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SELMA, Ind. -- A Delaware County woman was arrested after her 9-year-old son told police she held him down and scratched a derogatory word onto his forehead before sending him to school.
Selma Elementary School officials called police on Tuesday when the fourth-grader showed up with the b-word written on his forehead, 6News' Rick Hightower reported.
This was on cnn and she should have the samething done to her that she did to her son she should be in prison for this for a while .theres too many mothers and or fathers out there who dont know how to calm down or go too far on punishments.
I would THINK anyone with any sense at all wouldn't consider this a viable form of punishment. Obviously she has a screw lose and needs mental observation. A long time needs to pass before she is trusted with the care of this child or any other child.
We just had a story about a woman using a cigarette to burn the word Wimp into her daughter's neck as punishment. These are sick people.
Moundsville Woman Accused of Burning her Daughter With A Cigarette , Now Faces More Charges - WTRF-TV - WTRF.com (http://wtrf.com/story.cfm?func=viewstory&storyid=47912 - broken link)
How the heck do you scratch a word onto someone's head with a crayon? Well, someone who sits on her kid's chest might not be too worried about the amount of force being used.
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