Brawl at Kindergarten Graduation Over Lakers Facebook Comments

Two women were charged with misdemeanors yesterday after getting into a fight during their kids kindergarten graduation ceremony in June. The fight allegedly stemmed from a comment made on facebook about the Lakers between one of the kids mothers and another kids grandmother. Yes, a fight at a kindergarten graduation happened because of comments made on facebook about the Lakers. The article says...

"'This all started because of a Facebook comment between this other woman and my grandmother about the Lakers,' said Queiona Burt, 31, one of the women arrested following a brawl that broke out at a recent Puesta del Sol Elementary School kindergarten graduation. 'But I want to apologize to the school and the community and say this is not what I’m about. I was trying to defend myself.'"

The exact facebook comments were not known but are said to have involved one of the women trash talking the Lakers and the other taking offense to it. The other lady was probably a Clippers fan and just had so much built up anger that she did what any rational person would do - take to facebook to let it all out against her cross-town rival. Everyone knows Lakers fans are big babies and can't handle trash talking so I'm guessing that's where things started going wrong. I imagine the conversation then went something like this:

Lakers fan: "Oh no you did not just call Kobe a bitch"
Clippers fan: "Uh huh I did. What you 'gon do about it slut?"
Lakers fan: "I'ma whoop your hooker ass and claw a bitch up next time I see you."
Clippers fan: "Just because Kobe pays you to suck his dick you don't have to get all defensive."
Lakers fan: "Next time I see you I'm going to beat yo ass so hard you need another hip replacement."

That's probably about where things ended on facebook and where the ladies again did what any rational person would do - throw down at their kids kindergarten graduation to settle shit. Video of the news report is below:

Luckily for the grandmother (and unluckily for the viewers/us) her daughter stepped in to fight for her. Bother women who engaged in the fight were charged with "interference with peaceful conduct on campus and unlawful acts committed at school grounds, according to court records. If convicted, they could face up to six months in jail on the former count and up to 90 days in jail or a $400 fine on the latter count."