MAMA GONNA KNOCK YOU OUT! Baltimore mother smacks, scolds son for rioting before yanking him off the street — VIDEO
A Baltimore mother caught on camera slapping and scolding her son after seeing him throw rocks at police on TV was commended by the city's top cop Monday for ripping one rioter off the streets.
"If you saw on one scene, you had one mother who grabbed her child who had a hood on his head and she started smacking him on the head because she was so embarrassed," Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony Batts told reporters.
"I wish I had more parents that took charge of their kids out there tonight."
The unidentified woman is seen whacking the boy, dressed in all black, three times on the side of his head as she attempts to rip the ski mask off his face.
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A Baltimore mother was commended for scolding her son for taking part in riots and ripping him off the streets.
"Take that motherf-----g mask off! Take it off!" she shouts, chasing him down as he tries to flee. "You gonna be out here doing this dumb s--t."
The furious Maryland mom had hunted him down after seeing him on TV joining in on the protests and hurling rocks at cops, WMAR reported.
Several youngsters were part of "aggressive" groups seen throwing cinder blocks and bottles at police cars and looting stores, the Baltimore Police Department said.
A woman cleans up a CVS store that was looted and set on fire during clashes with police on Monday in Baltimore, Maryland April 28, 2015. Baltimore erupted in violence on Monday as hundreds of rioters looted stores, burned buildings and at least 15 police officers were injured following the funeral of a 25-year-old black man who died after suffering a spinal injury in police custody. The riots broke out blocks from where the funeral of Freddie Gray took place and spread through much of west Baltimore.
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The day and night of intense violence injured 15 officers and set the city ablaze.
Batts urged parents to find their children and bring them home.
"Take control of your kids," he said. "This is our city. Let's make a difference."
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A Baltimore mother caught on camera slapping and scolding her son after seeing him throw rocks at police on TV was commended by the city's top cop Monday for ripping one rioter off the streets.
"If you saw on one scene, you had one mother who grabbed her child who had a hood on his head and she started smacking him on the head because she was so embarrassed," Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony Batts told reporters.
"I wish I had more parents that took charge of their kids out there tonight."
The unidentified woman is seen whacking the boy, dressed in all black, three times on the side of his head as she attempts to rip the ski mask off his face.
PreviousNextApr 27, 2015 Apr 27, 2015 Apr 27, 2015 Enlarge
ABC 2 NEWS - WMAR
A Baltimore mother was commended for scolding her son for taking part in riots and ripping him off the streets.
"Take that motherf-----g mask off! Take it off!" she shouts, chasing him down as he tries to flee. "You gonna be out here doing this dumb s--t."
The furious Maryland mom had hunted him down after seeing him on TV joining in on the protests and hurling rocks at cops, WMAR reported.
Several youngsters were part of "aggressive" groups seen throwing cinder blocks and bottles at police cars and looting stores, the Baltimore Police Department said.
A woman cleans up a CVS store that was looted and set on fire during clashes with police on Monday in Baltimore, Maryland April 28, 2015. Baltimore erupted in violence on Monday as hundreds of rioters looted stores, burned buildings and at least 15 police officers were injured following the funeral of a 25-year-old black man who died after suffering a spinal injury in police custody. The riots broke out blocks from where the funeral of Freddie Gray took place and spread through much of west Baltimore.
.
The day and night of intense violence injured 15 officers and set the city ablaze.
Batts urged parents to find their children and bring them home.
"Take control of your kids," he said. "This is our city. Let's make a difference."
ON A MOBILE DEVICE? SEE THE VIDEO HERE.