LAUDERHILL, Fla. (AP) - A South Florida woman is being held in jail after police say she struck her teenage son about 30 times with a baseball bat.
    
A judge on Monday set a $50,000 bond for 50-year-old Sheronda Hall Reselva. She's accused of hitting her 17-year-old son with the bat while he was sleeping Sunday morning.
    
According to Lauderhill police, Reselva left the teen's bedroom after hitting him, returned with a knife and told him she was going to kill him.
    
The South Florida SunSentinel (http://sunsent.nl/TMGzHS ) reports the teen told police he grabbed his mother's arm and ran from the house. A neighbor in the Fort Lauderdale suburb says the teen ran toward him and asked him to call 911.
    
Reselva is charged with aggravated child abuse.
    
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Information from: South Florida Sun Sentinel, http://www.sun sentinel.com

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