Video: High School Student Violently Attacks
A 64-Year-Old Wheelchair-Bound Teacher
For A ‘Tik-Tok Challenge’ – Receive Justice
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 10/8/2021 8:23:27 AM
A Covington High School student has been arrested and others may face disciplinary actions after an apparent Tik-Tok challenge gone wrong. A wheelchair-bound 64-year-old teacher was injured in an attack after the bell rang, and the superintendent says he is appalled. The student, Larrianna Jackson, grabbed the teacher by the hair and beat her to the ground in an unprovoked attack.
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A wheelchair-bound 64-year-old teacher was injured in an attack after the bell rang, and the superintendent says he is appalled.
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NOT making headlines BECAUSE?.... Oh, wait. Yup. Another 'mostly peaceful' mauling. Sometimes it's really hard to pray for society. So ready for this to be over with.