superpredator
1. a term used by criminologists to describe children who commit a huge number of crimes. the alarm was raised in “body count” (william j. bennett and john p. walters), which advanced the theory, since disproved, that these superpredators would sharply increase the level of teenage violence by the turn of this century. his prediction wasn’t just wrong, it was exactly the opposite
2. a song by m-ssive attack
researchers warned of a “superpredator” species of teenagers
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