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sjfcontrol wrote:

GhostTX wrote:The kid is out, and comes visit because every now and then wants to visit her kids that the mom and dad are raising for her. All that said, on her visitations, it's not uncommon for her to fight with her parents, to the point of pushing them on the ground and having the cops called on her. It's also not uncommon for her to bring some of her "friends" to the house.

And yet the parents let her come back. Sorry, but the problem is more with the parents than the daughter. They took their grandkid in, and should have had a restraining order issued against the daughter -- to protect the child, if not themselves. The daughter is what she is. The parents failed in their duties to protect themselves and the grandchild.

Sad situation? Yes, but it's a dysfunctional family, not just the daughter.

I'm not trying to point out fault. I'm just saying I have a situation that could easily escalate to what just happened per the OP. Be prepared, that's all.

Sad.

I hate to say this, but this is why I keep loaded magazines for my firearms. We have a neighbor who, unfortunately, had one of their kids walk down the bad path of life. Stealing from them, others, drugs, time in jail, etc. The kid is out, and comes visit because every now and then wants to visit her kids that the mom and dad are raising for her. All that said, on her visitations, it's not uncommon for her to fight with her parents, to the point of pushing them on the ground and having the cops called on her. It's also not uncommon for her to bring some of her "friends" to the house.

I've told my wife about the "worse case scenario" and its sad to see it actually happen somewhere else.