Are you serious?

I just watched a video of a boy slamming a woman on to a concrete surface (where she hits her head), he then returns to his feet grabs her by the leg and the front of her shirt, and throws her carelessly in to a pool with two dogs. 

That's unquestionably assault. Legally,  assault can be as light as verbal slandour coupled with the displays of physical intention of harm, ala raised fists with insults. This is quite a few steps beyond that. 

I don't understand the apologists here "oh he was just trying to..." He picked up a woman, fell over, then instead of apologising as the gravity of his mistake sets in, he forcefully, and indecently manhandles her into a pool with her two animals. It's just so utterly reckless and dangerous. He has already tripped once, has not assessed to see if she or the animals are hurt, has no understanding of her ability to swim (given the great display of his character, I can't imagine he was the acting lifeguard immediately after) or of any of her underlying health conditions.

Even if she was completely unscathed, this event will undoubtably be traumatic for her.

To be perfectly honest, she wasn't slammed and I wouldn't call her elderly. She's in her 50s from the look of her. The dumbass guy was trying to pick her up to carry her to the pool and throw her in but he slipped, so both of them fell. He picked her back up and threw her/jumped in the pool with her. It's not as big as deal as it sounds in my opinion.

The black kids were extremely disrespectful to her and shouldn't have threw her in, though. On the other hand, the white woman had no sense going over to party full of black teenagers to tell them to turn down the music with all of the BLM crap going on and things being more racially charged than ever. She should have just called the cops to deal with trying to get them to turn down the music.

Are you serious?

I just watched a video of a boy slamming a woman on to a concrete surface (where she hits her head), he then returns to his feet grabs her by the leg and the front of her shirt, and throws her carelessly in to a pool with two dogs. 

That's unquestionably assault. Legally,  assault can be as light as verbal slandour coupled with the displays of physical intention of harm, ala raised fists with insults. This is quite a few steps beyond that. 

I don't understand the apologists here "oh he was just trying to..." He picked up a woman, fell over, then instead of apologising as the gravity of his mistake sets in, he forcefully, and indecently manhandles her into a pool with her two animals. It's just so utterly reckless and dangerous. He has already tripped once, has not assessed to see if she or the animals are hurt, has no understanding of her ability to swim (given the great display of his character, I can't imagine he was the acting lifeguard immediately after) or of any of her underlying health conditions.

Even if she was completely unscathed, this event will undoubtably be traumatic for her.

Are you serious?

I just watched a video of a boy slamming a woman on to a concrete surface (where she hits her head), he then returns to his feet grabs her by the leg and the front of her shirt, and throws her carelessly in to a pool with two dogs. 

That's unquestionably assault. Legally,  assault can be as light as verbal slandour coupled with the displays of physical intention of harm, ala raised fists with insults. This is quite a few steps beyond that. 

I don't understand the apologists here "oh he was just trying to..." He picked up a woman, fell over, then instead of apologising as the gravity of his mistake sets in, he forcefully, and indecently manhandles her into a pool with her two animals. It's just so utterly reckless and dangerous. He has already tripped once, has not assessed to see if she or the animals are hurt, has no understanding of her ability to swim (given the great display of his character, I can't imagine he was the acting lifeguard immediately after) or of any of her underlying health conditions.

Even if she was completely unscathed, this event will undoubtably be traumatic for her.

And if you kill one of them the others will kill you after, so yeah, if it's not to ultimately avoiding being killed yourself, killing one of them would just be her killing herself as well.
That's not how you solve problems xP

heh, yeah. One of the fastest ways to make a dangerous situation even worse is to start killing people

Easy there, judge Dredd. One thing is self defense, another one is rushing to murder. Pretty sure you can't really bring weapons into a public pool and if you sneak one in, she'll be in just as much trouble.

OT: Send these assholes to jail, no excuse for such behavior. Add an extra year for be so unbelieable stupid to record and post it. I mean, holy hell.

That's not true. There's plenty of 50 year olds that don't need glasses. My dad (51) is one of them even!