Watch Video of Students Bullying Special Needs Boy in Arvin High School Goes Viral on Twitter

After a bullying incident at Arvin High School, a TikTok video went viral, sparking a storm of internet outrage

After an alleged bullying incident at Arvin High School in California was caught on camera, parents and the online community reacted furiously.

Video Of Students Bullying Special Needs Boy In Arvin High School Goes Viral On Twitter

The kid is accompanied by peers in the TikTok video, which shows one of them shaving his head. It is evident that onlookers are laughing and filming the incident, which led to calls for punishment.

GIVING THE RIGHT RESPONSES

According to the footage, students at Arvin High School are shown shaving the heads of many students, leaving them with bald patches. Because the well-known TikTok claims he’s being “pressured into performing stuff,” he may be seen wiping away tears.

While Flor Santiago, the mother of the victimized student, said, “Arvin High School has apologized for not getting in touch with her, she is demanding punishment for the alleged offenders.”

Regarding the recent events at AHS, the university has taken action and will continue to do so.

REACTION OF ARVIN HIGH SCHOOL TO THIS BULLYING INCIDENT

According to the video, students appear to have shaved another student’s head, leaving him with bald patches. 

The tormented student’s mother, Flor Santiago, is demanding criminal charges against the suspected offenders. But she also stated that Arvin High School had expressed regret for not getting in touch with her.

According to the student’s aunt,

“They [the bullies] cannot continue to attack others.” 

Arvin High School announced on Twitter that it was looking into the matter. Following recent incidents at AHS, the school issued a statement saying:

“We have taken action and will continue to do so.”.

“The team at AHS understands your strong thoughts and outrage in relation to this situation. Please know that we work to prevent bullying and that we do not support these behaviors.

Public relations officer for Kern High School District Erin Briscoe-Clark stated:

“Students who cross the line of appropriate behavior will be held accountable for their actions.”