A group of youngsters allegedly attacked a Houston high school coach on Friday, according to witnesses.
The incident was captured on video on a cell phone.
The attackers are four students from the nearby middle school, according to officials.
The victim, according to high school students, is a baseball coach who informed middle school students they couldn’t ride dirt bikes on campus.
Their older pals threatened to shoot up the school later that day, according to sophomore Alena Gonzales.
They couldn’t walk about unless they had an ID badge, she added.
The threat, which was made on social media, led to increased security and safety measures on campus.
The youths who attacked him were brought into custody, according to police, and will be reprimanded according to the code of conduct.
Parents who are concerned are calling for immediate action. It’s unclear what, if any, charges the pupils are facing. The inquiry will be continued by the police department.
