Home Scandal and Gossip Shocking video of mother purposefully running over her teenage daughter.

Shocking video of mother purposefully running over her teenage daughter.

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Mother knows best…

Kids, I don’t know about you, but me thinks some kinds of parental discipline are just a tad over the top…

dailymail.co.uk: This is the dramatic moment a mother swerves towards her daughter and runs her over after a furious row in a supermarket car park.

The 19-year-old was hurled to the floor after her mother deliberately aimed the car at her outside a Walmart in Ohio.

The daughter, who has not been named, is shown in the video getting out of the vehicle and smacking the bonnet of the car before walking round to the passenger side.

And that of course is when the real fun and games begin. Don’t forget to press pause right about here…

But as she goes to open the door, the car shoots forwards and can clearly be seen swerving towards the teenager in order to hit her.

After she was thrown to the ground, the car then screeches to a halt and the woman gets out – seemingly to continue the argument rather than check if her daughter is ok.

Interesting- not to check on her daughter’s well being, but to continue the argument. Oh well. Does anyone get the feeling that this is all par for the course and that if one were to ask the daughter to remove her shirt one would be able to detect a few thousand random skid marks up and down her back?

The girl can be seen sat on the ground holding her foot and appears to be in some pain.

The mother – who has also not been named – insisted she was simply trying to lean out of the window and smack her daughter’s head.

Just trying to smack her daughter’s head? Kids- when was the last time your mother rode Dukes of Hazard style with her foot on the accelerator to gently rap you on the back of the head?

She has been charged with aggravated vehicular assault and domestic violence.

Isn’t it nice to know that there are always more dysfunctional relationships in place than your own?

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