A Mother in Texas “Mixed Drink” to Serve to Son’s “Bully” and Wound Up Taking Him to The Hospital!
CNS News– A Mother in Texas, Jennifer Lynn Rossi, has been arrested following allegations of poisoning her son’s school bully. Rossi stands accused of concocting a drink containing lemon juice, vinegar, salt, and Gatorade, which she allegedly gave to the classmate in retaliation for previous incidents.
The incident occurred at Legacy Traditional School – Alamo Ranch near San Antonio, where Rossi’s son reportedly experienced bullying. In an attempt to protect her son from further harassment, Rossi purportedly prepared the drink to dissuade potential bullies. However, the drink caused the recipient to experience nausea and headaches, leading to hospitalization.
While the contents were deemed non-toxic, the incident raised concerns about the escalation of conflicts between students. According to authorities, Rossi admitted to intentionally mixing the drink to deter bullies at her son’s school. Despite her motives, law enforcement emphasized that resorting to such actions is unacceptable, regardless of the circumstances.
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Sheriff Javier Salazar condemned the incident, emphasizing that there is no justification for endangering a child’s safety. Rossi has been charged with injury to a child causing bodily harm, highlighting the serious consequences of retaliatory actions. As the case unfolds, it underscores the complexities of addressing bullying in schools and the importance of implementing effective strategies to ensure the safety and well-being of all students.