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<blockquote data-quote="jltrent" data-source="post: 1628636" data-attributes="member: 21075"><p>I worked in Juvenile Corrections and Public Safety. We got a lot of male youth between the age of 13-18 from Western Kentucky state judge committed. I would take a group on top of those mountains as part of their recreation outings requirements and it would scare them to death (they thought they would fall off). We did not have to worry about AWOLs much as they were scared to run. I would tell them a few stories about missing youth, probably buried in some of those mining shafts and that was all it took. Never a boring minute and had to stay on my toes, kinda miss it. I really enjoyed listening to some of the youth from the western part of the state as some knew about farming. Not to many farm kids got into trouble though. I tried my best to help the kids.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jltrent, post: 1628636, member: 21075"] I worked in Juvenile Corrections and Public Safety. We got a lot of male youth between the age of 13-18 from Western Kentucky state judge committed. I would take a group on top of those mountains as part of their recreation outings requirements and it would scare them to death (they thought they would fall off). We did not have to worry about AWOLs much as they were scared to run. I would tell them a few stories about missing youth, probably buried in some of those mining shafts and that was all it took. Never a boring minute and had to stay on my toes, kinda miss it. I really enjoyed listening to some of the youth from the western part of the state as some knew about farming. Not to many farm kids got into trouble though. I tried my best to help the kids. [/QUOTE]
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