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Viral video shows two boys beating a 9-year-old girl on a school bus in Homestead, Fla. on Feb. 1. The mother of the girl says she has reported bullying to Coconut Palm K-8 Academy but was informed they couldn’t do anything. pic.twitter.com/y3FlfrtNyJ
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The girl’s mother is not white, but also not black.
The attackers, obviously, are black.
A South Florida mother says she is pressing charges against the children who were captured on camera beating her 9-year-old daughter on the school bus.
The mother says her daughter is a third grade student at Coconut Palm K-8 Academy in Homestead.
“I got sent the video of my daughter getting attacked by an older kid,” the mother, who wanted to remain anonymous, told Local 10 News.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue officials confirmed they responded to the incident around 4:10 p.m. Wednesday in the area of 24400 SW 124th Ave. Officials said they assessed two children for injuries, who were then released to their parents.
The video shows a group of children onboard a school bus arguing one minute – the next minute, a student is seen punching the young girl repeatedly.
A second student then jumps in and pummels the girl, as well. Both students appear to be boys.
“All ages are on that bus and it’s overfilled,” the mother said. “It’s very crazy because there’s all this yelling going on in the bus and the two adults on the bus – the bus (driver) and the bus aide, only sit in the front.”
“I’m very upset and disappointed in the response that children now take matters into their own hands with violence,” another mother told Local 10 News outside the school Thursday morning. “This violence has got to stop. It’s starting from somewhere. Parents need to do more and pay more attention to their children that’s causing these violent acts.”
The victim’s mother told Local 10 News that her daughter and two other children – a 10-year-old boy and a 7-year-old boy – have only been attending the school since Jan. 9.
She said she has spoken to administration about bullying since it’s affected her two eldest children, but she says the principal, assistant principal and even a counselor have done nothing about it, with the principal telling her they are overwhelmed and advising her to withdraw her children from the school.
“We’ve had issues before with my son and the kids on the bus, and also in the cafeteria and at dismissal,” the mother said. “I already drew the line and I was also on phone with the district — I spoke with someone from the district — and the only thing they could advise me of was to continue to speak with the principal and pull up a bully report.”
The woman says she fears someone could get seriously hurt or even killed if this continues.
“You’re taking care of our children — you’re still responsible for them,” she said. “That’s what you have a job for. Not only to teach them, but if you see anything going on in your classroom, you don’t necessarily have to physically intervene, but call somebody who can. Because if somebody’s child ends up dead, it’s on the school.”
According to the mother, Miami-Dade Schools Police and Fire Rescue responded. She said she will be pressing charges.
Yeah, good luck with that. In America, blacks are above the law. Or rather, it is the law that blacks can’t be punished.
If this girl was black, nothing would happen to the boys. Given that she’s not black, the mother risks being charged with something for complaining about it.
Yeah. I can’t quite put my finger on it though.
— Matthias Hempshire (@MatthiasHempsh1) February 3, 2023
