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[h=1]Georgia Mom Arrested for Allowing 10-Year-Old to Get Tattoo[/h]

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(Photo courtesy: Cobb County Sheriff's Office)



A Georgia mother who was arrested for allowing her 10-year-old to get a tattoo said she had no idea it was illegal for him to get one, even with her consent.


When Chuntera Napier’s son Gaquan Napier asked her if he could get a memorial tattoo for his 12-year-old brother Malik who died after being hit by a car, Napier was touched by the request.


“My son came to me and said, ‘Mom, I want to get a tattoo with Malik on it, rest in peace,’” she told ABC News’ Atlanta affiliate WSBTV. “It made me feel good to know that he wanted his brother on him.”


When Gaquan Napier was asked why he wanted the tattoo, he said, “Because it represents my brother.”


“What do I say to a child who wants to remember his brother? It’s not like he was asking me, ‘Can I get Sponge Bob?”

Napier said. “He asked me [for] something that’s in remembrance of his brother. How can I say no?”


Gaquan got a tattoo on his right arm of his brother’s name and his former basketball jersey number. Napier also has memorial tattoos for her son on her right arm.


When someone at his school noticed the tattoo and contacted authorities, Napier was arrested on Tuesday and charged with misdemeanor cruelty and being a party to a crime, according to WSBTV. Napier bonded out of jail on Wednesday but is shocked that her consent was not enough for her son to get a tattoo.


“I always thought that if a parent gave consent, then it was fine,” she said. “How can somebody else say that it’s not okay? He’s my child, and I have the right to say what I want for my child. I can’t go tell anybody else what I want for their child.”


A Georgia law from 2010 states, “It shall be unlawful for any person to tattoo the body of any person under the age of 18, except a physician or osteopath.”


Police say that Napier has refused to cooperate in naming the tattoo artist who could also be prosecuted for violating the law.

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlin...sted-for-allowing-10-year-old-to-get-tattoo/#

:rofl:
 
Who was the tattoo artist that didn't know it was against the law? It seems that such a law would be important for them to know...
 
Well, webbway?


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Chattooga County, GA (WTVC) -- A Georgia couple is facing child cruelty charges after police say they tattooed their six kids.
Georgia authorities say the adults used a homemade device to tattoo black crosses on the hands of their children. But the children's mother says they weren't hurt and she doesn't understand why she was arrested.
"I don't understand why this got blowed up so big [sic]," said Patty "Jo Jo" Marsh, "I love my children. We'd never do anything to harm our kids."
When reporters from WTVC-TV met Marsh at her Summerville, Georgia home she was proud to show them the tattoos that her boyfriend put on her arms and legs. They were done with a homemade gun.

http://www.wltx.com/news/story.aspx?storyid=82520
 
Well, webbway?


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Chattooga County, GA (WTVC) -- A Georgia couple is facing child cruelty charges after police say they tattooed their six kids.
Georgia authorities say the adults used a homemade device to tattoo black crosses on the hands of their children. But the children's mother says they weren't hurt and she doesn't understand why she was arrested.
"I don't understand why this got blowed up so big [sic]," said Patty "Jo Jo" Marsh, "I love my children. We'd never do anything to harm our kids."
When reporters from WTVC-TV met Marsh at her Summerville, Georgia home she was proud to show them the tattoos that her boyfriend put on her arms and legs. They were done with a homemade gun.

http://www.wltx.com/news/story.aspx?storyid=82520


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Well since the story happened two years ago, we can agree she was was Mother Of the Year for 2010. So for now, my nominee is in the lead for 2012
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Web that shit goes over well with the klan. If you are ever in the new Orleans area and want your ass kicked look me up pussy!
 
Its always nice to see the gov't decide what kids can do or not do, instead of teh parents.

The kid wanted a tattoo in remembrance of his brother.
 
Once upon a time, I represented a guy on a whole string of drug, assault and theft charges who had KRAZEE tattooed on his forehead. The first day I met him, I asked him was the the tattoo he got when he decided he was going to be a criminal for the rest of his life?
 
That being said, this was not a gang banger tattoo, it wasn't some sports logo or anything like that. It was a memorial tattoo for his dead brother. This is really what we want people being arrested for? She will probably have her child taken away and he will go into a system that is overcrowded and in no way capable of properly raising children.
 
Web that shit goes over well with the klan. If you are ever in the new Orleans area and want your ass kicked look me up pussy!

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Why would any intelligent human live in a shithole like New Orleans, let alone visit it??? That's why I laugh every time I see you spouting off that you have an MBA.
 
That being said, this was not a gang banger tattoo, it wasn't some sports logo or anything like that. It was a memorial tattoo for his dead brother. This is really what we want people being arrested for? She will probably have her child taken away and he will go into a system that is overcrowded and in no way capable of properly raising children.


I imagine the state or federal government is already paying to keep Chuntera Napier and her son Gaquan fed and sheltered. Anybody that stupid to put a tattoo on a 10 year old kid, is probably too dumb to have a job.
 
Who was the tattoo artist that didn't know it was against the law? It seems that such a law would be important for them to know...

Because I bet you the "artist" probably isn't working out of a shop and is instead doing tats in his home.
Fucking scratch tats/garage tats have caused a serious bad opinion of the industry.

I've got a good friend who owns two shops and I can't count the number of people who have come in to have a scratch tat fixed. They usually have to wait until the infections have cleared up and then they end up paying more then what it would have cost them, in the first place.
So now they end up not only paying for the scratch tattooist for his shitty work; but they end up paying a shop artist to fix it.

I can't believe that anyone would get ink from someone who doesn't have an autoclave or any other of the necessary equipment to keep his equipment sterile.
 
I thought that was what those huge holes in the lobes are for.

Yeah, those too. Can you imagine what those will look like when they are 70 years old? Or maybe it will be a handy place to hang the IV or hearing aid battery.
 
I have to admit, if I were the judge hearing the case of a woman who permitted her child to get a tattoo honoring his dead brother, I would toss the case out.......
 
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