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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Realize that if you put your hands on another kid, you are subjecting yourself to lawsuits and arrest.[/quote]

Nope. Not when defending another. [/quote]

+1 OP said she only grabbed his hand to get the little boy to physically let go of her daughter's hair. Contact in that case was unavoidable. OP did the right thing. I would have done the same - [b]I'm not going to stand there and watch some little a-hole hurt my kid. 
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I'm sorry this mom was nutty. She obviously wasn't paying attention - or worse - even if she did see what happened some people still might react crazily. You did what you had to do OP. Don't feel bad about it.

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This. And if the bully kid did not let go of my child's hair[b] I would have quickly squeezed his hand very hard to do so.[/b] When another is hurting my child especially a second time I will do whatever is necessary to help her.[/quote]

Wow, ok.  You definitely would deserve to be yelled at in that case. [/quote]

Np here. Bring on the yelling then. [/quote]

bring on the assault charges too?[/quote]

Again, it's not assault when you're defending someone against an aggressor. [/quote]

She clearly described purposefully using **more force than necessary** to remove the kid's hand,in order to hurt the child.  [/quote]

That's not how I read it. [/quote]

Are you blind? She said she would squeeze his hand extra hard. [/quote]

No she didn't. You're making things up. [/quote]

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