[国际新闻] 英13岁男孩犯下百宗罪行

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年仅13岁的英格兰小男孩查利•米切尔拥有一张天使般纯洁的面孔，然而他在周围邻居眼中却是一个不折不扣的「少年魔王」。由于犯下纵火、诈骗、打骂老人、入室盗窃等多达100项罪行，英国「反社会行为规则」(ASBO)委员会日前对查利下达禁令，未来2年中他在没有大人监护的情况下，不得擅自出行、夜间外出、饮酒等。一旦违反，他将被警方逮捕并依法惩办。据悉，针对低龄的未成年人施以如此严厉的处罚，在英国尚属首例。人在德国 社区4 `) K7 d( Z# @1 X% d; `7 X

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( j, |& R& w2 n, g6 }1 f人在德国 社区据报导，查利•米切尔家住英格兰普利茅斯市埃福德区，今年1月刚刚年满13岁。别看他满脸稚气，身高仅1米37，却是让街坊四邻人见人怕的「少年魔王」。据当地警方介绍，翘课、酗酒对于查利来说是家常便饭，此外，他曾多次打骂和威胁老人，潜入教堂、商店和民宅盗窃东西。更可恨的是，查利还经常破坏花园等公共设施，甚至放火焚烧邻居的房屋。$ i8 Y/ {0 a7 l- {$ w9 n4 @4 S

& J, p% d; g5 ^0 T/ e5.35.249.64曾有一次，他伸手松开邻家一辆崭新汽车的手闸，然后眼睁睁看着它一路下滑撞向路边停著的另一辆汽车。不过，长著一张「天使面孔」的他，最拿手的莫过于诈骗了。据一位熟知内情的邻居介绍：「他(查利)老早就表现出行骗的‘天分’。他经常凭著一个编造出来的感人故事，哄得路人慷慨解囊。」据粗略统计，过去几年中，小查利犯下的斑斑劣迹竟多达100项！( y5 e* e4 _6 J+ s

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: T- P& h1 D6 B! J虽然邻居对查利早已烦不胜烦，然而每当有人欲将其扭送司法机关法办之时，小家伙总是做出一副鬼脸耍赖：「你能把我怎么样？」毕竟，他还只有13岁，属于未成年人，就连威严的法律也对他无能为力。
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小查利原本生活在一个幸福的家庭，除了溺爱他的父母，家中还有14岁的哥哥丹尼尔和6岁的弟弟哈里。对于儿子翘课、抽烟、酗酒，查利的父亲、35岁的马丁•米切尔从来不闻不问。去年11月，小查利终因「不服管教」被所在中学扫地出门。可是他的父母却将自己的责任推得一干二净，表示他们的家教没有问题，否则家中其余2个儿子为何没有变坏。在母亲琳达看来，小查利的「行为出轨」全因同校几个年长的坏孩子，自家的「好儿子」正是在后者的教唆下才变坏的。0 ], J' ]! i0 ^$ X" S6 s5 o/ P
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+ ]0 B' @/ v8 r! z人在德国 社区3月22日，普利茅斯地方法院向查利发出了一条「反社会行为规则」(ASBO)禁令，并且出于维护公共利益的考虑，一反常态地将这名未成年人的大名公布于众。根据该禁令，未来2年中，查利在没有家长陪伴的情况下，不得擅自外出、夜间出行，不得喝酒和点火，不得宣誓，不得与其它流氓同伙来往，不得向他人和建筑物投掷东西，未经他人同意，不得闯入他人住宅和花园。该禁令同时意味著，一旦查利违反了上述种种规定，员警将有权将其当场逮捕、关禁闭，并且送往司法机关法办。
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据悉，ASBO是英国从1999年开始实施的一项制裁轻微犯罪的规则，可以被用来限制个人从事某一具体行为。对查利的禁令颁布之后，他的照片立即登上英国各大报刊的头版。儿子的「一夜成名」让米切尔夫妇羞愧难当，幡然醒悟的他们终于决定上家长学校接受「再教育」，另一方面，为查利重新联系一所学校。4 e- }0 H: a- Y; o$ M6 ~2 U
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VIOLENCE, THEFT, BURGLARY, ARSON, ABUSE ..AT AGE 13
% @  E; L; G% e/ s( \! zMEET Charlie Mitchell - a 13-year-old hardened criminal with an Asbo.
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& W8 z4 G+ k# a) Y" fThe 4ft 6in lout has terrorised his neighbourhood - setting fires, frightening pensioners, ransacking a church, wrecking fences and gardens and lying and conning his way into OAPs' homes with sob stories.
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) {1 c: T; ]! B$ O6 yHe even broke into a car, let the handbrake off then watched it smash into a parked vehicle.
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One neighbour, too afraid to be named, said: "Word would go around that Charlie Mitchell was about and that something would be going off.0 i1 Q( i6 p' {: w
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"Nothing was safe in your back garden and shoplifting was a bit of fun for him. He was under-age and his attitude was 'you can't touch me'."! @7 X( d: \) m: S2 \6 E; u- C

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He is also banned from swearing, using racist words, throwing things, drinking and starting fires. Prosecutor Dylan Sadler told Plymouth magistrates: "You are dealing with an individual who has been described as being a hardened criminal at 12.
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1 C4 K$ U; F: ~# k$ WFoul-mouthed Charlie, from Efford in Plymouth, was expelled from school in November. His family says he got in with the wrong crowd.
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A youth liaison officer said: "His mother and father have made great efforts to stop him mixing with certain people.5.35.249.644 B  d* g8 \- t0 u/ x
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His solicitor Mackenzie Robinson said: "He accepts his behaviour was appalling. His last anti-social behaviour was in December and since then he has changed."