Gaming addiction, poor parenting, or both? A viral clip showing a teenager in China flying into a violent rage in public after his phone was confiscated by his mother has shocked netizens. The incident, involving a family of two boys and their mum, reportedly occurred on July 18 at an underground subway station in Beijing. CCTV footage circulating on Weibo...
A viral clip showing a teenager in China flying into a violent rage in public after his phone was confiscated by his mother has shocked netizens.
CCTV footage circulating on Weibo showed the 15-year-old suddenly lunging at his mum at a lift landing. He grabs her by the throat and pins her against the wall as a scuffle ensues. A security staff member who arrives on the scene manages to get the pair to calm down, but not for long. Her actions appear to further enrage the boy who proceeds to kick her as the same security staff member steps in to separate the pair.
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