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Boy hospitalized, video surfaces after beating near Orléans school
MEGAN GILLIS
Updated: November 9, 2018
St. Peter's High School GOOGLE SCREEN CAPTURE
Ottawa police are investigating an incident in which a teen was beaten by multiple assailants until he’s left apparently unconscious and twitching after receiving a kick to the head.
The beating, which happened in Orléans on Thursday, was captured on cellphone video and has since been shared extensively over social media.
One parent of a student at St. Peter High School in Orléans wrote about the incident on Facebook. By early Friday afternoon, that post had been shared more than 2,000 times.
“In light of today’s event at our local high school, we need to spread the word for students to put their phones down, stand up first, say something, do something to STOP anyone from hurting others,” wrote Matthew Wall, who said that while his child was not involved in the incident, he wanted to speak up for the safety of all kids.
The Ottawa Catholic School Board did not respond to questions about the incident, but said in a statement Friday that “the school is working with the school resource officer and meeting with parents (and) students regarding an off-school-property incident yesterday.
“Safe schools policies continue to be implemented to ensure that the school remains a safe environment,” the board added.
Paramedics said they were called to the 700 block of Charlemagne Boulevard and took a youth in his mid-teens who had suffered a head injury in a fight to the hospital. The youth was conscious and walking, paramedics said.
St. Peter High School is located at 750 Charlemagne Blvd.
Police, who said the injured teen has since been released from hospital, confirmed that school resource officers responded to a reported assault at a high school on Charlemagne Boulevard Thursday morning, but said that no further details would be made public pending an ongoing investigation.
This newspaper reviewed a copy of a video provided by the mother of a St. Peter’s student who was not involved in the incident. She asked that her name not be used
In the video, a boy is on the ground trying to shield himself from blows delivered by multiple youths until one strikes him in the head with an audible kick, even as one bystander appears to be trying to intervene to protect him. Then the youth appears to lose consciousness and begin convulsing.
At least two people are filming in the crowd of onlookers.
“Oh my God,” one person exclaims before the crowd of onlookers gasps at the kick to the fallen teen’s head.
“Someone call 911, someone call 911, call 911,” someone in the crowd screams.
Upon viewing the video, which was being shared on SnapChat, “I was absolutely sickened,” Wall said Friday. “There were so many kids standing with their phones rather than helping.”
Using the hashtag #igotyourback, he called on parents to talk to kids about speaking out and seeking help instead of filming violence and “unnecessarily” sharing the video on social media.
“Teach your kids to put your phones down and stand up to what’s wrong,” Wall wrote Thursday. “Put yourself in this kid’s parents’ shoes today. How would you be feeling right now that a video of your son getting his head kicked in is going viral while you’re beside him in a hospital?”
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/otta...st-peter-catholic-high-school-fight-1.4899789
Police investigate vicious beating near Orléans school
Judy Trinh · CBC News · Posted: Nov 09, 2018 5:43 PM ET | Last Updated: November 9
CBC News Ottawa
'This was not a right thing for somebody to have to go through'
00:00 00:17
Ottawa police are investigating a vicious beating outside St. Peter High School in Orléans. Matthew Wall, whose daughter attends grade 12 at the school, was disturbed by video of the incident that was posted on social media. 0:17
Ottawa police are investigating a vicious beating that happened near an Orléans high school Thursday.
One St. Peter High School student was transported to hospital with a head injury suffered in the assault, which occurred over the lunch hour at a bus stop on Charlemagne Boulevard, about 150 metres from school property.
Ottawa Police are investigating the assault of a Grade 10 student near St. Peter High School in Orléans Thursday. The attack occurred at a bus stop about 150 metres from the school. (CBC)
Video posted on social media shows a group of four teenage boys surrounding a student. The student is punched in the face and falls to the ground, where he's kicked in the body several times. His attackers also stomped on his head at least twice.
The video shows the victim trying to cover his head before appearing to lose consciousness.
Orléans resident Andy Pridham, who lives near the high school, said he saw four youths running toward a blue vehicle, then speeding away. Pridham then saw a group of students gathered around the injured boy.
"I saw a large group of kids standing in a circle. One youth was laying on the ground. It looked like he was unconscious. I paused, then I saw that there was a teacher in control of the situation," Pridham said.
A short time later, Pridham saw an ambulance heading toward the school.
Victim afraid of reprisal
Ottawa paramedic supervisor Marc-Antoine Deschamps said paramedics transported a teenage boy with a head injury to CHEO around 11 a.m.
CBC has spoken to the victim but will not identify him because he said he's afraid of reprisal.
The victim is in Grade 10 and said he suffered a concussion in the attack. He told CBC his attackers, who are in Grade 12, assaulted him after he tried to defend another student.
The Ottawa Catholic School Board said it's working with a school resource officer and meeting with parents and students regarding the "off-school property" incident.
Students filmed beating
Matthew Wall, whose daughter is in Grade 12 at St. Peter, said the school has to do a better job reassuring parents and students that it's dealing with the incident swiftly and appropriately.
"It's not acceptable behaviour and it's not a true representation of the school and our community. [The attackers] need to feel the ramifications of it," Wall said.
In this screenshot from a video posted on social media, the victim tried to cover his head while his attackers close in. (Snap Chat)
Once the culprits are identified, Wall believes they should be suspended and banned from school sports teams and extra-curricular programs.
Wall said he was disturbed to learn some students stood by and recorded the beating with their phones instead of intervening to stop it.
"It begins with the students. They've got to keep each other safe. They've got to look out for one another."
Boy hospitalized, video surfaces after beating near Orléans school
MEGAN GILLIS
Updated: November 9, 2018
St. Peter's High School GOOGLE SCREEN CAPTURE
Ottawa police are investigating an incident in which a teen was beaten by multiple assailants until he’s left apparently unconscious and twitching after receiving a kick to the head.
The beating, which happened in Orléans on Thursday, was captured on cellphone video and has since been shared extensively over social media.
One parent of a student at St. Peter High School in Orléans wrote about the incident on Facebook. By early Friday afternoon, that post had been shared more than 2,000 times.
“In light of today’s event at our local high school, we need to spread the word for students to put their phones down, stand up first, say something, do something to STOP anyone from hurting others,” wrote Matthew Wall, who said that while his child was not involved in the incident, he wanted to speak up for the safety of all kids.
The Ottawa Catholic School Board did not respond to questions about the incident, but said in a statement Friday that “the school is working with the school resource officer and meeting with parents (and) students regarding an off-school-property incident yesterday.
“Safe schools policies continue to be implemented to ensure that the school remains a safe environment,” the board added.
Paramedics said they were called to the 700 block of Charlemagne Boulevard and took a youth in his mid-teens who had suffered a head injury in a fight to the hospital. The youth was conscious and walking, paramedics said.
St. Peter High School is located at 750 Charlemagne Blvd.
Police, who said the injured teen has since been released from hospital, confirmed that school resource officers responded to a reported assault at a high school on Charlemagne Boulevard Thursday morning, but said that no further details would be made public pending an ongoing investigation.
This newspaper reviewed a copy of a video provided by the mother of a St. Peter’s student who was not involved in the incident. She asked that her name not be used
In the video, a boy is on the ground trying to shield himself from blows delivered by multiple youths until one strikes him in the head with an audible kick, even as one bystander appears to be trying to intervene to protect him. Then the youth appears to lose consciousness and begin convulsing.
At least two people are filming in the crowd of onlookers.
“Oh my God,” one person exclaims before the crowd of onlookers gasps at the kick to the fallen teen’s head.
“Someone call 911, someone call 911, call 911,” someone in the crowd screams.
Upon viewing the video, which was being shared on SnapChat, “I was absolutely sickened,” Wall said Friday. “There were so many kids standing with their phones rather than helping.”
Using the hashtag #igotyourback, he called on parents to talk to kids about speaking out and seeking help instead of filming violence and “unnecessarily” sharing the video on social media.
“Teach your kids to put your phones down and stand up to what’s wrong,” Wall wrote Thursday. “Put yourself in this kid’s parents’ shoes today. How would you be feeling right now that a video of your son getting his head kicked in is going viral while you’re beside him in a hospital?”
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/otta...st-peter-catholic-high-school-fight-1.4899789
Police investigate vicious beating near Orléans school
Judy Trinh · CBC News · Posted: Nov 09, 2018 5:43 PM ET | Last Updated: November 9
CBC News Ottawa
'This was not a right thing for somebody to have to go through'
00:00 00:17
Ottawa police are investigating a vicious beating outside St. Peter High School in Orléans. Matthew Wall, whose daughter attends grade 12 at the school, was disturbed by video of the incident that was posted on social media. 0:17
Ottawa police are investigating a vicious beating that happened near an Orléans high school Thursday.
One St. Peter High School student was transported to hospital with a head injury suffered in the assault, which occurred over the lunch hour at a bus stop on Charlemagne Boulevard, about 150 metres from school property.
Video posted on social media shows a group of four teenage boys surrounding a student. The student is punched in the face and falls to the ground, where he's kicked in the body several times. His attackers also stomped on his head at least twice.
The video shows the victim trying to cover his head before appearing to lose consciousness.
Orléans resident Andy Pridham, who lives near the high school, said he saw four youths running toward a blue vehicle, then speeding away. Pridham then saw a group of students gathered around the injured boy.
"I saw a large group of kids standing in a circle. One youth was laying on the ground. It looked like he was unconscious. I paused, then I saw that there was a teacher in control of the situation," Pridham said.
A short time later, Pridham saw an ambulance heading toward the school.
Victim afraid of reprisal
Ottawa paramedic supervisor Marc-Antoine Deschamps said paramedics transported a teenage boy with a head injury to CHEO around 11 a.m.
CBC has spoken to the victim but will not identify him because he said he's afraid of reprisal.
The victim is in Grade 10 and said he suffered a concussion in the attack. He told CBC his attackers, who are in Grade 12, assaulted him after he tried to defend another student.
The Ottawa Catholic School Board said it's working with a school resource officer and meeting with parents and students regarding the "off-school property" incident.
Students filmed beating
Matthew Wall, whose daughter is in Grade 12 at St. Peter, said the school has to do a better job reassuring parents and students that it's dealing with the incident swiftly and appropriately.
"It's not acceptable behaviour and it's not a true representation of the school and our community. [The attackers] need to feel the ramifications of it," Wall said.
Once the culprits are identified, Wall believes they should be suspended and banned from school sports teams and extra-curricular programs.
Wall said he was disturbed to learn some students stood by and recorded the beating with their phones instead of intervening to stop it.
"It begins with the students. They've got to keep each other safe. They've got to look out for one another."
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