A 42-year-old woman in Michigan named Kendra Licari was arrested recently, after she cyberbullied her own daughter and the boy she was dating.  The mother was arrested on five charges, including a felony.

 A lot of parents struggle with cyberbullying . . . because it’s difficult to control WHAT’S happening to your kids.  But one mom understood it so well that she GOT IN ON THE ACT.

A 42-year-old woman in Michigan named Kendra Licari was arrested recently, after she cyberbullied her own daughter and the boy she was dating.  The harassment went on for over a year, and included 349 pages of text and social media messages.

She was doing it anonymously, and she was kind of sophisticated about it.  She used a VPN to cover-up her tracks digitally . . . she changed up her vocabulary to use hip slang to make it look like the messages were written by classmates . . . and she even tried to frame another student for the harassment.

At first, the victim even went to her mom for help . . . but when that didn’t work, she told the authorities.  The investigation went on for around a year before the mother was caught.

Kendra was hit with five charges, including stalking . . . obstruction of justice . . . and using a computer to commit a crime, which is a felony.  She’s looking at up to 20 years in prison.