Incident Overview
Three teenage sisters, aged 14, 15, and 16, have been arrested in Houston after attempting to kill their mother. The incident occurred when the mother turned off the Wi-Fi, prompting the sisters to react violently.
Events Leading to the Arrest
According to Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, the sisters allegedly coordinated a plan to harm their mother after she turned off the internet connection. They grabbed kitchen knives and chased her throughout the house and into the street, attempting to stab her. The mother was also struck with a brick during the altercation. Fortunately, the grandmother, who tried to intervene, and the mother did not sustain any serious injuries.
Charges and Previous Incidents
The three teens were arrested and charged with Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon. This is not the first time law enforcement has been called to the residence. Since January, deputies have responded to the home on two other occasions, including a runaway juvenile and a disturbance involving fighting children.
Neighborhood Reaction
Neighbors have expressed concern about the frequent disturbances at the home. One neighbor, who wished to remain anonymous, stated that the neighborhood is always on edge due to the family’s behavior. The neighbor also mentioned that they do not let their children play outside because of the family’s history of violent outbursts.
Conclusion
The incident highlights the importance of addressing underlying issues that may lead to violent behavior in teenagers. The fact that the sisters reacted so aggressively to a simple disciplinary action, such as turning off the Wi-Fi, raises concerns about their emotional well-being and the potential for future violent outbursts. As the case unfolds, it is essential to consider the factors that contributed to this incident and work towards preventing similar situations in the future. The three sisters are currently facing felony charges, and their case will continue to be monitored by law enforcement and social services.
