What could a father possibly feel upon seeing his 8-year-old daughter being sexually assaulted by his 18-year-old stepson? This is exactly what happened to a man in Arlington, who reportedly called the police on January 2 announcing the rape.

The teenager was arrested by the Arlington police for aggravated sexual assault, while undergoing detailed investigations to establish exactly what had happened. The 8-year-old girl was rushed to the hospital, where a team of medics admitted that the examination revealed she had been raped anally.

The girl’s father sent a fair warning to his wife that under no circumstances should she post the bond for the teenager’s release, as Sgt. Cheryl Johnson told the Star-Telegram. He said he didn’t want anyone to help him, and that if he would get released from police custody, he would hurt his stepson.

But on January 3rd, the teenager had its bond paid and called for a ride home. Only to his surprise, the one picking him up was not his mom, but his stepfather, who drove to an abandoned house in east Fort Worth and showed the teenager that no deed remains unpunished.

Horrified after seeing his 8-year-old daughter being raped by her own stepbrother, the 32-year-old man applied the punishment of his life to his teenage son, by severely beating him with a baseball bat. But he did not stop here, and went on with the punishment, by sodomizing him with a metal tool.

The son managed to later call the police and direct them to the abandoned house, where evidence to confirm the teenager’s story were found upon the investigation search. The father was taken into police custody for aggravated sexual assault, but he was released a day later after posting a $17,000 bond.

“This is a very unique case,’ said Sgt. Cheryl Johnson, supervisor of the Forth Worth sex crimes unit, according to the same newspaper. “But we have a criminal justice system in place, and no one can take the law into their own hands. They need to allow the criminal justice system to work for them and although the process may seem long, it is the process that works.”