When they eventually caught him he was placed in a juvenile correctional facility for two months. If this offender would have been a person of the age of eighteen, he/she would have been slapped with Grand Theft Auto and placed in prison anywhere from two to five years, if not more. However, because the hijacker was a juvenile he was only sentenced to two months...
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However, because the hijacker was a juvenile he was only sentenced to two months. After two months he was free to roam the streets again. This kid probably didn't learn a thing and will probably commit another crime very similar to the one before because his punishment was to light and didn't teach him anything...
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