Youth Crime, Reckless Driving & Accountability Before Tragedy

Homer and Bailey discuss a 13-year-old leading police on a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle at 1:40 a.m., using the case to question supervision, discipline, and parental accountability. They also reflect on the hit-and-run death of 71-year-old Marshall Hill, highlighting Milwaukee’s ongoing reckless driving crisis and the pain left behind when drivers flee instead of taking responsibility. Callers weigh in on social media influence, driver’s training, community responsibility, and the need for parents, youth, and city leaders to intervene before dangerous behavior turns deadly.