xenoughx

Such a sigh of relief.

Yesterday he and my 14 year old son got into a argument and he decided to head butt my son. Thankfully it wasn't too hard to cause any physical damage.

The sad thing about it was the addict (who is 34) ran into my room blaming my son for head butting him. I asked my son about the argument and my son didn't mention the head butting until I pressed him about it 3 times. Then he admitted that the addict did it.

Addict confessed the truth eventually, and once I was able to get him out of the house - I called the police.

The Sheriff came and took his report from my son and I.

Early this afternoon the same Sheriff came back and arrested the Addict.

Now to get as much done as I can before he is released.

Carrie

cc88

Why what happens when he's released? he gets to come back into the house?

crazybabie

I am glad he is out of your house your son sure doesn't deserve head butting

I asked my son about the argument and my son didn't mention the head butting until I pressed him about it 3 times. Then he admitted that the addict did it.
As, a mom that concerns me I would be wondering if there were other things my son had not told me.

I hope your able continue to protect your son and yourself upon the As release.

Windmills

I'm glad your son is ok, being headbutted by a grown man must have been terrifying for him.

xenoughx

I have to get a protective order to keep him out of the house.
Which is what I am in the process of doing

Carrie

Kindeyes

Wow. Way to keep your head on straight and do the right thing for you and your son!

gentle hugs
ke

crazybabie

I have to get a protective order to keep him out of the house.
Which is what I am in the process of doing

That is good I am glad for you and your son.

endlesspatience

Yes, it really sounds as though you are taking some sensible precautions there. I'll pray for you.

xenoughx

The fact that my son didn't tell me either, worries me a great deal.

Carrie