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bblhd672 wrote:26 yr old apparently single woman with 5 year old son out partying with her friends until 3am or later.
Sounds like she's been led to believe that she is special and has no reason to grow up and act as a responsible adult.

Let's not leave out the part where she is driving a Porsche....

Mommy and Daddy even made that assault charge go away, so why would she possibly think that she should be accountable for her actions?

thatguyoverthere wrote:Something smells pretty fishy here. I mean, even besides the lame story of firing two warning shots with your eyes closed and nailing the guy solidly with both shots.

... is being held on a $25,000 bond.

So she's driving a Porsche. Daddy's an attorney. And between the both of them, they can't scrape up twenty-five hundred bucks to pay a bail bondsman to get her out of the pokey?

Hmmm. Maybe this might have something to do with daddy being in no hurry to bail out his little girl:

...Quackenbush was arrested in 2013 for assault after a disagreement with her mother...

Or maybe they just can't find a bondsman who is willing to take a chance on someone who is a rapper AND a country singer? Say what now???

Quackenbush, an aspiring rapper and country singer...

Where's Paul Harvey when you really need him. "And now you know, the REST of the story."

The rapper / country singer thing threw me off as well. I didn't know that those two went together. Then again, I'm not completely current on the music scene. I'll have to ask my teenagers who are much more up to date on these things.

Her fight with her mom might help to explain why Daddy would make a public statement that seems to incriminate her with references to "warning shots", etc.

I'm not sure of the law in TN, but under TX law, there would be a ton of problems for the young woman.

First, "warning shots" are never appropriate. Unless the law is different in TN, then this young woman's lawyer (father) is an idiot for making that statement.

Second, I think any reasonable person would likely conclude that closing your eyes before intentionally firing a gun is pretty much the definition of "reckless".

Third, and most important. If you are sitting in a vehicle that is running, and someone comes to your passenger window to start threatening you, just drive away. This woman had the time to exit the vehicle and then shoot the guy who was "threatening" her. By all accounts he wanted her to go somewhere else. I find it hard to believe that she had no opportunity to simply drive away.