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FL - 4 teens charged as adults in locker room sexual assault case

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View the article here You see, kids are not consider adults until 18, and cannot consent to sex, but here, they are all of a sudden considered adults because it's a sex crime. Either they are adults, or they are not. 06/04/2009 By John Couwels (CNN) - Four teenage boys in Tampa, Florida, were charged as adults Wednesday on allegations of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy. Charged with four counts each of sexual battery were _____, 14; _____, 14; _____, 14; and _____, 15. CNN... Sex Offender Issues (C) 2006-2009, All Rights Reserved!

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