The hair is a good first move sometimes. Where goes the head, goes the body. I never was afraid to use hair gung fu style.
Long hair is bad strategy.
Posted on 04/02/2021 6:26:00 PM PDT by simpson96
BATON ROUGE - Six of seven women charged in an August 2020 attack on a Chili's hostess are pleading not guilty. The women are charged with disturbing the peace, a misdemeanor.
The attack happened when the hostess, 17-year-old Kelsy Wallace, explained to a large party of 13 people that due to coronavirus precautions, the restaurant was only allowing 6 to a table at one time. That's when things got violent, and the teenager was physically assaulted by multiple women in the group.
Wallace described what happened to WBRZ, saying, "She pushed me. And when she pushed me, all I knew was to push her back. I reacted. That's when her and her daughters, they all came. And they're grown women. I'm 17-years-old. They're like, 20, 30, and the woman that pushed me looked like she was 40. So I'm standing there, they're on me, beating me. I'm standing there trying to hit them, trying to get all of them off me. And the lady she takes a wet floor sign and slams it in my eye. And I had blood rushing everywhere.”
Wallace suffered an injury to one of her eyes and a bald spot on her head where one of the attackers ripped her hair out. Seven women were arrested and charged following the incident.
Sherrie Bass has a bench trial set for a date in April. The five other women, Lakesha Antoine, Erica Dabney, Tai Doucette, Larashon Morgan, and Dajasha Vernell all have a bench trial set for June 23.
Tammy Dabney is the only one charged with a felony of aggravated battery. Her arraignment is set for April 5.
(Excerpt) Read more at wbrz.com ...
Adults.
Just read the names.
oooh sh1t, yer killin me Smalls.... LOLOL!!!!
It’s what happens when you use random scrabble letter to name yer childrens.
Did you check on Tai, Larashon, and Dajasha? We need full confirmation.
All black attacker thug hos
White hostess
If seven adult men attacked a person under 18, you know they would have enhancers for attacking a minor on them, even if it was a 17 year old male football player.
I am disgusted at this gynocentric vagina-card race-card taking country.
I would settle for sending her back to africa vi catapult.
more like Sharkesha
Shitonya
These animals physically hurt a 17 year old. Why are they not charged with assault and battery of a child?
Did her employers pay for her medical expenses?
Don’t know. I sure hope they did. But she may not have been working there long enough to have gotten an Effective Date.
If that restaurant knows what’s good for it, they will pay a big portion of the bills anyway. Not to help pay the med bills would make very bad publicity, for many different reasons.
If this is the same incident I recall, then everyone fighting is black, including the teenage hostess.
No need to see the picture for sure....the reaction of the patrons tell the entire story. We can bet there will be no punishment. On to the next “disrespect”.
No need to see the picture for sure....the reaction of the patrons tell the entire story. We can bet there will be no punishment. On to the next “disrespect”.
The hair is a good first move sometimes. Where goes the head, goes the body. I never was afraid to use hair gung fu style.
Long hair is bad strategy.
LOLOL
We all know the long-standing truth about the cause of black failure; it’s the urban gang/thug/tribal culture, combined with a victimhood mentality whipped up by black racists and white leftists. Those who embrace it fail miserably, while those who reject it thrive. Yet we’re supposed to believe that all black people are “oppressed” by invisible “systemic” racism, and therefore equally incapable of succeeding in life. That is nothing more than an effort to create an excuse for their own failures, and is such utter B.S.
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