NORMAN, Okla. (KFOR) – Samantha Milbee says it was an ideal Memorial Day spent with household and buddies on the pool, till a bunch of individuals hopped the pool’s fence, and the vacation took a violent flip.
“Provides me goosebumps simply fascinated about how disgusting that was,” mentioned Milbee. “My neighbors mentioned that there have been about 9 youngsters, two adults. They had been stomping on my head, my face. They had been kicking me.”
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Milbee tells KFOR that administration on the Meadow Townhomes, close to Alameda Avenue and 12 Avenue SE in Norman, have been cracking down on the pool guidelines. So when she noticed a bunch soar the fence, not carrying the required wristbands, she spoke up.
“I simply was like, ‘man, can y’all not climb our fence’,” mentioned Milbee. “There was no angle with it.”
Earlier than she knew it, Milbee was punched.
“They threw her on the pavement and began stomping on her head,” mentioned Derrick John, Milbee’s son.
He ran for assist and neighbors known as the police.
“I used to be scared,” mentioned John. “I used to be nearly like not paralyzed however I didn’t know what to do.”
Milbee has a concussion, damaged blood vessels and scratches.
Based on a report from the Norman Police Division, arrest warrants are out for 2 minors and 39-year-old Amanda Kelley.
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Police confirmed to KFOR they aren’t in search of every other suspects. Nonetheless, Milbee desires to warn everybody about how harmful this group is.
“I do know it was primarily the ladies that began the assault, however then it was everyone… Everyone was concerned.”
The police report exhibits the three suspects are going through assault and battery costs.
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