Seems Mama didn't like it that Grandma and a cousin were out on the streets of Ferguson selling T-shirts and making some serious dough.

So Mama rolls up with "her people" and tells Grandma to hand over the $1,400 cash, and Grandma says, "Like hell..."

Next, the lady (who literally gave away Michael Brown as a child because she couldn't deal with him), tells her "friend" in the car to open up a can of whoop ass on the cousin (who's with Grandma, also selling shirts).

The cousin - after enduring several blows to the head with a pipe - ends up in the hospital- - - Steals the money and merchandise and leaves. - - no arrests were made in the assault. Huh.

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In a recent statement, Michael Brown’s mother asked that her son not be part of self-serving business or political actions as she pleaded that he be remembered for the good. A reported assault and theft this past weekend may dramatically underscore that sentiment.

It happened Saturday night, October 18th, at about 8:15 pm in the parking lot of Red’s BBQ. It`s the corner of Canfield and West Florissant, just blocks from where Michael Brown was shot and killed.

Police sources tell us Brown`s Grandmother, Pearlie Gordon, along with Brown`s Cousin Tony Petty, were selling t-shirts and other Michael Brown merchandise.

A police report describes a car pulling up and several people getting out. One of those people, was reported to be Michael Brown`s Mom, Lesley McSpadden. A witness described McSpadden yelling ‘You can`t sell this s%$&” One of the relatives, who was selling, reportedly demanded McSpadden show a document proving she had a patent.

The police report says that`s when an unidentified person with McSpadden assaulted Petty so violently that it resulted in a 911 call. A witness tells Fox 2 that the weapon was a metal pipe or pole. The suspect reportedly struck Petty in the face. Medics then took him to Christian Northeast Hospital. The witness said the assault suspect grabbed merchandise and a box of cash believed to contain about $1,400.

It appears surveillance cameras could have captured the fight and be part of police evidence. Police report no arrests at this time.