Really called his momma to tell her he's about to get suspended
There’s other places they can play,” she says
she told their parents, who responded by saying the kids weren’t hurting anyone or causing any damage. “Well, they’re damaging me,” she tells deputies, saying their noise is exacerbating her migraines and affecting her concentration.
In one bodycam interview from April, half a dozen children tell a deputy responding to another complaint by Lorincz that she had repeatedly been “aggressive,” yelling profanities and racial slurs at them.
A 10-year-old girl combing the hair of her mermaid Barbie tells the deputy that Lorincz called the neighborhood kids the n-word; an older girl says the woman had also called them “sex slave bastards.” After the June shooting, Owens’ son told police that Lorincz had previously told him, “This isn’t the underground railroad, slave,” according to the arrest affidavit.
In February 2022, Lorincz told deputies that Owens had hit her with a sign.
Owens doesn’t deny to two deputies that she had thrown the sign, the bodycam footage shows, but she does deny that it hit Lorincz. “She has the sign, and she’s basically ramming the sign in my face,” Owens says. After Lorincz put it down, Owens tells the deputies, “I picked the sign up, and I threw the sign.”
During one police visit in April, a neighbor asks to speak to the deputies who are talking to Lorincz, and the video shows “no trespassing” signs in a field behind him. “She keeps calling [police] every time, over stupidity — literally kids going around,” the man says in the police video. Lorincz did not own her duplex apartment, and the grass field and other areas where the children had been playing were shared by the community.
The neighbor interviewed in April said Lorincz would get in her car and rev it in retaliation when children and barking dogs bothered her. Other neighbors told deputies that Lorincz would park her truck near areas where the children were playing and would set off her car alarm.