Post by messykitchen on Apr 2, 2016 21:22:11 GMT -5
So for years we have had problems with my sons father. Big problems. Tonight he showed up and hit him, cops were called, and they still can't find him. We are in a safe place tonight but what then? I am worried. They are supposed to call when he is custody but he is a tricky asshole. This is the first time he has been so violent, normally he is just a complete ass. My son is 17 and says he is ok, but how could he be? He is already in counseling, I just don't know what else to do. I just needed to vent. I am sure this is not over. Court appearances (my fiance was a witness as well and a mandated reporter so he was on the phone with 911 fast), and I don't know what else will happen.
I am just so sad for my son. he hit my CHILD. The police took pictures of the wounds for evidence and everything.
I'm so sorry. How horrifying and terrible for your son. Does he have a cell phone and do you trust him not to make plans to see his father without your knowledge? If so I would get a restraining order if you don't have one already.
Post by messykitchen on Apr 2, 2016 21:30:58 GMT -5
He does not have a cell phone unless I give him one for emergencies. He would not call his father, he hated him before this. The school is already on alert from previous incidents, but I will tell them about the new developments. Because he bloodied his face, it's automatic no contact here (if I understand correctly).
It's been hours and they still can't locate him. I don't want him to find us. He is a violent guy and a gun owner and I am so on edge. He hates me more than anything.
Post by aussiecrush on Apr 2, 2016 21:37:39 GMT -5
You are an amazing mom and you and your son are in my thoughts. Beyond that, I send hope and wisdom and safety for those charged with finding this scum bag and protecting your family. I hope you have answers soon.
also, there is a weird thing about teens needing a safe person more than a safe place, if that makes sense. little kids and adults need to feel secure in their environment and teens feel secure in their relationships. no matter what else is going on in his world, having a mom who is his "safe place" means everything. you're doing great.