DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — So far this year, 46 teens have been arrested for possession of a firearm.
With the growing trend of youth committing crimes, juvenile courtrooms are seeing more and more cases, and local lawmakers are searching for a solution.
“Stealing cars and either getting locked up or dying, yeah, that’s the extent of what’s going to happen to them,” said Rep. Phil Plummer, Ohio House – 39th District.
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According to law makers and Montgomery County judges, teems in the Miami Valley are getting into more trouble than ever…