Other sources claim a White student was beaten by a group of blacks with a baseball bat and brass knuckles, which resulted in an angry mob of White parents storming a school board meeting. Either way, its good to see a tide of righteous anger and implied Whiteness. My guess here is the White students got fed up with being taunted by feral blacks, which this report indicates was well known and the White students decided to fight back, another good sign. There’s a video.
Students Attack Each Other With Bats, Brass Knuckles in Racial Tension-Fueled Off-Campus Brawl: Family, Police
Police on Long Island are investigating after high school students brawled with one another using baseball bats and brass knuckles following a lunchroom dispute.
A family member of one of the students involved tells NBC 4 New York the brawl over the weekend was a manifestation of ongoing racial tensions between the students.
The melee broke out Saturday afternoon in an industrial park in Ronkonkoma following a dispute at Connetquot High School in Bohemia, police and family members of those involved say. Authorities say about 10 students were involved in the fight, some bringing baseball bats and brass knuckles.
Video obtained by NBC 4 New York shows several teens standing in a street arguing before the fight breaks out. One person, who is black, accuses a white person of calling him a racial epithet. Then, one of the participants can be seen pulling a metal bat out and handing it to another person.
Then, a person can be heard saying, “Take the brass knuckles off, bro” to the teen who initially had the bat. That person is then heard yelling expletives and, “I’m from Queens, New York!”
The video shows a third teen run up and punch one of the other teens in the face. At that point, all the students begin brawling in the street.
The fight lasted about 10 minutes, police say. Student Nicholas Abrahamson suffered a broken jaw and was taken to Stony Brook Hospital for surgery. No other students were seriously hurt.
Abrahamson remains in fair condition, the hospital said on his family’s behalf.
“We are very grateful and thankful for the care he is receiving,” the family said in a statement issued by the hospital.
No arrests have been made. The students involved in the fight have been suspended from school pending a disciplinary review.
Parents packed into a standing-room only Connetquot Central school board meeting Tuesday night to express concern over the violent incident and questioned whether the school did enough to prevent it.
Justine North, a friend of Abrahamson’s family, said the teen’s mother had “begged” the school to mediate the kids.
The school district said earlier Tuesday that it tried to intervene following the lunchroom dispute Friday, the day before the brawl, and contacted the students’ parents.