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Mother Charged After Allegedly Handing Golf Club in Teen Fight
2 Sep
Summary
- A mother faces aggravated assault charges for providing a golf club.
- The victim suffered a fractured skull and was airlifted to a hospital.
- The fight reportedly began over an outfit during school spirit week.
In Newnan, Georgia, a disturbing incident unfolded where a mother, Curtisia Heath, is accused of aggravated assault for allegedly providing a golf club to her teenage daughter during a fight. The 16-year-old allegedly used the club to strike a 14-year-old victim, Keira, in the head.
The victim suffered a fractured skull and was airlifted to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Witnesses describe the fight as a chaotic scene involving multiple teenagers. Keira's mother expressed her anguish, stating she rushed to the apartment complex to find her daughter unresponsive.
Authorities have classified the golf club as a deadly weapon. Heath was booked into the Coweta County Jail, and her two teenage daughters are facing the same aggravated assault charge and were taken to a youth detention center. The conflict reportedly escalated after the victim was targeted over an outfit worn during her school's spirit week. Keira's mother is determined to pursue justice for her daughter's severe injuries.
Doctors expect the victim to make a full recovery and possibly be released soon. Despite this, the legal proceedings against Heath and her daughters are ongoing.
