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Not what the original post is about but this came though recently from a blog I follow and thought it may help a few of us who want to encourage the kids to play independently. I'll definitely be trying them out!

http://www.positiveparentingconnection.net/independent-play-using-play-invitations-to-encourage-imagination-and-learning/

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    • I'm not being sensitive, I just don't see the logic of the argument  If you see a group of kids being obnoxious and intimidating, you're gonna avoid them and call the cops, whether or not they match the description of the original group.   
    • Yes. First, the description might be wrong or misremembered. Second, that description might apply to a number of different individuals or groups, most of whom may be completely innocent of any wrongdoing  Third, unless you are in a position to help someone being attacked and can do so safely, it is never a good idea to take matters into your own hands, which can just escalate the situation.
    • be careful not to over-react. groups of people can generally be intimidating - doesn't mean they are up to anything illegal. The groups of kids on our nearby estate are very intimidating but are actually just really nice kids with nowhere to hang out. I used to be scared of walking past them until we actually spoke with them
    • If you see a group of kids being obnoxious and intimidating, makes no difference whether they match a description given out over social media. They should be reported to police whether they're the same group or not.   This is a case of where social media makes things very complicated.
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