A woman from South Carolina assaulted a black teenager at the pool, an assistant on the arm of an arrest, police said

A South Carolina woman was arrested after rebuking black teenagers with racist slurs, hitting a boy with a camera and biting a deputy, authorities said on Tuesday.

Stephanie Sebby-Strempel, 38, was arrested after Sunday's incident in a swimming pool in Summerville neighborhood, according to WCIV-TV. The Dorchester County Sheriff's Office stated that the victim was a 15-year-old girl who was invited to the pool by friends.

Sebby-Strempel told the group of boys when they arrived at the pool that they did not belong to them and that they had to leave and continue to thwart themselves and to launch racist slurs to them, they said. witnesses to the deputies.

A video posted on Facebook seemed to show that Sebby-Strempel slapped the person holding the camera as he came out of the pool. She then heard someone call a "little punk" and tell someone to go out, according to WCIV-TV.

The victim told the authorities that he and his friends were respectful when Sebby-Strempel demanded that he and his friends leave the pool and the investigators concluded that the woman was the aggressor.

The victim was not seriously injured in the alleged assault, reported the chain.

When MPs arrived home on Monday, authorities said Sebby-Strempel has become combative. She assaulted two deputies, biting one on the arm and pushing another into a wall, the sheriff's office said.

She was charged with a third degree assault and two counts of assaulting a law enforcement officer. She was detained at the Dorchester County Detention Center.