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Two unidentified Salem Middle School students in Greensburg, Pennsylvania have been charged under the state's new sexting law, which bans teens from sending private text messages of a sexual nature.
Greensburg Police Detective Sgt. Henry Fontana told CBS Pittsburgh: ââ¬ÅA 13-year-old girl took a photo. She was naked from the waist up, took a picture of herself and sent it to a 14-year-old boy at his request.
The boy deleted the photo, but the girlââ¬â¢s mother found the photo on her daughter's phone and the called police on her child, reports CBS Pittsburgh.
Under the new law, minors over the age of 12 charged for the first time will get a citation, but a second offense will result in a misdemeanor charge.
Felony child pornography laws could still apply, depending on the intent.
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Okay. The boy deleted the picture. The girl's mother finds the picture on her daughter's phone. The mother then calls the police on her daughter.
Why the hell did the mother call the police? Why didn't the mother just take away cell phone and computer privileges? Why didn't the mother explain to her daughter that she COULD be charged if this was found out? I know these answers: The mother is a bad parent!
What are your thoughts on what the mother did?