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Mother defends son who touches young woman’s butt by hitting and insulting victim

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Mother defends son who touches young woman’s butt by hitting and insulting victim
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Mother defends son who touches young woman’s butt by hitting and insulting victim

2018-07-20 17:39 Last Updated At:17:39

Very bad example for the child!

Last weekend, a mother of boy fought with a young woman at the entrance to the El Teatro Fandango in Shanghai Disneyland when the young lady said she was touched by her 8-year-old boy.

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Very bad example for the child!

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What shocks was that, instead of saying sorry, the child's mother turned angry and scolded the victim using foul language. Th mother even picked up a straw hat and hit on the woman.

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Then, the mother in black clothes picked up the straw hat hit the young woman. The passers-by stood out to stop but being scolded by them,“ Piss off! None of your business!"

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"Why do you hit me?" said the young woman when she seems having no chance to fight back.

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The film has been viral on the Internet. Most netizens think that the mother teaches his child in the worst way. Mothers should be children's model in their growth. They wonder how children can behave well if their mother doesn't.

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What shocks was that, instead of saying sorry, the child's mother turned angry and scolded the victim using foul language. Th mother even picked up a straw hat and hit on the woman. 

According to the video, the mother's companion in a white shirt can be heard blaming on the woman who was touching being too straight to the child, saying "Just a touch! What are you yelling at?"

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Then, the mother in black clothes picked up the straw hat hit the young woman. The passers-by stood out to stop but being scolded by them,“ Piss off! None of your business!"

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"Why do you hit me?" said the young woman when she seems having no chance to fight back.

Finally, the Disney staff came out to stop the flight. The woman beaten cried: "They beat me, all three of them beat me."

However, the woman in white was not ashamed for what she did. She pointed at the young woman’s face and shouted loudly, "You must have paranoia! Who would touch a woman looking like you!"

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The film has been viral on the Internet. Most netizens think that the mother teaches his child in the worst way. Mothers should be children's model in their growth. They wonder how children can behave well if their mother doesn't.

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"This mother's behavior is actually telling the child that even if you are deliberately touching, there is a mother who will support you," said one netizen. 

" you can see that how low quality the mother has when her finger pointing on one’s face," commented another. 

“It is too bad to behave like this in front of the child!"

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Lawyers for a teenager who is suing two-time NBA All-Star Ja Morant over a fight during an offseason pickup game can withdraw from the case after citing irreconcilable conflicts with their client, a Tennessee judge ruled Friday.

Rebecca Adelman and Leslie Ballin had filed a motion in Shelby County Circuit Court asking a judge to allow them to withdraw from the lawsuit filed by Joshua Holloway against Morant, who hosted a daylong series of pickup games at his parents' home in July 2022 that ended when the Memphis Grizzlies guard punched the then 17-year-old Holloway once in the face.

Judge Carol Chumney granted the request during a brief hearing Friday. Adelman did not provide details of the nature of conflicts, only saying in court that she felt she was unable to exercise her “legal judgement” in support of Holloway. The judge gave Holloway's parents 30 days to report to the court with information on a new lawyer.

Myca Clay, Holloway's mother, said she was seeking new representation for her son, who plays college basketball for Samford. Clay said after the hearing that she is not open to settling the lawsuit filed in September 2022 and she did not agree with the way her son's lawyers represented him.

“I'm just trying to get justice for my son,” Clay told reporters.

The lawyers' exit from the case came about three weeks after Chumney ruled that Morant “enjoys a presumption of civil immunity” from liability under Tennessee law. Morant claimed he acted in self-defense when he punched Holloway after the teen threw a basketball at Morant, which hit the NBA player in the face.

Morant testified during a December hearing that he was worried about getting hurt after the teen bumped him in the chest, balled his fists and got into a fighting stance before Morant punched Holloway.

The NBA player’s lawyers have argued Morant is protected under Tennessee's “stand your ground” law allowing people who feel threatened at their homes to act with force in certain situations. The law is used in criminal cases, but an earlier ruling by the judge cleared the way for Morant’s lawyers to apply it in the civil case.

A trial had been set in April, but it has been postponed indefinitely.

Morant tore the labrum in his right shoulder in early January, a injury that required surgery, ending a season that started with Morant suspended by the NBA for the first 25 games for a video of the guard flashing a handgun online.

The video showed Morant sitting in the passenger seat of a car and was posted after he finished serving an eight-game suspension in March for another video in which he displayed a handgun in a Denver-area strip club.

Morant apologized for both videos.

FILE - Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant stands on the sideline during the first half of an NBA basketball game between the Grizzlies and the Golden State Warriors, Jan. 15, 2024, in Memphis, Tenn. Lawyers for a teenager who is suing the two-time NBA All-Star over a fight during an offseason pickup game can withdraw from the case after the teen's attorneys cited irreconcilable conflicts with their client, a Tennessee judge ruled Friday, May 3. (AP Photo/Brandon Dill, File)

FILE - Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant stands on the sideline during the first half of an NBA basketball game between the Grizzlies and the Golden State Warriors, Jan. 15, 2024, in Memphis, Tenn. Lawyers for a teenager who is suing the two-time NBA All-Star over a fight during an offseason pickup game can withdraw from the case after the teen's attorneys cited irreconcilable conflicts with their client, a Tennessee judge ruled Friday, May 3. (AP Photo/Brandon Dill, File)

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