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6’6” 280lb teen attacks teacher for taking Nintendo Switch from him

Published on

February 25, 2023

By Robert W. Burns III

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WARNING: Video is graphic

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A teenager at a Flagler high school attacked a teacher’s aid for confiscating his Nintendo Switch that he was using during class.

6’6” 280lb teen attacks teacher for taking Nintendo Switch from him pic.twitter.com/iG9bPC6P10
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The horrific video show him shove her to the ground immediately knocking her unconscious. The massive child then begins to savagely beat and kick her while she’s out.

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He is eventually restrained by witnesses until he is detained by the school resource officers. However, as they walk him out in handcuffs past the victim still on the ground, he spits in her.

He’s been arrested and charged with felony aggregated battery amongst other charges.

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