Mom Rages After Pennsylvania Borough Criminally Charges Her 10- and 12-Year-Old Daughters Over a Broken Playground Swing — Then Threatens to SUE After the Judge Throws the Case Out
The girls were hauled into court after their mother refused to pay a repair bill without first seeing evidence that her daughters intentionally damaged the swing. The post Mom Rages After Pennsylvania Borough Criminally Charges Her 10- and 12-Year-Old Daughters Over a Broken Playground Swing — Then Threatens to SUE After the Judge Throws the Case Out appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Two sisters, aged 10 and 12, were criminally charged after a playground swing broke while they were playing. Their mother refused to pay the repair bill without proof of intent, leading to charges of criminal mischief. A judge dismissed the case, finding insufficient evidence of intent, though the borough still intends to pursue civil action.
- Two young sisters were criminally charged in Springdale, Pennsylvania, after a playground swing broke.
- The incident occurred when the girls and other children twisted the swing’s chains, causing one to snap.
- The mother refused to pay the repair bill without evidence of intentional damage, leading to criminal mischief charges.
- A judge dismissed the charges, stating there was insufficient evidence of criminal intent.
- Despite the acquittal, the borough plans to file a civil complaint to recover repair costs.
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