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WJBF News Channel 6 has learned that the North Augusta woman who was arrested after allegedly saying the F-word in front of her kids in the Kroger store in North Augusta has received an apology from the woman who complained, which led to her arrest.
Wolf moved to South Carolina with her family three weeks ago and a night at a grocery store has her wanting to move back to Ohio.
I don't blame her. If someone called the Ohio or Pennsylvania police to report someone swearing, the police would not come. They'd probably laugh. If they didn't laugh at the person directly, they'd have a blast laughing when they got off the phone. "Can you believe this woman? She wants us to come to the grocery store because someone used the F word!" What's amazing is the woman who called is apologizing, but the police aren't when they're the idiots who did this.
It's getting down right frightening to be a parent. Can't let your kids play outside, can't say a cuss word all in fear of arrest.......just how much pressure will it require to be a decent parent. How much extra time does our law enforcement have now a days??
The word F--- doesn't mean the same thing to all people. It doesn't offend me at all. I'm not religious though.
I find it funny that a parent can legally walk around with a gun (which offends plenty of people) but can't legally walk around saying the F word or let your kids go to the park. People can let their dogs bark all day until 10 pm but can't let their kids play in the front yard.
When lacking manners gets you arrested we've got fundamental problems.
I don't blame her. If someone called the Ohio or Pennsylvania police to report someone swearing, the police would not come. They'd probably laugh. If they didn't laugh at the person directly, they'd have a blast laughing when they got off the phone. "Can you believe this woman? She wants us to come to the grocery store because someone used the F word!" What's amazing is the woman who called is apologizing, but the police aren't when they're the idiots who did this.
WJBF News Channel 6 has learned that the North Augusta woman who was arrested after allegedly saying the F-word in front of her kids in the Kroger store in North Augusta has received an apology from the woman who complained, which led to her arrest.
Was this the case after the husband threw something into the cart that squashed the bread? I would be using the F=word myself in many interesting ways if that happened!! LOL!
It's getting down right frightening to be a parent. Can't let your kids play outside, can't say a cuss word all in fear of arrest.......just how much pressure will it require to be a decent parent. How much extra time does our law enforcement have now a days??
South Carolina isn't looking good in the news lately. Both this swearing incident and the McDonald's mom incident both happened in South Carolina. The mom arrested for the boy riding his bike to the neighborhood park happened in Florida.
Did anyone see the video. This woman did her self no favors. I didn't think she should be arrested for dropping the f bomb but I think there is way more to the story after watching the woman in question give an interview. She was ... Yeah she gave me bad vibes for sure.
I think there was way more then "dont smash the f-ing bread". I bet she was verbally abusive to everyone around her, including the cop and the lady who reported.
Of course I wasn't there but its my gut feel.
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