Fighting at Chuck E' Cheese...what a shame

So here's another messy story for you all.

There was a birthday party for a 2 year old at Chuck E' Cheese. During which 2 sisters that don't get along saw each other and one attacked the other. It started in a playful (so people thought) way but turned very violent in a short period of time. The attacker choked then punched the other and then acted like nothing happened. Isn't that insane?!

The cops were involved and the attacker got arrested because there was evidence on the victim of assault (her eye was swollen and her nose bleeding, she also had scratches on her neck).  The attacker has an in home daycare and something like this could potentially cause her to lose her license.

Apparently when the police went to the attacker's home (at 1:30 am) she admitted to choking the other but said she didn't punch her. This admission of guilt to one act but not the other didn't help her case because she put her hands on someone else and caused them obvious harm.

Would you gift a balding guy some hair?

Okay so my dad is going bald. He's been shaving his head for awhile now and wears hats....lots and lots of hats...so it's not as noticeable (or so he thinks). So being the night owl I am I stay up late sometimes watching TV and see these commercials for Bosley. So I did a little research and learned just how common this is for a man of his age sometimes younger.

This is NOT a picture of him but does look like the same balding pattern he has...and what I'm hoping for his results to be like as well.

Would it be wrong for me to gift him a starter kit for Bosley they have them on Amazon? Like I know balding bothers him and all but would it be rude for me to do this just trying to help him? I don't know any other people that are dealing with this that I could ask for advice so I'm reaching into the spider's web (world wide web) hoping not to get my hand stuck (get ignored). He also has a receding hair line which I read they also can fix....what would you do?