window. Shattered it and bloodied myself. School bus arrived, I went to school with paper towel around my hand. Parents must have called the school because nurse was waiting for me to inspect for glass in my hand.
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u/Sliminfinity 14h ago
That kid was raging all sorts of out. Kicking God knows what by the porch then coming up and try to pound into opening the door, then gets all crazy with the glass. His parents prolly just took his tablet away and he went outside to vent.
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u/helphunting 12h ago
When I was an early teen, I was babysitting a sh&t and he did this just as his parents pulled up to the house.
14 stitches later....
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u/acrobat2126 8h ago
I don't understand why white folks (in general) don't confront their kids. What is the deal?
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u/JackSquirts 15h ago
I'm definitely not an I'll give you something to cry about kind of dad, but if this were my little shitstain I'd stand there and laugh at him as he bawled his eyes out. Then again, my kids would never do anything like this because I've actually parented them.
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u/StrictExtension4879 16h ago
All I can say is after the mom watches this video they will definitely have a different opinion on their kid lol After kicking that poor dog, I’d say he needed a hard life lesson to set him straight.
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u/cantbeseriouschef 15h ago
As someone who has a lot of experience breaking stuff growing up with parents who were hoarders and our property was always covered with bunch of just nonsense. That glass is very old
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u/Azaroth1991 15h ago
Hmmm. I see remorse for his actions, fear of consequences, and yearning for a parental figure. Yes, this is a teachable moment.
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u/CHERNO-B1LL 10h ago
Jesus that's dangerous. I've seen that video of the guy panicking as he bleeds out from punching a glass pane like this.
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u/sohcordohc 6h ago
What an absolute shit of a kid..behavioral issues won’t be a stranger to his mommy.
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u/Scouse_Werewolf 2h ago
That's a fat kid who has never heard "no" before. Parenting failure over "kids are fucking stupid" imo
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u/Tuxedocatbitches 16h ago
Honestly this feels like a bad situation made intentionally worse by the camera person. The kid was clearly feeling terrible and on the verge of a melt down, and then got locked out and hit his final straw? I feel for him.
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u/NappingReader 15h ago
Supposedly the angry kid is the neighbor, not a sibling of the kid recording.
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u/MrFastFox666 16h ago
Kid is really lucky he didn't get a nasty cut on that glass.
That video of the guy breaking his GF's window and getting a horrible cut and spraying blood everywhere is the first thing that came to mind. Dude severed a ton of nerves and basically crippled his own arm.
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u/Defecating-Buffalo 17h ago
Should I not be laughing that the shit stain got what he deserved? Fuck I'm glad that I'm never having kids.
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u/KittyPuperMamaPerson 16h ago
The video is 5yrs old. I read the context, it’s a neighbors kid who jumped the fence, kicked the dog, then tried to raise hell. IMO you don’t get to cry when you’re a dumbass.
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u/slick514 15h ago
Oh! Well in that case, I’m happy he’s crying! And hopefully the kid’s parents won’t be too happy when they get the repair bill.
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u/Captainsnarkyshart 17h ago
Wow, the anger management and emotional regulation are indicative of this kids future.
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u/Colderthan0K 7h ago
A neighbors 12 year old daughter ran into the glassdoor when playing with her friends. Bled out in seconds on the livingroom floor. 💔
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u/pierrett 3h ago
Once knew a kid that ran through a glass door. That was not safety glass. He was very lucky he didn’t bleed out.
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u/FruitJuice617 1h ago
I'm seeing from the comments he habitually would jump the fence and abuse the dog. He never should have gotten a second chance to do that.




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u/madlibs13 17h ago
Yeah don't pound on glass kiddo.