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Posted: 4:30 PM Mar 12, 2008
Last Updated: 4:30 PM Mar 12, 2008

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Panama City Beach police also say they've arrested a 17-year-old for having sex with a minor.

Investigators picked-up Kace Kuidhoek Wednesday on one count of lewd & lascivious battery on a child.

Authorities say Zuidhoek helped a 13-year-old girl sneak out of a bedroom window early Sunday morning, then took her to the beach behind the Fountainbleau Terrace motel, where they had sex.

Beach police also charged Zuidhoek with one count of violating probation, for an earlier arrest in a home invasion.

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Posted by: Tanya Location: Louisiana on Apr 30, 2008 at 10:24 AM
I think that is where alot of people have it wrong. There is no reason for the boy to go back to jail, that little girl knew exactly what she was doing he did not force here she did it on her own. The girls parents always want to put the guys in jail just to make the problem go away but it is not the boy it is the girl. He didn't go in her house she left with him. I think it was wrong for him to trick her mind like that but he is being a typical guy at his age doing what they do. He is not right for what he has done but he does not have to go to jail for making a stupid mistake. What will happen to the little girl? She probably lied about her age anyway.

Posted by: Alan Location: Panama City on Apr 26, 2008 at 07:06 PM
I have to agree with Amanda, the girl KNEW what she was going to 'do'. What is going to happen to her? nothing. Do NOT throw ALL the blame on the boy, she didnt get dragged out of her room and to the beach, right? This goes along with the GGW issue too, those 'poor, innocent girls' KNEW what they were doing as well.

Posted by: Concerned Location: Chipley on Mar 17, 2008 at 09:45 PM
This young man should have initailly been sent to the juvenile system, however, if he is still on probation, why is family allowing him to be UNSUPERVISED, at SPRING BREAK...that is just setting him up for failure!!!!!

Posted by: Gramma Location: Springfield on Mar 16, 2008 at 05:36 PM
I agree with Kristina. Application of the statuory rape law was NEVER intended to put teenagers having consentual sex with a sexually mature teenage in jail. Thank the morons in Tallahasse for this one.

Posted by: Rose Location: PCB on Mar 14, 2008 at 07:44 AM
Although I don't condone sex at 13, I have to wonder if both of the "children" were 13 what would happen. And you can bet the girl is more than aware of her sexuality. Awareness of sex, safe sex, no sex is pushed on children in elementary school age. Advertising and television don't help, neither do the video games kids, much younger than 13 play. I know parents don't want to think about their kids,no matter what their age, having sex. I personally have a 13 old son, he and I have discussed him having sex. He expressed his desire to wait. No the kid does not need to be throw in prison for life, he does however need to find an older girlfriend.

Posted by: Kristina previto Location: pensacola on Mar 13, 2008 at 04:24 PM
George, you obviously never made mistakes as a child, Kace just turned 17 not 2 weeks ago, about 14 days after getting out of prison for a mistake he made at 14. Our Mother died 1/15/06 he went in to a MAN's prison a month later. I am his sister, and I know he isn't the sick kid you think he is. He is a sweet kid, that was put in a bad situation by adults at 14 and he paid for it. He was only in P.C. for spring break, as I'm sure the 13 yr old girl was. No where did it say he forced her out of her room, nor how old she told him she was did it? This will take away the rest of his life, another child abused by adults, for adults, and paid the price as an adult, but still only a child.....lost. We as adults and the system that put him as a child away for 2 years in a man's prison should be ashamed. Just proof we as adults are failing our children, and George, I pray no children you care for make a mistake, we know what your immediate opinion will be.

Posted by: George on Mar 13, 2008 at 07:02 AM
Unbelievable. This kid needs to be thrown in prison for life. You are right. He is stupid and insolent for putting that girl's life at stake

Posted by: amanda Location: pc on Mar 12, 2008 at 05:24 PM
I thinks these cases where both are minors and clearly the girl new what she was doing are wrong,why even have an age of accountabilty if we don't adhere to it!!! he is not a sex affender just a stupid kid!!!

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