WATCH: Bully Beaten So Viciously That Charges May Be Filed (VIDEO)

A very short but disturbing video of a girl pummeling another girl who had allegedly bullied her siblings and others has been spreading across social media.

The girls, students at Massabesic High School in Waterboro, ME, have both been “dealt with” by school officials, but the beating was ruthless enough that local authorities may be seeking charges against the attacker.

There seems to be some debate over who the bully is in the video. The victim of the beating’s mother insists her daughter is no bully and that the attack was premeditated and unwarranted.

Comments on several news articles about the story from students at the school disagree, saying that the attacker was simply fed up. She had a similar run-in last year with a boy who was allegedly spreading rumors about her.

The girls have been ordered to stay away from each other. The girl who was beaten and bruised has taken out a restraining order against her attacker.

Video of girl attacking alleged bully goes viral on social media:

See the entire news story HERE.


 

H/T: WMTW | Image: Screen Capture From YouTube

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  • anoynamouse

    What is our evidence the bully was not on top? This is irresponsible w/o more info. For a liberal website you are too quick to jump on your agenda of anti-bully at the expense of verifiable fact.

    • JustSomeone

      How much more information do you need? Other students from the school said that the true bully was the one on the ground. Do you feel they need to go and interview both girls, give them lie detector tests? How would you go about determining which one is in fact the bully?

    • Jerry

      Are you opposed to the “anti bullying agenda”???

    • Accipiter

      You sound exactly like the sort of teachers I dealt with in elementary school. You want to side with the bully because you were a bully yourself. The facts are there. I hope you don’t have kids, because they’d probably grow up to be bullies, too.

  • Eddie Higgins

    That’s just karma doin her job ,bullies need to be beat down regardless of age !

  • Kenneth Henderson

    Maybe the bully finally learned what bullying is like. I hope next time she has the urge to bully someone, she remembers her beating. However to break the cycle, both the victim and the bully need therapy. Most bullies have their own issues, and bullying is there way to gain some semblance of control. They both need help, let’s hope they get it.

  • Batman in Arkham

    Karma’s real, and she packs heat. This is what happens when you kick the dog too many times. Eventually they’re going to bite your foot off.

  • Sara Yeager McAtee

    When I was a child, I was bullied mercilessly, including physical shoves, threats, etc. School systems and adults fail children, and the only way I was ever “left alone” was after I beat down one of the bullies.

    Is violence right? Of course not…at the same time, There is also just so much taunting That the human spirit can take before it tries to defend itself. We live in a horrible, self serving, cruel, society of bullies. (Look at some of our so called leaders.) So why are we shocked when people snap and defend themselves?

    • Accipiter

      The real tragedy is that it’s almost always the victim who gets punished in the end. Teachers and administration turn a blind eye to bullying, and only act when the victim snaps and physically defends themselves. It’s the worst type of injustice.

      The way I see it is this - if a child has made multiple complaints about a certain child bullying them and teachers do not take action, then the victim should be immune to any penalties from any defensive action they take. This is basic self-preservation, found in even the most basic of life forms. If something is attacking you, you should be allowed to defend ourselves. Through civilization, we’ve stripped people of their basic rights to self-protection.

  • Accipiter

    I’m usually very anti-violence, but as someone who was bullied every day throughout elementary school and some of middle school, I can tell you that unfortunately, a punch in the face is sometimes the only way to stop bullying. Teachers and administration can’t (or won’t) stop bullying. Words don’t work. The only thing that teaches a bully to STOP messing with you is when they end up with a black eye and get humiliated in front of the rest of their classmates.

    Maybe if schools actually did something effective, like actually punishing bullies every single time they assaulted or harassed a child, it would stop. I never understood why getting in a fight was an offense that warranted suspension, but a bully was allowed to punch you every day without so much as detention.