“They belong in prison”: Patriot High School Jurupa Valley fight video sparks outrage

A video that caught a youngster being violently stepped by different understudies at Nationalist Secondary School in Jurupa Valley has started boundless shock on the web, with a few group requiring the capture of the gathering of teenagers associated with the occurrence.

On Wednesday, February 1, an understudy at Nationalist Secondary School was mercilessly beaten by a gathering of youngsters who over and over hit and kicked the 14-year-old while he powerlessly lay on the ground. The occurrence obviously happened at the school’s parking area after class hours.

The video that caught the horrifying occurrence has lighted a large number of responses on the web, with one client remarking that “they have a place in jail,” an opinion reverberated by a few netizens too.

In the interim, the Riverside Region Sheriff’s Specialty put out an announcement to KTLA guarding the shortfall of school asset officials at the premises, expressing that since the occurrence happened after school hours, they were absent at the scene. Notwithstanding, a few web-based entertainment clients scrutinized the absence of asset officials at the school, who are entrusted with watching the region to stay away from such fierce episodes.

Martha Payan said that her child’s cousin supposedly attempted to separate the battle in the Jurupa valley school parking garage however was undermined with a blade by one of the assailants. Payan added that in the days paving the way to the assault, the attackers undermined her child via online entertainment over a negligible question including a young lady.

The adolescent’s mom additionally let the power source know that she accepted the school specialists neglected to safeguard her child:

The adolescent’s dad, Heavenly messenger Payan, likewise scolded the school for neglecting to call policing the episode occurred. The casualty’s dad, who purportedly drove his child to the clinic, said that the school staff neglected to give any clinical help to his child, adding that they likewise didn’t ready the experts in the fallout.

While specialists presently can’t seem to reveal the personality of the assailants, Martha Payan let KTLA know that she accepts one of the aggressors is a secondary school senior at an adjoining school in Jurupa valley and that the other two attackers are purportedly 18 or more seasoned.