Larry Washington's criminal history in the Hamilton County Juvenile Court system:

AGE 15
       Offense: Attempted murder, July 20, 2001.
       Summary: Shot 2-year-old in Over-the-Rhine. Case bound over to adult court.
       Outcome: Pleaded guilty in adult court, two counts of felonious assault, and one count each of inducing panic and having a weapon while under disability.

AGE 14
       Offense: Receiving stolen property, May 14, 2000.
       Summary: Larry was a passenger in stolen car, which he admitted knowing was stolen.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent.
       Offense: Gross sexual imposition, Dec. 5, 1999.
       Summary: Foster sister said Larry touched her inappropriately.
       Outcome: Unavailable.

AGE 13
       Offense: Placement, Jan. 11, 1999.
       Summary: Larry was not at his designated pick-up spot after school.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent.
       Offense: Unauthorized use of a vehicle, Nov. 15, 1998.
       Summary: Larry took foster parents' car without permission.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent, returned to court custody.
       Offense: Runaway, Oct. 30, 1998.
       Summary: Didn't come home from school.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent.
       Offense: Assault, Oct. 22, 1998.
       Summary: Larry accused of choking another student during class.
       Outcome: Charge dismissed.
       Offense: Placement, Oct. 21, 1998.
       Summary: Waiting to be placed in foster home, Larry ran from building without permission.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent.

AGE 12
       Offense: Assault, Jan. 30, 1998.
       Summary: Twisted and squeezed the arm of his teacher, verbally abusive to her.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent, committed to the permanent custody of the Ohio Department of Youth Services, until age 21. Sentence suspended, on condition he not break law.

AGE 11
       Offense: Unruly/Tobacco, Dec. 27, 1996.
       Summary: Police entered a smoke-filled hallway and found two juveniles, including Larry, with two unopened cigars.
       Outcome: Judged unruly.
       Offense: Theft, Dec. 27, 1996.
       Summary: Larry admitted stealing a $150 CD player from his guardian.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent. Restitution ordered, then terminated.
       Offense: Assault, Nov. 8, 1996.
       Summary: Assaulted teachers and personnel at Clark Academy.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent. Placed on house arrest.
       Offense: Truancy, Oct. 23, 1996.
       Summary: Truant from Project Succeed.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent.
       Offense: Attempted robbery, Oct. 10, 1996.
       Summary: Larry held down and kicked a boy while companions stole the boy's bike.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent. Placed on house arrest.
       Offense: Truancy, Sept. 23, 1996.
       Summary: Truant from Clark Academy.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent.
       Offense: Runaway, Aug. 21, 1996.
       Summary: Larry did not return home three straight days.
       Outcome: Dismissed at request of prosecuting witness.
       Offense: Work detail, July 29, 1996.
       Summary: Completed only one day of five-day work detail. The day he did attend, cursed at the plant operator and the staff, and threw a rock and hid from staff.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent. Completed work details.

AGE 10
       Offense: Incorrigible, July 19, 1996.
       Summary: Unruly behavior, did not attend summer school, violated curfew.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent.
       Offense: Runaway, July 4, 1996.
       Summary: Stole $5, left facility.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent. Referred to intervention unit.
       Offense: Aggravated menacing, June 4, 1996.
       Summary: Threatened to have his older brother kill the principal at Hoffman Elementary.
       Outcome: Judged delinquent. Completed work detail.

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