My Sister Enables Her Kids' Criminal Behavior. Now They're Ruining the Neighborhood and...

My Sister Enables Her Kids' Criminal Behavior. Now They're Ruining the Neighborhood and I Called The Cops.

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[ERBanmech]

Props to the two younger nephews who came back and apologized eventually, it took their egos getting a beating but they did it and started to learn from their mistakes.

[stevenmael]

Uncle did more for that kid than he realizes, literally made his chances of NOT ending up a criminal that much better.

[murdock]

So reminds me of the story where the parents spoiled the hell out of the OP's little sister and they ended up having to send her to boarding school to try and get her to not be so screwed up.

[RepellentJeff]

I’m sorry, but the mental image of some edgy little brat going nuts with two claw hammers while wearing a Grand Inquisitor mask is f-ing _hysterical._ 🤣

[erenyeagar]

op saved the lives of those kids. they were all destined for jail without his intervention. even the eldest was broken down at the end which is amazing.
also, people need to understand that bipolar doesn’t mean you’re sometimes good sometimes evil. it means you have extreme rushes of life energy between depressed episodes.

[jacobgomos]

What happened to the eldest nephew in the end is very hard to say that he didn’t have it coming. Because even if he did change his behavior he still did hurt a lot of people and it should definitely come as no surprise that there would be someone who would want to get even with him for how badly he treated them.

[kevinbell]

It's so rare to see stories like these end on a mostly positive note. Despite all that's happened, I'm still rooting for the eldest nephew to get better.

[AriaRosetti]

The parents should have given you the money and punished their kids. It's their fault that they are letting their kids do this. It's also amazing that the family stood with you, there are a lot of times when the family would take the sisters side.

[ZenoDovahkiin]

Targeting the weak is all fun and games until the target's big bro is stronger than you.

[TheSergio]

Man they are really describing a child that's DESTINED for jail. The oldest is probably just gonna get more aggressive and violent as he gets older.

[thehiddensilentone]

I'm really glad the act of tough love ( like calling the cops on your criminal nephews) had not only set his nephews straight but the sis and bil straight as well.

[flbble]

"He came back without his bike and backpack and looking beat up, he wont tell anyone what happened"
Just a wild guess, but he probably found out what an actual 'tough guy' was first hand.

[Thanatossssx]

3 minutes in and OP is already doing a better job at parenting that his sister.

[ziolan]

Yo he ran away and got robbed. Imagine thinking, you're the baddest there is and an actual villian steals your stuff and beats you up

[onionarmpit]

So many kids are messed up because of poor parenting. I must admit I'm concerned that the oldest nephew will return to crime without the monitoring, it takes more than a year to fix behavioural issues and cope with the damage

[LadyMelmo.]

I am Bipolar and it offends me when people use it as an "excuse" to be terrible people, and it makes us all look bad. We're not like that, that was not the Bipolar, some people are just bad.

[farmerboy]

That older nephew is lucky he didn’t get a permanant, kinetic lesson the second time when assaulting OP and his house. It could have escalated to that.

[thetruesimplegrid]

This has got to be one of the best uncles I've seen in while.

[lynngrant]

Every child deserves a parent, but not every parent deserves a child! 😡

[BubblegumGirl]

His sister and her husband really failed their kids.