Cops called on 13 year olds for selling cup cakes?

[8tabatha]

CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. — A politician in a New York suburb called police on two 13-year-old boys for selling cupcakes and other baked goods without a permit, according to a report Monday.

 

 

The journal news said the boys, Andrew DeMarchis and Kevin Graff, had a brisk business selling cupcakes, cookies, brownies and Rice Krispie treats for $1 each in a Chappaqua park.

 

The boys clammed to be selling them for charity.. Their parents were shocked. They said that the boys were such good kids, ands they didn't think they would do something like this.

 

DeMarchis, Graff and two other friends, Zachary Bass and Daniel Katz, had hoped they would make enough money to open a restaurant, the paper said, adding that they made $120 on their first day.

 

I think that they got what was coming for them. Why would you lie about selling things for charity? That's illegal, and they should have known that they were going to get caught. They were just trying to make money, but it didn't turn out the way they wanted.

 

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/40194328/ns/us_news-life/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[8jena]

ya ive heard of people doing that. its messed up. have a heart people.

[2Scott]

why? just let the kids have fun and make some money. All they are trying to do is sell cupcakes to put some money in there college fund and have some money. JEEZ just let the kids have some fun.

[3abby]

I don't think its bad that they were selling this stuff. I just don think its right that they said they were giving it to charity if they werent.

[3 Josh]

Arresting little kids how pathetic.

[3Anna]

lying about that probably wasnt a good idea. that should've known better.

[4Nichole]

It a little kid......... She didnt know better

[4Catie]

I dont get why ids cnt just sell their cup cakes to people if they want??

[6Kenzie]

isnt it just like a lemonade stand?

[3Whitney]

That is the DUMBEST thing i have ever heard. They are 13 years old i mean come one give them a break.

[4 Nick]

yeah they should get in trouble for false advertising, but no because they had the right idea to have a bake sale/sell baked goods.