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A mom spoke ONLY ON 13 after a Goose Creek CISD teacher allegedly threw her 6-year-old diagnosed with autism to the ground, leaving him with a bloody nose and bruises on his face.

ONLY ABC13 spoke with the founder of well-known company Chantal Cookware. She said the suspect told her to, "Give me more," before he punched her on Westheimer Road.

Speaking only with ABC13, the victim said the incident was unprovoked. The video shows nothing unusual until the BMW clipped the victim's front passenger side, causing damage and blocking him. Then, the violence ensued.

HPD is searching for a driver accused of hitting another driver and then threatening him with a gun until the victim plead to be left alone.

Three years and a month ago, the city ushered in new leadership at the police department. Fast forward to Tuesday night, and HPD is undergoing change once again.

The mother said the incident happened at Jan Schiff Elementary. She said the 8-year-old asked his teacher for a bathroom break, but instead, he was teased and told to go on himself.

Work on treating the issues started last fall, which some residents said was two years from when they first started complaining. Now, some residents have been living in a nearby hotel, wondering what's taking so long.

A mother says her 8-year-old son had no other choice but to pee on himself when his physical education teacher refused him a bathroom break.

Sierra Meadows residents are looking for answers after years of mold-infested units. Some have been living in a hotel for months awaiting repairs.

Chantal Cookware founder Heida Thurlow told ONLY ABC13 that she was attacked by the panhandler whom she gave money to on Westheimer Road.