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Posted: 12:33 AM Nov 20, 2008
 Last Updated: 12:33 AM Nov 20, 2008
 Reporter: Gary Smollen & Brian Mastre
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An Omaha woman spent two days in jail after biting her teenage daughter while they were in the car. She was charged with felony child abuse.

The story comes from the Omaha Police blotter.

On Sunday, November 16th the 15-year old girl went to police and told them her mother had attacked her. The teen told investigators a story of her mother biting her face, pinching and otherwise abusing her.

The girl's mother tells Channel Six News there's a lot more to the story. She admits to the biting and says it was wrong and that she is ashamed of it. But adds she was also defending herself against the kicking from her bigger teenage daughter. "She wanted to fight and always seems to snap on me."

The teenager had runaway. Once she was found on Sunday, officers told her she had to go home. "I had a missing persons report on my daughter. She had been missing since Halloween (3 weeks). The day she called and surfaced up was Sunday."

The mother, who's 33, is beside herself when it comes to controlling her rebellious daughter. "The problem we're having is this 19-year old boy that she's chasing down and I don't want her to have any dealings with him. He's too old for my daughter."

The 15-year old is currently with her father. Wednesday, the mother had her other daughter taken by the state while this investigated. The mother tells Channel 6 that the judge told her -- she should safe haven the teenager.

The mother will be back in court December 22nd.
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Posted by: Jennifer on Nov 22, 2008 at 02:03 AM
I guess growing up in the good old days, things were so easy with raising kids. I have only been punished once growing up for biting someone, but everyone says it was to show me how it really felt. Now you try anything on children and your charged with abuse. I guess it's a good thing that they have parenting classes for parents who are in need of some assistance with their children. There is also taking your troubled youth to the police station and asking for help with the situation, which could mean giving them a tour of what happens to some bad people. Also taking them to Boys Town for a tour. Give them a taste of reality. Any family these days can have a teen with problems, I myself am facing issues with that. My daughter is in Civil Air Patrol at Offutt. Any child at age 12 can join and it is better than the alternative. If interested email is jdcgd@cox.net and I can hook you up. It is weekly on Thurs from 630-900 at night. Just let your kid know you love them.
Posted by: Me on Nov 21, 2008 at 08:13 PM
So, why is the decision not to have kids childish or non adult, however you want to classify it? It is very childish to have kids that you can't afford and have society pay for them. Lastly, why should I pay higher income taxes for being single and no kids? Married people need to pay the same tax rate as single people, and no tax breaks for kids. Maybe I could get a tax break for buying a new T.V. It's the same thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: Anonymous on Nov 21, 2008 at 07:48 PM
to "T". Go ahead and slap your kid in the mout, and hope he or she turns you in to CPS for child abuse. Keep in mind that the child does not have to prove anything. The police and CPS are going to believe your kid anyday before they believe you. Even if you get vindicated of the charges, then look back at all the hell the matter has caused you. The only ones laghing will be your lawyer when you pay the bill; and of course your kid because now they know they have you just exactly where they want you. Ever heard the saying "KIDS RULE"? Think about it. People have all these kids and then they want everyone else to pay for them. At least if I go buy a flat screen T.V., I am the one paying for it. These people go have kids then they can't pay for them; (support them)they get welfare, food stamps etc. I wonder if I could get food stamps to buy me a new car?
Posted by: child on Nov 21, 2008 at 07:27 PM
This teen needs to be fed a CIN CIN its that simple her mother too
Posted by: Anonmyous on Nov 21, 2008 at 07:24 PM
There are alot of ignorate, inconcederate, close minded people out there. No matter how mad and angry you get at your child it should never get to the point where you have to physically harm your kids. Theres a correct way to discipline a child but BITING is not one of them.
Posted by: Charlie on Nov 21, 2008 at 06:20 PM
Just what we need, a judge telling parents that they need to "Safe Haven" their children. If she does take that route she better hurry, because she only has about 5 1/2 hours left to do it before the law changes, according to my clock right now.
Posted by: Jeff.0 on Nov 21, 2008 at 04:39 PM
The daughter needs to be tried as an adult for assault. Our judicial system is constantly confirming to our teens that there are no consequences for their actions. Put her in jail and let her find out what a real beating is.
Posted by: ANONMYOUS- on Nov 21, 2008 at 11:40 AM
It's crazy how people judge and dont know the whole story i know the daughter and the way the mom is making her seem is totally wrong and unlike her.Her mother pretends to know her so well when really she doesnt 2 years of change in the teens life. The mom use to be a totally different person its not drugs, not her kids, its the mother's boyfriend. The main parts of this story are all left out. the teen loves her mother and just wants to be noticed because all the attention is now and has been on the boyfriend (mothers). i am a mother of 2 and i never disciplined by biting thats not the way to go, but thats all i really wanted to be known. so everyone just really think before you judge. thanks.
Posted by: AB on Nov 21, 2008 at 10:59 AM
This is for Donnie and Anonymous at Nov 20 4:07 pm: Maybe the both of you should ask your parents why they chose to have you? Then ask if they regret each and every moment of it. If they did, then you're no better then these children you both are trying so hard to dehumanize. I doubt they regret being everything to the most important little being in their life, nor do they regret seeing the very person they brought into this world grow and learn and become an adult themselves (though adult can mean much in your cases). To ask why someone has a child is just like asking why you do something meaningful for yourself, which in your case probably involves buying that PS3 or that flat screen tv. Or new tires for that cold piece of metal sitting in your driveway. It's your choice but don't ever judge anyone else because they simply chose to have children. And for this woman to bite her child is tough love, if done in self defense. If not then she needs to be punished accordingly.
Posted by: Jeff.0 on Nov 21, 2008 at 10:21 AM
bill, this has nothing to do with you, so don't even bother commenting. You think it has nothing to do with religion, but everything to do with morals and values. You don't see a contradiction in your opinion? Of course not. So I'll ask: on what do you base your morals and values? Don't claim common sense or natural law, unless you can show a consensus of definition.
Posted by: anon on Nov 21, 2008 at 07:38 AM
I am cracking up on some of these comments here. You can discipline your child, however you do it a way where the child fears disappointing you not that the fear a beating or your words. there is a fine line and many parents dont take the time to think before they react. I am not a perfect parent I have snapped at my child before I thought about the big picture and I had to back step and explain why and how it should have been dealt with. Talk with your children, try to understand but dont become a friend to them. You can have that open communication and a firm hand at the same time. Parenting is not easy but it is a blessing. I had a mother like this going up and I have turned out good. I take care of my family myself, never had help and I parent my son. I told myself I would not do what my parents did and you know what...it worked! He knows how to act and he knows I love him. It is hard work - you have to give your all for it.
Posted by: kf on Nov 21, 2008 at 03:23 AM
As a parent we all probably felt like kicking, biting, punching and doing something to our teenage children. But we know that this will not help our childrens circumstances. The mother should have gotten the dad involved before hand.
Posted by: Mary O. on Nov 20, 2008 at 10:00 PM
I'm going to side with the judge on this one.
Posted by: Ben on Nov 20, 2008 at 06:01 PM
I don't care what the story, circumstance, or motivation....you dont bite anyone!! Thats for animals to do. Oh wait.......never mind.
Posted by: T on Nov 20, 2008 at 05:14 PM
Anonmyous(that's how you spelled it): You have part of the picture with how the laws are in terms of discipline. What's missing are the people like OmahaAnnie and Joyce who navigate through life with their unreality blinders on and exacerbate the inability for parents to discipline their children. Unfortunately, discipline is subjective. Occasionally, some kids/teens need a slap in the mouth because that's what they require even after trying alternate means of discipline; but that would probably constitute attempted murder in the eyes of OmahaAnnie & Joyce. On a lighter note, if we don't procreate, who is going to serve you at your favorite drive-thru window? LOL (Yes, I am also a parent.)
Posted by: Anonmyous on Nov 20, 2008 at 04:07 PM
To Donnie's comment. I too thank God everyday that I have no kids. Everybody just can't wait to grow and get married and have a bunch of babies, then they wonder why they have so many problems. What on earth is the big deal of having kids? What do you gain? What's the advantage. Babies are nice; then they grow up into monsters, because parents aren't allowed to discipline. That's the biggest problem; you touch them, they scream child abuse, they don't get their way, they scream child abuse. Get the picture!!!!!
Posted by: ME on Nov 20, 2008 at 03:35 PM
There is a boot camp called the "young Marines." My nephew went through that and now he is a wonderful mature young man serving his second tour in Iraq. His brother is on his first tour. But as parents, we should be able to discipline unruly behavior, but it seems to have been taken from us by CPS. A spanking is not going to kill anyone--a spanking, not a beating. I think this daughter probably deserved something-she pushed the envelope and her mom did what she had to do. They both need counseling.
Posted by: Anonymous on Nov 20, 2008 at 03:34 PM
The mother has the right to defend herself. Read the new lately. All these Young kids out here killing people and causing all this trouble. Kids at that age think they are invinsible. The mother could have chosing a different way of disiplining her child but I'm glad she did. Someone needs to stand up to this kids.
Posted by: Jani on Nov 20, 2008 at 03:30 PM
Re Boys Town - do you know that you can't just have your child placed there? The child has to WANT to go there and write a letter stating why... HELP is not at all easy to find especially here in the midwest where we have a great shortage of mental health care professional for children. Just try to make an appointment. No insurance? What? Who's going to pay the bill? This is expensive care. My daughter has Asperger's and can be very aggressive at times. She has beaten me and put holes in walls - she cannot control her anger. Medication and counseling help, but even with insurance it becomes very expensive. Biting was not the right thing to do, but you must understand that there are 2 sides to every story and getting help for out-of-control children is nearly impossible. We need more accessible help for these families!!!
Posted by: BT grad on Nov 20, 2008 at 03:12 PM
Before safehaven passed, BoysTown called the kids left on their doorsteps "Pilgrims", it's a term and a practice they've been using for decades. What's going to happen to kids who are being dropped off there now? Are their parents going to be charged with abandonment?
Posted by: Consipracytheory on Nov 20, 2008 at 03:06 PM
Did any of read what OmahaAnnie said? She said that the mother was an animal for biting her daughter, and I agree. Biting is not a form of discipline it is barbarian. I see nothing in OmahaAnnie's writings that would indicate she was against disciplining children. It looks to me that those of you who are jumping on OmahaAnnie need to read more carefully.
Posted by: brandi on Nov 20, 2008 at 03:04 PM
I just want to make it clear to all of you posting about "kids having kids", not all situations are like that. just because this woman was only 18 when her daughter was born does not mean thats the reason her daughter is out of control!! at least she chose to keep her and try to do right by her! Let me mention one other thing, I will be 33 in January. My oldest daughter will be 15 in March. I will leave it up to all of you to do the math. She is a straight A student at central high school, never been in trouble, and Very respectful of her elders, her entire family, AND her peers. So what I am wondering, is what the heck does the age difference REALLY have to do with this story?
Posted by: OmahaAnnie on Nov 20, 2008 at 02:45 PM
To S... I do have a clue? I don't have a thieving, pregnant, drop out daughter. So did you bite your daughter when she misbehaved? Thanks for the support Joyce.
Posted by: Thank You JJ on Nov 20, 2008 at 02:35 PM
Finally someone with sense GOD gave them to some of us and JJ i thank you for cleary saying what i and so many feel, some of you are so above yourself you dont have a clue, be glad your blessed, as myself i thank GOD on my knees for blessing me for the child i have, i've had some moments but when i see what others go through, i can sing I'M BLESSED....but i can feel for any parent that has to go through it, because the devil gets busy and it doesnt matter how he gets to you, he works even through your kids
Posted by: s on Nov 20, 2008 at 01:52 PM
OmahaAnnie you don't have a clue. I have 4 kids, 3 are fine but 1 was out of control. She stayed out all night, took an unlicensed, uninsured car and was caught by the cops in Fremont with a 21 yr old felon and recived no punishment from the law. She then ran away and missed the last 3 weeks of school. OPS froze her grades from when she stopped going and passed her. We went everywhere to get help it hit brick walls at every turn. She called the cops stating abuse, all charges were dismissed. Kids are conditioned from day 1 in school that no one can touch them. They no respect for anyone. Yet parents, who can dicipline their kids, are put down because their kids are out of control. I know from experience, you can't win in situations like that. She is now a pregnant high school drop out. The system works great doesn't it?
Posted by: Mother on Nov 20, 2008 at 01:51 PM
You people don't know the entire story. Why are you juding. Kids need discipline. If my child gets out of control for no reason just b/c he is a teenager I will take action and I don't care if he or she threaten to call the cops on me. Now a days they threatent the parents who kind of bs is that. Parents scard of their kids!! lol
Posted by: Annonymous on Nov 20, 2008 at 01:32 PM
The judge said she should have safe havend the daughter! What a concept! What will happen with these very scenarios now?!?!?!? The daughter is clearly older than the new limit put in place. This is a dangerous situation. The Safe Have law wasn't the fix, not in it's current form. Something has to happen to allow immediate, at the time of circumstances to allow parents instant acess to those resources everyone says is available.
Posted by: BOB on Nov 20, 2008 at 01:17 PM
The judge said to 'safe haven' the teenager. And this schmuck got reelected. If the kid is that bad, the mother should have pressed charges against the kid, take her sorry butt to juvi, cuz thats where she's gonna end up. Now its the states problem. brilliant judge.
Posted by: WOW on Nov 20, 2008 at 01:16 PM
Who on earth is the judge?! And why would he tell this woman who wants to help her daughter to safe haven her? We should not be encouraging people to safe haven children. I hope that the judge was joking, but either way, it isn't the best advice.
Posted by: sally on Nov 20, 2008 at 12:27 PM
I think a point has to be made here about the fact that this mom was an 18-yr old child when she had this baby that has now grown into an undisciplined 15-yr old. This type of behavior is "learned behavior". She's been allowed to develop into this behavior pattern by a young mother who needed a safe-haven law 15 years ago. They both need help now to change life-long patterns and salvage their family.
Posted by: JJ on Nov 20, 2008 at 12:06 PM
I have never commented but feel a need to today.It makes me sad to think that this what our community has become finger pointing, blaming & not willing to be part of the solution. Please keep these things in mind before judging: -There are two sides to every story -Get all the facts before you make a comment - Put yourself in someone elses shoes- You might not be some quick to make harsh comments. Remember everyone has a mom/dad(even if they aren't ideal) -"Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle" I got pregnant at 18 (grew up w/married parents in Pap/LaV). I have been married for almost 9 years (yes, to my children's father @20) We have two kids. I worked while attending college(degree w/in 4yrs). My husband has been @ his job for the past 10 yrs(not a fast food place but corp.) It hasn't been the easiest road or one I promote. Not everyone is dealt the same stack of cards thru out their life. If got a good hand... you should feel blessed.
Posted by: Jim on Nov 20, 2008 at 12:01 PM
K & D are right on target! The "System" is broke! Parents have rights too! Stop abuse in BOTH directions! Parents need to be allowed to discipline their unruley kids or we'll continue to have a society of disrespectful criminals! Bostown does NOT always work! A smart kid can play the "system" long enough to get out, AND return to be a burden on their parents & Society like they were never there. Parents need to stop giving into their kids & bailing them out! They MUST learn that decisions come with CONSEQUENCES!
Posted by: Lilly on Nov 20, 2008 at 11:50 AM
Maybe that's what she should do,or, maybe the teen should stay w/ her father. Teenagers can be very difficult to deal with @ that age, and although the mother didn't handle things properly, perhaps she was defending herself. I don't know. Only the two of them knows what happened. Either way, for now, the daughter should stay away. Perhaps take some time for each of them to realize how lucky they are to have one another. Thankfully, my children are grown. They are my best friends. Fortunately we never went through anything like this.
Posted by: Joyce on Nov 20, 2008 at 11:41 AM
Biting....what an animal mom must be!!! Poor girl. Thank god she is now safe!
Posted by: young Mom on Nov 20, 2008 at 11:28 AM
to Biff-I do not agree that age makes a good parent. I am 25 and I have 2 kids and I will be married for 7 years in January. I discipline my children appropriatly, and I was 18 when I got pregnant. This mom was in a situation that many parents find themselves in, and many do much worse than this, and she had already asked for help before things got out of hand. She was being attacked! They both need counseling, and the mother of this girl needs to not bite, but make sure she keeps up with standing her ground! What will become of this girl if he mother lets her daughter get away with attacking her? running around with a boy who is to old? running away? Maybe she should be allowed complete freedom to do whatever she pleases, and we can pay to keep her in the correctional system later.
Posted by: Anonymous on Nov 20, 2008 at 11:22 AM
I agree with RS. The mother was trying to defend herself. This could have been worse. The mom has asked for help. I bet she was at her wit's end. Punish the kid.
Posted by: Anonymous on Nov 20, 2008 at 11:08 AM
sounds like she needs some time in boystown, only she'll meet worse boys there. i don't know how well supervised it is at boystown. i DO know people have threatened to leave their kids there or even actually done it before this safe haven issue.
Posted by: OmahaAnnie on Nov 20, 2008 at 11:04 AM
Hey, RS...I am an adult so if you want to blame me for the ills of this city, poor parenting, etc, I can handle it. Biting is not discipline it is an aggressive act. I am not the reason why parents can't discipline their children, there is nothing wrong with discipline a child there is a problem with beating and biting your child. Yes this mother should be put away because she did an animal act. If her daughter is out of control it is because this parent did not parent from birth. Children learn from example and let me tell you this woman is no example of a good parent.
Posted by: Val on Nov 20, 2008 at 10:50 AM
There is always more to the story, than we the public may know or hear about. Most parents know that teens will stretch you to your limits. I am not condoning this mothers reaction. I do believe she was perhaps defending herself. Parents today are crying out for help. We may critize and say, kids having kids. This is true, but we must all help each other.
Posted by: RS on Nov 20, 2008 at 10:24 AM
Hey OmahaAnnie - you're the reason why parents can't discipline their own children these days! While I agree that biting her daughter may have been a little over the top, did you not read the part where the mother was defending herself from her much bigger daughter that was attacking her? You want to talk about all the problems we are having with thugs and gangs and viloence and "Oh where are the parents?" Well there you are OmahaAnnie, talking about how the mother should be put away. What was she to do? She was defending herself against an attack. I agree with J from Bennington that this is just a twist on the Call cps if you spank me thing. Parents HAVE to be allowed to discipline their kids and if her daughter was attacking her, why is it not right for her to defend herself?
Posted by: Susan on Nov 20, 2008 at 10:19 AM
I recently have had multiple conversations with a youth who returned to his family after a residential placement in Boys Town. He has become a respectful, polite young man. I would see this option as better than cutting off family contacts and placing kids in boot camp, Angie. Families need help and support during rough times, not punishment.
Posted by: Biff on Nov 20, 2008 at 10:11 AM
Two news stories today highlight the consequences of kids having kids. This mom was 18; another was 16. People need to wait until they grow up and are in a stable marriage before they have kids! Yes, I know some married couples aren't the best parents, either, but it is the better situation most of the time. John - you sound like 'Pat' - casting pearls before swine. This is just a sad situation, and both the mom and daughter handled it poorly. Both of them should get help, and maybe both should be busted for assault.
Posted by: D on Nov 20, 2008 at 09:55 AM
I watched the interview on TV. Did anyone else catch the statements that this mother had tried, repeatedly, to get help for her daughter and herself? Knowing our state support system, they probably told her she could have an initial appointment a year from now. They wait until the kid is in the system for crimes committed before they will even attempt to act. This mother snapped. I agree with Angie that there should be consequences for the daughter as well. And John - it's sad that you think the 'pancea for the masses' would solve these types of situations. This family needed professional intervention - not a preacher.
Posted by: MIchelle on Nov 20, 2008 at 09:42 AM
Wow! Even under the most dire circumstance, I could never imagine biting my child. There is a family in need of services!
Posted by: To Angie on Nov 20, 2008 at 09:38 AM
Where is the miraculous "boot camp for troubled kids" located?
Posted by: Donnie on Nov 20, 2008 at 09:29 AM
I thank God everyday that I don't have children. Would someone please explain to me what the benefit is?
Posted by: Anonymous on Nov 20, 2008 at 09:24 AM
No wonder the safe haven law is out of control, we have judges telling parents to do it?
Posted by: ANGIE on Nov 20, 2008 at 08:53 AM
if the mother is going to go to jail for this then the daughter should go to prison for her behavior, and never visit her, put her in boot camp, ALL YOU WHO HAVE TROUBLE WITH YOUR KIDS PUT THEM IN BOOTCAMP!!!!!
Posted by: OmahaAnnie on Nov 20, 2008 at 08:51 AM
And we wonder why our children are animals, This mother is an animal to bite her daughter. Humans should not bite. We put down dogs that do this.
Posted by: K on Nov 20, 2008 at 08:34 AM
I saw this interview on the news last night. I don't think this mother is an "abusive" mother, I think she has a disrespectful, rebellioius daughter and that she lost her cool and did something that she obviously regrets. It sounds like the daughter needs a punishment not the mom. It sounds as if she were defending herself. Maybe biting wasn't the way to go here, but I still don't think this woman should be charged with a felony. What is going to happen to the girl, who's a runaway and who fights towards her mom? Nothing probably! But then we wonder why we have kids out here killing others. Because when parents TRY to discipline their kids, they get thrown in jail! And she was ASKING for help and never got it! The system is so backwards it's not even funny. If the daughter had continued punching/kicking the mom, what would have happened to her? Probably nothing!
Posted by: SC on Nov 20, 2008 at 08:25 AM
I THINK THIS IS A VERY SAD STORY. MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS SHOULD NOT HAVE THIS TYPE OF A RELATIONSHIP.
Posted by: J from Bennington on Nov 20, 2008 at 08:25 AM
Well, this is a twist on the "I'll call CPS if you spank me" threat.
Posted by: Joe on Nov 20, 2008 at 08:02 AM
The Mother is 33 and the daughter is 15 that is all you need to know. Of course she's running around with a 19 year old look at her roll model. However the daughter should think twice about doing this or 15 years later this maybe and most likely be her story.
Posted by: bill on Nov 20, 2008 at 05:03 AM
Some people here in the heartland are very good at pointing out the obvious. I'm so sick of reading comments about what should have happened long ago. This has nothing to do with religion so please son't even mention. It does however have everything to do with morals and values. Reading these stories everyday is very disheartining. And to those who question the safe haven law, pick a side. Either you support it as is ot not. I beleive the law states anyone under the age 18 as a minor. A minor is a child right? What's the difference between 3 days or 17 years? We all know that things should be in place before they are 17, but again you can't argue with what could or should happen. We have to deal with the problem that is here now. And for anyone wondering, yes I am a parent.
Posted by: John on Nov 19, 2008 at 05:15 PM
I'll bet that daughter will think twice about disagreeing with her mother ever again! You should ask yourself this question: Was that mother raising/bringing her daughter up in the nuture & admonition of the Lord? Here's another question to ask, if the latter one wasn't enough: Was the daughter being disobedient, disrespectful, rebellious, too contrary & abusive herself? My dad never laid a hand on me, that I can really remember for sure. Punishment, I will have to say, was meted out by others like my mom, who once gave some steak to the family pet(dog) instead of me. Of course, it wasn't too long after that, religion went to my head & I told her to drop dead one day. Long story. Trust Jesus people. Trust & obey, for there is no other way, to be happy in Jesus, trust & obey! :-| Ps. Watch & pray. Criminals are at large here in Omaha. The white collar ones will probably be harder to catch. But do try to do your best to make Omaha & The United States of America a safer & more peaceful!
Posted by: wondering on Nov 19, 2008 at 04:32 PM
Isn't this a case where the current safe haven law is a good thing?? With stupid parents like that in the world these kids don't have a chance.
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