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my child was sitting on the porch with her sister and my two year old son waiting for there grandma to pick them up.the girl walk onto my porch and punch my daughter in the face. my child said it happend so fast that the only thing she could do was to protect herself. my other daughter grab my son and ran into the house to get her grandfather.
How convenient that after your initial post was criticized, you "remembered" that your daughter was sitting on the porch with her sister and your two year old son waiting for grandma to pick them up, and that her sister grabbed your son and ran into the house to get the grandfather when the attack occured.

Initially, you said that the girl came over to your house with her friends to fight your daughter. Then you said that they were walking down the street and the girl went over to your house to attack her. You need to write your story down so you won't have to rely on your very faulty memory.

And if you write "my child" again, I may be sick.
 
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The mark of a good lie is the details.. and the OP seems to have changed the details in location, how the events unfolded and, suddenly, there is a sister and a toddler.
Basically it's a different story entirely.

I call [insert expletive here] on this.
 

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my child was sitting on the porch with her sister and my two year old son waiting for there grandma to pick them up.the girl walk onto my porch and punch my daughter in the face. my child said it happend so fast that the only thing she could do was to protect herself. my other daughter grab my son and ran into the house to get her grandfather.
So ... a large group of girls show up, no one says anything, and the suspect sprints across the yard, up the steps and/or onto the porch and punches your daughter in the face. No lipping off, no threats, no insults, nothing.

In all my 20 years in law enforcement - and years of education before that - I have yet to hear of anything quite like that. That would be atypical of such an assault by girls.

Sorry, I do not believe it happened quite like that. At least, not so suddenly and rapid as you seem to make it out.

Falling back to the original query once again, yes, your daughter can be charged. Both girls can be charged. One girl can be charged. In fact, the DA may choose not to prosecute anyone. Only time will tell which one will come to pass.
 
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