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Young White Girl and Little Brother Attacked by Black Hyenas Vid Going Viral
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She probably has been hanging put with them, and acting like them. Their really is no saving people like her. She clearly has adapted to this lifestyle and she really in not worth saving. She was clearly a future mudshark.
What makes me upset was she put her little brother in this environment. I aware she is not able to recognize that being ghetto is not a good thing, but the worst part is that her parents clearly are either not aware either or just don't care.
What makes me upset was she put her little brother in this environment. I aware she is not able to recognize that being ghetto is not a good thing, but the worst part is that her parents clearly are either not aware either or just don't care.
DixieDestroyer
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Yessiree. To quote "Dr.D" David Schultz..."my Mama told me a long time ago...don't you EVER trust anybody with lips over 2 inches thick & skin darker than mine! ...and I've always taken her advise!" ;-)
Seriously, I tell my kids to always be on guard when there's coloreds (especially teens thru 20's) around. As they might well try to snatch belongings and/or throw the ol' (TNB) "sucker punch". Generally, I adhere to the "DTA" mindset, but especially in regards to das untermenschen.
THE FOLLOW UP:
[h=3]Charges expected Wednesday for Brookside Park attack suspect; mom says girl needs help, not jail[/h]
Shawn Thomas (left) says her daughter needs counseling, not jail time.INDIANAPOLIS -Charges are expected Wednesday for a teenage girl caught on video attacking another girl at an Indianapolis Park.The mother of the girl says her daughter is in need of helpShawn Taylor says her daughter, the 14-year-old suspect in the beating of another 14-year-old girl at Brookside Park on Saturday, needs counseling - not jail time. She says her daughter has been diagnosed with PTSD, though when we asked, she could not point to a single traumatic incident in the girl's life.“Anything can trigger PTSD,†Taylor said.
The beating video from Brookside Park Saturday has gone viral on the internet. A 14-year-old girl can be seen being attacked, and her 5-year-old brother shoved to the ground.
“I was shocked,†said Sheila Taylor, the suspect's grandmother, “'cause I'm thinking, 'My granddaughter went over. She went over the edge....I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry, sorry that that incident happened."
On one hand, Shawn and Sheila say their daughter and granddaughter has been diagnosed with mental illness.
“People just seem to think, 'Oh, she's just a bad kid.' No, it's not that, and I'm so tired of the way the media has played it up,†Sheila said.
On the other hand, they claim the girl being attacked was part of an attack on the suspect at school some 18 months ago -- and this was payback. It's a claim Eyewitness News could not independently confirm.
Shawn said her daughter has been in trouble multiple times since she was at least 11 years old. She was arrested Saturday for fighting downtown when police say she used brass knuckles to attack a 12-year-old hours after the incident at the park. She was also arrested the previous week for a disturbance at Circle Centre Mall.
“I may talk to a parent or anything and the first thing they tell me is, 'Oh, she needs a butt whoopin'.' Well guess what, I've tried that. That was the first thing I tried,†said Shawn.
“I hated that my granddaughter reacted the way she did. Because we've been trying to get her help and been trying to get her help and always been a deaf ear turned to her,†added Sheila.
Since the suspect is a juvenile, there's no way to independently confirm what her mother and grandmother claim about not receiving help over the years. We do know that she's been arrested multiple times and run away from home at least three times just last year.
[h=3]Charges expected Wednesday for Brookside Park attack suspect; mom says girl needs help, not jail[/h]
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Shawn Thomas (left) says her daughter needs counseling, not jail time.INDIANAPOLIS -Charges are expected Wednesday for a teenage girl caught on video attacking another girl at an Indianapolis Park.The mother of the girl says her daughter is in need of helpShawn Taylor says her daughter, the 14-year-old suspect in the beating of another 14-year-old girl at Brookside Park on Saturday, needs counseling - not jail time. She says her daughter has been diagnosed with PTSD, though when we asked, she could not point to a single traumatic incident in the girl's life.“Anything can trigger PTSD,†Taylor said.The beating video from Brookside Park Saturday has gone viral on the internet. A 14-year-old girl can be seen being attacked, and her 5-year-old brother shoved to the ground.
“I was shocked,†said Sheila Taylor, the suspect's grandmother, “'cause I'm thinking, 'My granddaughter went over. She went over the edge....I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry, sorry that that incident happened."
On one hand, Shawn and Sheila say their daughter and granddaughter has been diagnosed with mental illness.
“People just seem to think, 'Oh, she's just a bad kid.' No, it's not that, and I'm so tired of the way the media has played it up,†Sheila said.
On the other hand, they claim the girl being attacked was part of an attack on the suspect at school some 18 months ago -- and this was payback. It's a claim Eyewitness News could not independently confirm.
Shawn said her daughter has been in trouble multiple times since she was at least 11 years old. She was arrested Saturday for fighting downtown when police say she used brass knuckles to attack a 12-year-old hours after the incident at the park. She was also arrested the previous week for a disturbance at Circle Centre Mall.
“I may talk to a parent or anything and the first thing they tell me is, 'Oh, she needs a butt whoopin'.' Well guess what, I've tried that. That was the first thing I tried,†said Shawn.
“I hated that my granddaughter reacted the way she did. Because we've been trying to get her help and been trying to get her help and always been a deaf ear turned to her,†added Sheila.
Since the suspect is a juvenile, there's no way to independently confirm what her mother and grandmother claim about not receiving help over the years. We do know that she's been arrested multiple times and run away from home at least three times just last year.
SECOND FOLLOW UP ON STORY
[h=3]Teen formally charged in Brookside Park attack caught on video[/h]
INDIANAPOLIS -A 14-year-old girl was charged Thursday after being seen on video attacking another girl at an Indianapolis Park.
The girl was charged with criminal confinement and battery, both felonies, along with a misdemeanor battery charge, after attacking another 14-year-old girl and that victim's 5-year-old brother at Brookside Park Saturday. Because she was charged in juvenile court, WTHR is not releasing her name.
Shawn Taylor, the suspect's mother, said her daughter needs counseling - not jail time. She says her daughter has been diagnosed with PTSD, though when we asked, she could not point to a single traumatic incident in the girl's life.
We spoke with Taylor outside the courthouse Thursday. She said, "So long as she's on the road to recovery, that's all that matters."
The suspect was already charged with felony battery by means of a deadly weapon for allegedly attacking a 12-year-old downtown with brass knuckles mere hours after the Brookside Park incident.
Link: http://www.wthr.com/story/28565231/teen-formally-charged-in-brookside-park-attack-caught-on-video
[h=3]Teen formally charged in Brookside Park attack caught on video[/h]
INDIANAPOLIS -A 14-year-old girl was charged Thursday after being seen on video attacking another girl at an Indianapolis Park.
The girl was charged with criminal confinement and battery, both felonies, along with a misdemeanor battery charge, after attacking another 14-year-old girl and that victim's 5-year-old brother at Brookside Park Saturday. Because she was charged in juvenile court, WTHR is not releasing her name.
Shawn Taylor, the suspect's mother, said her daughter needs counseling - not jail time. She says her daughter has been diagnosed with PTSD, though when we asked, she could not point to a single traumatic incident in the girl's life.
We spoke with Taylor outside the courthouse Thursday. She said, "So long as she's on the road to recovery, that's all that matters."
The suspect was already charged with felony battery by means of a deadly weapon for allegedly attacking a 12-year-old downtown with brass knuckles mere hours after the Brookside Park incident.
Link: http://www.wthr.com/story/28565231/teen-formally-charged-in-brookside-park-attack-caught-on-video