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Updated: Friday, 06 Mar 2009, 8:53 AM CST
Published : Wednesday, 04 Mar 2009, 5:21 PM CST
NAVARRE, Fla. - A woman who allegedly beat up a teenage girl, turned herself in at the Santa Rosa County Jail. Jacqueline Frymark, along with her daughters, Victoria, 17, and Alexandria, 16, are all facing multiple charges. Deputies say Frymark drove her teenage daughters over to the victim's house, attacked her, then left.
Deputies say it all started when Frymark, 36, went to a house with the intent of picking a fight with a juvenile. Officials say two other juveniles went with Frymark. The victim was chased, punched and kicked in the backyard of the house. Then Frymark and the two juveniles ran out the front door.
Investigators say Frymark called one of the juveniles and scared them into not testifying against her. In addition to the principle to burglary with assault or battery and harassing a witness, the two juveniles have active felony warrants out for their arrest.
Alexandria is charged with four counts of harrassing a witness and one count of burglary with assault or battery. She's been released to a parent or guardian.
Victoria faces three counts of harrassing a witness and one count of burglary with assault or battery. She remains in jail pending a court review.
Jacqueline is looking at principle to burglary with assault or battery and harassing a witness charges. She's being held in jail on no bond.
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