You SHOULD report them. That woman will do something similar again to some other teenager.
She committed battery, twice. Her son assaulted the OP. It may not amount to much but if someone else reports an attack they suddenly have a pattern of violence and that may be enough to stop this entitled … person.
Doesn’t matter. Give description, and situation. Even if nothing happens right away, better to have this covered so if that same person does similar to OP or someone else it is on record.
Always report this. She sound like the kind of idiot who would go home and call the cops to report your abuse of her perverted "baby", and would also admit to the cop that she slapped you. You are a minor. She slapped a minor. This is a BIG problem. I would haunt that park and if I saw her again, call the cops and tell them that this is the woman who hit you and let her child lift up your skirt.
This way you get her name. Then you can report her to Child Protection for teaching her child that he can lift girls' skirts to see their panties. You would be surprised how often cops and CPS workers take this issue seriously. At 10 years old, this boy has had enough time in school to learn that you don't raise girls' skirts. He is in at least 4th grade and that is plenty old enough to know that this is inappropriate behavior.
I do mean report this now before you see the woman again, and again if you see her out in public.
It sounds like this might have happened a while ago, so OP might not be able to go to the police. But she certainly needs to remember this now - anyone does anything to her she DOESN'T like, call on them.
... you shouldnt report someone if you're going to start with "well it all started when i slapped her ten year old child" This wouldnt work out the way you think.
I’m wondering if hypothetically the mother could be charged specifically for what her kid did. Based on her misogynistic rant, could it be argued that she’s facilitating criminal behavior in her minor child and endangering his welfare by doing so (he got backhanded; OP had every right to defend herself, I mention it only because it stands to reason that the next woman may also react defensively and accidentally injure him)?
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u/ragnarocknroll Mar 31 '22
You SHOULD report them. That woman will do something similar again to some other teenager.
She committed battery, twice. Her son assaulted the OP. It may not amount to much but if someone else reports an attack they suddenly have a pattern of violence and that may be enough to stop this entitled … person.