Woman has bleach thrown over her for asking girls to be quiet in the cinema!

[myredcardigan]

Just heard this on the news. trying to find the link on BBC website.

Basically, she asked some teenage girls to be quiet during the HP film. After the film, the woman took her kids to resturant. Girls followed her and poured bleach over her.

I don't know what to say!

This happened at my local cinema! We were there a couple of days after the event watching G Force - we went at 10am as I was assuming that the little darlings who do that kind of thing won't be out of bed at that time. What worries me the most is that this type of behavious seems to be on the increase and it's our own kids that are going to have to deal with it the most. It really makes me want to up and move somewhere miles from everyone else!

It will be the poor background story well sorry that doesnt wash with me as I was from a poor background as many on here will have as well and dont go around in packs acting like ferals when kids ourselves.

Or will it be no my child wouldnt do that he is an innocent in all of this. Even the CCTV show them doing this and the parent will still say not my child.

I agree not all teens and young adults are like this and it will tar them as well sadly.

I hope they catch them all but I doubt it and hope they throw the book at them.

As for the mum I hope she recovers and can go out again with her family as this will have frightened her to the core after asking a few kids to pipe down for fuck sake.

I come for a poor background, one parent family, raised on benefits, grew up on a council estate...

I have never found the urdge to put bleach on anything but the loo.

I came from a working class background, my parents had no spare money, we wore hand-me-downs, and we lived hand to mouth. I wouldn't have even thought about throwing bleach over someone, let alone dare to do it..

SparklyGothKat shall we go on a rampage?
The Daily mail would expect no less of us

I know that cinema and it is always full of noisy teenagers chatting and shouting in films, running up and down the aisles etc. In fact, the last few times I've been there at least one kid has been chucked out mid-film by the management.

How awful.