Woman Bullies And Pushes Kid At Water Park, Gets Arrested
Yup… its a “Karen” story comin’ atcha’!
A lady from Michigan who defined herself as a “Christian” and a “grandma” was arrested the week before last following an event in which her behavior might be best described as “unChristian” and “childish.” The incident occurred after the woman presented herself as a “grandma.”
At the Cedar Point Shores Waterpark in Sandusky, Ohio, the local police were called to investigate a report of disorderly conduct. A mother reported to the police that her kid was pushed off of an inflatable toy by an older woman who had called him a “brat” and a “fat ass” before the incident. The woman also called the youngster a “brat” before the incident. Officers talked to the alleged bully, who identified herself as 67-year-old Jennifer Lee Miller. She denied using foul language against the boy or touching him in any way. As a Christian woman, she assured them that “she wouldn’t do such a thing.” You can see the actual police report here.
The woman was given a warning and informed that she would be prosecuted with disorderly conduct if there was another incident involving her behavior. However, she was allowed off with a warning. A short period of time later, the cops found out that the woman had given them false information regarding both her identity and where she lived. They were able to establish that she was really Janet Nale, and then they placed her under arrest for obstruction.
Here are some points of my own… not that they matter. But at this point, I’m venting:
What an idiot! She had no reason at all to lie about her identity. Cops were letting her off with just a warning.
What’s a 67-year-old woman doing in the kids pool anyway?
Lying is also not very “Christian” by the way.
Ok, I’m done.
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