My hat's off to those young men who actually stood up and took action. Even though it could have been a case of someones brat throwing a hissy fit ... what would it hurt to step in and make sure everything is on the up and up ? If it turns out that you were wrong about what was happening, you would still be right for making sure for the safety of a child.

I almost lost my middle son in Kmart that way ... if it wasn't for the store security and my son being smart enough to not leave with him ... he would've been gone. Unfortunately, the guy got away .

The risk of getting sued for that sort of intervention is nill in my opinion .... and anyone who wouldn't get past that fear in order to care for a helpless child is nothing but a coward in my book.

PISTOL

 

Agreed.......I would rather explain myself to a jury of parents than live with teh thought of what I may have prevented.
We, as adults, have a duty and responsibility to protect our children, and by "our" I mean any child...