"...**** that kid but come on. He jumped the fence in the middle? Really!?? Come on. Oh and **** that little thief."
Do you see the cross-bar, half-way up the fence; a solid, reach-able place on which a limber 14-year-old could place a foot, to leverage himself to stand-up, half-way up the fence, then to swing his leg over the top, and transition to the other side of the fence.
I could have done it, at the age of 14.
The odds are 99.99% in favor of you being able to do that as well, at the age of 14.
I have never known a healthy average-sized 14-year-old who could NOT take that gate, easily, at least from the left and right sides, if not the center.
In the blink of an eye, mine good colleague...
In the blink of an eye...
And, for all we know, the kid could have jumped the fence at some other point, not showing on the photo, perhaps the stone section to the right? I dunno.
But the fence is there, and the 14-year-old vaulted it in order to enter the yard.
He sure-as-heck was not intentionally admitted by the owner.
Perhaps he parachuted-in, yes?
Doesn't matter.
The kid was, indeed, in the yard, at 1:44 am, after casing the joint and other nearby homes earlier in the day, according to witnesses.
And the only sensible way for him to have gained admittance to a fenced yard with a locked gate was to have vaulted that 7-foot fence.
With respect...
You are already in a deep hole, in the narrow context of the 7-foot fence...
I suggest that you stop digging...
You're only making it worse...