It comes as law enforcement across western Washington are seeing an increase in violent crime committed by teenagers.
showing young offenders who are sent home to their families instead of detention centers are less likely to re-offend. Moss said that these kids may be getting the message that there are no consequences for their actions, tempting them to commit more crimes until it’s too late.
“I think there’s a lot of things that have happened with COVID-19, people talk about kids having trauma from COVID, from not going to school for a year, for being in houses where there’s domestic violence or something,” Moss said. “But we have lots of kids that have that same trauma in other areas of our county that aren’t going out and committing these crimes. ”
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