Kids running lemonade stand assaulted, woman facing charges: Windsor police

A woman in Windsor, Ontario, is facing assault charges after allegedly targeting two young boys operating a lemonade stand. The incident, which occurred around 9 p.m. on August 3, involved a 61-year-old woman who reportedly became hostile toward the children.

According to Windsor police, the woman approached the lemonade stand, set up near Gladstone Avenue and Niagara Street, and proceeded to assault the boys, aged eight and 13. Police stated that the woman pushed one child and flipped the chair of the other, causing him to fall. Both children sustained minor injuries as a result of the alleged assault.

Officers responded to the scene and arrested the suspect, identified as Carrie-Lynn Pace, at a nearby residence later that night. She has been charged with two counts of assault. The Windsor Police Service released a statement confirming the charges and the details of the incident.

The investigation into the assault is ongoing, and police are asking anyone with information to come forward. The incident has drawn attention in the community, highlighting a disturbing event involving young entrepreneurs.

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The woman reportedly pushed one child and flipped the other child’s chair, causing him to fall to the ground.