Vile mother filmed yanking hair out of female school bus monitor’s head over simple request made to teenage daughter

A vicious fight on a New Orleans school bus saw a student’s mom rip the hair from the school bus monitor’s head after she told the teen they couldn’t sit at the back of the bus.  

Tamika Jackson was working her shift as the school bus monitor earlier this week, when a simple request to a McDonogh 35 High School student landed her in the emergency room. 

‘What’s happening with our youth? How disrespectful our youth have become… and rebellious,’ her husband, Johnny Jackson, told Fox 8. 

Tamika had become suspicious of the students frequently sitting at the back of the bus and told the student not to sit in the last two rows. 

‘For the previous week and a half, a lot of the students have been going to the back of the bus, and my wife suspected they may be doing some lewd acts toward the back of the bus, so she told the student, “Hey, you can’t go back there,”‘ Johnny said. 

The student, however, decided to call her mother who then boarded the bus at a stop further along the route. 

Video footage captured the sudden violent fight between the three which left Tamika with her hair pulled out of her head as well as bite marks and scratches. 

‘The mother… then just reaches out and hits her in the face, and then the assault occurs so now the daughter joins the fray,’ Johnny said. 

‘They pulled her hair out. They bit her in her face, on her lips, on her thumbs, scratched face. She has a large gash running across her face.’

The recording of the fight saw the teenager viciously throwing punches at Tamika while the student’s mother could be seen pulling her hair. 

The bus monitor was left with scratches across her face and a portion of her hair ripped from her head. Her husband described the injuries as severe.  

Johnny Jackson also took issue with the New Orleans Police Department, which issued his wife a summons for disturbing the peace. 

‘This was the statement that was provided to me by not only the officers that were on site… the captain came out as well and told me the same thing: that until they get video footage, they have to treat this as a routine fight, which is insane knowing that my wife is at work,’ he told Fox 8. 

NOPD told the outlet that there are no police reports currently in their system related to the case.

InspireNOLA Charter Schools, which governs McDonogh 35, also told Fox 8 that it is actively investigating the incident and that the safety of students and staff is a top priority.

The Daily Mail has reached out to InspireNOLA Charter Schools for comment.