Texas Siblings Charged After Grape-Fueled Family Brawl

Grapes Turned Into Grudges: Texas Siblings Face Charges After Family Brawl

Grapes sparked a full-blown family brawl in Waco. Now two Texas siblings face charges after a fight that turned violent, with conflicting accounts, a death threat, and a slap to a third sibling. They’re out on bond—but not off the hook.

By The Green Room2 Oct 20261 min read

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Briasia White and Lamarian Girtman, two Texas siblings, are now facing criminal charges after a dispute over grapes allegedly spiraled into a violent family brawl. The incident, which unfolded at the Tribeca Apartments in Waco on September 24, has landed both 20-year-old White and 18-year-old Girtman in legal trouble — each accused of separate but related offenses.

Police were called around 7 p.m., and affidavits reveal a clash that went from fruit to fists, then to threats and injuries. White is charged with injury to a child. Girtman with assault causing bodily injury to a family member. Both have since posted bond and are out of jail, but their cases remain active.

According to police reports, the argument began when White confronted Girtman about him eating grapes she’d bought. Her account: he stormed after her, banged on a door hard enough to dent it, and she pepper-sprayed him after warning him. His version? She punched him first, then he lost control, claiming he blacked out from rage and even made a death threat.

He also admitted to putting his arm around her head. White later said she punched him to break free. A third sibling, present during the fight, says White slapped him while he tried to intervene. Initially denying it, she later confessed after being read her rights.

The affidavit notes contradictions in their stories, but both acknowledge some level of physical violence. No further details on the younger sibling’s injuries or status have been released. The case moves forward as both face court dates. And yes.

Grapes really did spark this.