His being refused bail, because the police think he is a threat to our community, we are all here to sign and support for The State to Free Nate,
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Nephew that's has made a mistake and has the potential to become something more than his mistakes growth takes time everyone makes mistakes and he should be aloud to learn from them with guidance and supervision
Known Nate all his life always good manners and polite Being led to make one small mistake should not be punished this hard, cut him some slack A lot worse goes on in this town unpunished!
I know the family and why should a Australian 15 year old be locked up when actual terrorist are roaming Australian streets
He is just a child who needs help to adjust not isolated
C’mon NSW government, you grant bail to grubs, give this lad a go!
He is just a kid There’s others out there younger then he is that’s breaking into homes and stabbing people but there aloud out on bail
If we give adults second chances that don't deserve it then why can't we give a second chance to a child that does deserve it
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His being refused bail, because the police think he is a threat to our community, we are all here to sign and support for The State to Free Nate,
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PLEASE GIVE THIS CHILD A SECOND CHANCE. ❤️ He is 13 years old. Just a child with his whole life ahead of him. He made a terrible mistake and followed the wrong people without fully understanding where those choices could lead. That mistake should be addressed, but it should not define who he is or destroy the future he still has the chance to build. At 13, a child is still learning, growing and developing the judgment that comes with maturity. He needs accountability, but he also needs guidance
Nephew that's has made a mistake and has the potential to become something more than his mistakes growth takes time everyone makes mistakes and he should be aloud to learn from them with guidance and supervision
Known Nate all his life always good manners and polite Being led to make one small mistake should not be punished this hard, cut him some slack A lot worse goes on in this town unpunished!
I know the family and why should a Australian 15 year old be locked up when actual terrorist are roaming Australian streets
He is just a child who needs help to adjust not isolated
C’mon NSW government, you grant bail to grubs, give this lad a go!
He is just a kid There’s others out there younger then he is that’s breaking into homes and stabbing people but there aloud out on bail
If we give adults second chances that don't deserve it then why can't we give a second chance to a child that does deserve it
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PLEASE GIVE THIS CHILD A SECOND CHANCE. ❤️ He is 13 years old. Just a child with his whole life ahead of him. He made a terrible mistake and followed the wrong people without fully understanding where those choices could lead. That mistake should be addressed, but it should not define who he is or destroy the future he still has the chance to build. At 13, a child is still learning, growing and developing the judgment that comes with maturity. He needs accountability, but he also needs guidance