Shocking Video Of Sabahan School Girls Attacking Each Other Goes Viral
Ironically, these girls are supposed to be Red Crescent and St John's Ambulance Society members.
By Mei Mei Chu — 15 Apr 2015, 02:15 PM
A video of a group of school girls fighting has shocked and outraged Malaysians who saw the mobile phone capture on Facebook
A video of a punch-up among school girls allegedly at a secondary school near here has created uproar among viewers who said it was outrageous and embarrassing.
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Posted on Penampang Bulletin Facebook page, the video shows two girls physically attacking each other while their friends cheered in the background
The video, posted on the “Penampang Bulletin” Facebook page has garnered more than 22,000 views in the four hours since it was posted on the morning of 14 April 2014, with viewers commenting on the antics.
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It starts with a girl in a Red Cresent Society shirt shouting, punching, and kicking another girl in a St John Ambulance shirt
In the 49-second video, some girls wearing sport shirts with “SMK Limbanak” printed on it. SMK Limbanak, some 15km from the city in the Penampang district, is a co-ed school.
The victim did not retaliate, but instead a third girl suddenly attacked the first girl from the back. That led to an even bigger brawl with four girls attacking each other.
It wasn't until two boys intervened and broke the fight that it ended.
According to the police report, the victim had saw one of her attackers being strangled by her boyfriend and reported it to a teacher. As it turns out, the girl was actually making out with the boyfriend. She was not happy to be caught by the teacher, resulting in the confrontation.
According to a police report, the victim spotted one of her assailants who appeared as though she was being strangled by her boyfriend and reported the incident to a school teacher.
“After being questioned by the teacher, it was revealed that she was not being assaulted by her boyfriend but was instead caught making out. The suspect in question was angry at the victim for telling on her.
“She and her friends asked to see the victim outside school grounds and assaulted her and her friend who tried to defend her,” said district police chief Deputy Superintendent Azmir Abdul Razak in confirming the police report.
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Police have now identified the girls, who are only 13 to 14 years old. The fight had taken place two weeks ago on 1 April 2015.
Police had brought in the four school girls from SMK Limbanak, three 13 year-olds and one 14-year-old yesterday, two weeks after the victim’s father lodged a police report on the day of the incident.
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The school initially wanted to settle the issue internally, but police had to step in after the video went viral
“It was a miscommunication. Police took their statement and released them. These girls were just reacting to their emotions. They are not a danger to society,” district police chief Deputy Superintendent Azmir Abdul Razak.
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“We have also visited the school and spoke to the discipline teacher. She said the all involved parties’ parents will be called and that disciplinary action will be taken, including suspending them,” he said.
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Police have released all four school girls on bail and will be investigating them under the Penal Code for rioting
Azmir said statements were recorded from the four girls, and all four are out on police bail. The case is investigated under Section 147 of the Penal Code for rioting.
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