Fabulous Gangs of Teenage Twin Girls Roam the Streets of Australia Terrorizing Unsuspecting Victims

Was I ever in a gang?  Not exactly, no.  I was in a college one time for a few years, but it’s really not quite the same thing, and is, in fact, a completely different thing.  So I don’t really know what it’s like to be in a gang.  I’ll tell you what it’s not like, though.  It’s not like hanging out with a pair of statuesque nineteen-year-old twin sisters as they lead a classy coven of snappily-dressed femmes fatales on a series of ultra-chic drug binges and fabulous felony assaults.  That only happens in the movies (Sorority Row in theaters now!), right?  Wrong.  It also happens in Australia.

Courtney and Amelia Prentice were sentenced to 18 months’ probation after their gang of lady-muggers beat up some unfortunate tourists…  

The victims had their hair pulled violently, were knocked to the ground and punched in the head. One of the victims heard someone in the group yell “stab her, stab her” as an attacker wrestled with her handbag.

The court was told the Prentice girls were arrested by police at gunpoint at their Labrador home after Courtney tried to punch police and her brother threatened to stab the officers.

It’s nice to see that in our times, as traditional households fragment and divorce rates soar, some families still resist arrest together.

Judge Clare told the girls they were part of a group which was “hovering about drunk, looking to make trouble and apparently itching for a fight with somebody.”

It was going to be the best prom ever!

Source: News.au via The Frisky.