I guess it's all about perspective. I would use the terms disrespectful, dishonest, and disobedient to describe a teenager who breaks curfew, lies about having a flat tire, and mouths off to mom and dad when punished....not so much for those who engage in criminal behavior. But that's just me 🤷🏼‍♀️

@ladybeachbum : You are 100% right! My only disagreement was you calling them trash. Thats all. There is absolutely NOTHING that you can say to me that will ever change my mind on calling any human being trash. But again, that's just me. You and I disagree with that. These young men are guilty. Period! These YOUNG MEN are guilty! Not young TRASH. I am sorry for implying that I know your heart. Obviously I dont know you personally. There is saying; "Out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks." I try my best to make sure mouth lines up with my heart before I speak... AGAIN, thats just me. Please dont take it personal. As you said earlier, its only opinions...

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@Luckysis : I have no argument with that at all. As I have been saying all along, my only issue is calling them trash... If you agree with calling a 19 year old Teenage/Man and a 20 year old man trash then you and I would simply disagree...

@Richblackman : Need more of you in this world!

@Richblackman : I thank you for your opinion & your heart . We know a young man across Houston who lived with his grandmother because his father went to prison when he was a very young child . He has other siblings & his mother works but can't make it on her own .He never had a drivers license or a job in high school . His good fortune was meeting our granddaughter & our daughter . Our granddaughter who is an only child calls him her brother & my daughter thinks of him as her son . He had no money for a University but our daughter mentored him & he got a trade & is doing very very well . So someone cared enough & gave of their-selves in an effort to see to it this young man could make it & be able to have a good life instead of one on the street . So I guess some would have called him trash without the helping hand he got .Also his mother died very shortly after his high-school graduation .

@bbk : I agree 100%. I appreciate you taking time to share this story. This is amazing! Thanks again

@Richblackman : Agree 1000%. Kids and young adults make mistakes and should suffer the consequences with a strong eye towards rehabilitation and second chances. It's to all our benefit that these young men get some wise council and support to help them turn their lives around once they get through the time and tribulation they will have to serve for their crimes.

@Richblackman : At least they arent calling then thugs. Now, that annoys me. Because there is one typical group called thugs. Instead calling then trash, what they did was stupid and they deserve to be prosecuted to the extent of the law. These young men could also be called "dead", by stealing from the wrong people. I hate a thief. We had an umbrella stolen at lifetime fitness this week and I'm still seething over a $20 umbrella. Haha.

Man these kids did come from good families, involved in sports, good schooling. I've grown skeptical of this story. Or at least the way it is being portrayed and perceived with the wording from the police.Wyche was charged with the following. Not with auto theft. Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle occurs when a person operates a motor vehicle without the owner's consent; it is also referred to as joyriding. This statute is different from the general theft statute because in this situation the offender intends to return the vehicle to its rightful owner. As a result, the level of offense is not driven by the value of the vehicle that was used.So who's vehicle did he have? Friend or family member or total stranger?Then the police mention they were "casing neighborhood" but it doesn't match the story that they were seen on Atascocita road. And the police then stopped them in Kingwood Glen. So they were casing the neighborhood with the police following them?What second vehicle did they flee in? Assuming not stolen since no charges there - so like were they at their home.I just have so many questions about this one.CONSTABLE ON PATROL SPOTS 2 SUSPECTS IN STOLEN VEHICLE CASING NEIGHBORHOOD, 2 SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY !On July 2, 2018, a deputy with Constable Mark Herman's Office while on patrol and working DWI enforcement observed a recently reported stolen vehicle in the 6500 block of Atascocita Road. The deputy conducted a traffic stop in the 6000 block of Kelly Mill Lane, where both occupants exited the vehicle and fled on foot. A perimeter was established Constable Deputies quickly apprehended both suspects as they attempted to flee in another vehicle. The driver was identified as Donald Wyche and the passenger as Kerry Stubblefield."Donald Wyche was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail, charged with Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle and Evading Arrest. Kerry Stubblefield was also arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail charged with Evading Arrest. Their bonds and court assignments have not been set at this time." - Constable Mark Herman

@Richblackman : Is the story true or exaggerated? If you know.

@HumbleGirl : I can only trust what the story says. I totally understand what you are saying. Onelf their former coaches sent me a text with this story and I just shook my head. I had just spoken with Kerry at a basketball game. Needless to say it doesn't change my disappointment in their decision making...

@Richblackman :
Why, are you a thief. That's what we, or atleast I, consider trash. Had too much stole from me that I worked for to have these POS trash come steal if from me. Definitely trash.

@cador : Im sorry you feel that way. You are definitely entitled to your feelings. Ive had things stolen from me too and it doesn't feel good. But, Ive still never called the theif trash... Thats just me. I pray and hope that ther person feels remorse and guilt for what they have done and sometimes even wish ill will towards them to be honest. But, still never come to calling another human trash. I told the other person who posted; you have your opinion and I have mine. We can agree to disagree...

@HumbleGirl : I agree with that statement also . But wouldn't it be great if we found a way to get involved before these kids needed a 2nd chance & rehabilitation ?