Don't Be A Nosey NeighborMs. Williams and her son's argument should not be in the local newspaper.
Whether anyone wants to admit it - or not - mothers and their sons do argue and perhaps there should be more of that going on.
The mother was probably trying to either talk her son out of doing something awful.
That's the problem these days - you can't yell at your kids, can't smack them on the behind and basically, parents are losing ALL control over their children.
I say neighbors, mind your own business, unless you see or hear something that is harmful to anyone or you truly believe that it would escalate towards bodily harm, let people argue.
Sometimes people need to get out their frustrations or make a point. Something that obviously these two people were trying to do.
Please see:
Police blotter
Lorna J. Williams, 35, of 30-31 Armstrong Court, was arrested Wednesday night and was charged with second-degree breach of peace in connection with a verbal argument with her son, according to a police report.
Upon arrival, police were told that Williams had argued loudly in the roadway in front of 47 South Water St. with her 17-year-old son, according to the report.
The 17-year-old also was charged with second-degree breach of peace, according to the report. Police withheld his name because of his age.
Both were released on promises to appear Thursday in state Superior Court in Stamford, according to the report.
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