A mother in Indiana rushed up her 13-year-old son's school bus to confront a 'bully' before she was captured on video that the 14-year-old attacked.
Latea Hentz, 36, has been hit with various charges, including battery and criminal violation, after she reported to her son and 17-year-old daughter in the bus in Indianapolis.
Hentz was reportedly filmed with her children to 'beat his A **, to beat his A ** for himself that struck the eighth class and pulled his hair on the morning of 6 March, Fox 59 reported.
The 14-year-old was later taken to the hospital that suffered from a broken nose, as well as bruises and an injured eye, according to Indystar.
All three family members were held by the police before they were arrested and accused of crime battery and disorderly behavior, while Hentz was also accused of intimidation, criminal imprisonment and criminal violation.
Hentz initially got on the bus with her two children and shouted, “I'm going to tear this up.”
While the mother went on board, the driver informed her that parents were not allowed and called for police help.
Her daughter reportedly asked her brother 'what is it' before he tells him 'pulling out his coat', so he started fighting the other student, Indystar reported.
The two boys fought before his sister fought, according to judicial documents, while Hentz argued with the bus driver and shouted to the student, “You're not going to touch my son again.”
Latea Hentz, 36, was hit by various charges, including battery and criminal offense, after she reportedly went on the bus in Indianapolis with her son and 17-year-old daughter
Hentz was reportedly filmed with her children to 'beat his A **, to beat his A ** for himself that hit the eighth class and pulled his hair
All three family members were held by the police before they were arrested and accused of crime battery and disorderly behavior, while Hentz was also accused of intimidation, criminal imprisonment and criminal violation
While Hentz left the bus, she would have told the children on board: 'I am tired of being you. Does anyone want to become active? '
She then told the police that she had confronted the eighth class player because of an 'continuous bullying situation' between her son and the 14-year-old.
Her son told the police in an interview that the eighth class had bullied him for weeks, even though he informed school managers, according to judicial documents.
Hentz said the police that the 13-year-old, according to Law & Crime, had been hit by the older boy.
The older boy claimed that he had sat on the bus and had brushed his hand against the face or her of Hentz, so the 13-year-old grabbed him, Indystar reported.
The eighth class player admitted that he teased and joked with the son of Hentz, but denied causing any physical damage to him. During police interviews, his mother claimed that it was the son of Hentz who was the bully, and that he had made racist comments against him about his Mexican heritage.
The 14-year-old said he had accepted the 'racist jokes' of Hentz and that he made 'comments about ice'.
According to public registers, Hentz was not in custody from Wednesday.
