Video: Teenage Girls In Another Beating Video, Epidemic?
So which is it? An increase in teenage girl fights? An epidemic? Or simply more cameras in the world than ever before?
I’m leaning toward more cameras, although one can’t deny the fact that some of these kids purposely start the fights and tape them so that they can put them up on sites like You Tube…so…
Another group of bubblegum chewers lured another teen girl into a beating video. This time in Clarksville, Indiana…
CLARKSVILLE, Ind. — A fight at Thunder Over Louisville was caught on tape. Now police are trying to catch up to the teens involved.
Disturbing” is how Clarksville Police Chief Dwight Ingle described the fight and video involving a group of seventh-graders.
“Kids make mistakes. You do dumb things when you’re a kid, but one of these kids could have died,” said Ingle.
Police said before hundreds of thousands enjoyed Thunder Over Louisville in Ashland Park, a group of girls arranged the set up in a parking lot. The suspect called a classmate to meet her there. When the girl arrived, she encountered five other girls and a host of recording devices.
“We can do it right here. We can do it right [expletive] here,” she said on the tape.
The girl police are calling the victim actually threw the first punch, but got the worst of the brawl when the suspect picked up a handful of rocks.
“She grabs those rocks… I mean, this kid could have been killed. There’s a possibility of deadly force being used there,” Ingle said. “She was hit at least two times we could make out on the video with the rocks.”
The fight was over in less than two minutes, and quickly found its way on Photobucket.com for fellow students at Clarksville Middle School to see.
Click on the picture to watch the video.
Clark Community Schools Superintendent Stephen Fischer said social networking sites are a growing problem.
“It’s not a good situation and it creates a lot of problems for us,” he said. “We haven’t had a whole lot of situations here. This is the second or third one, but it’s not good.”
Last month, a group of girls in Florida were arrested for videotaping the beating of another girl.
Earlier this month, Scott County authorities arrested teens involved in a fight video posted on YouTube.
Clarksville detectives fear this latest fight is a copycat situation. The chief said it’s a fad police will work to end, but believe parents need to join the fight.
“It’s really hard to keep track of your kids all day. You have to work, you have to make a living, but on this Internet, try to monitor your kids and explain to them there’s consequences,” Ingle said.
The victim suffered a chipped tooth and minor head trauma.
The chief said he had officers stationed not far from there, but they had no idea the fight was taking place.
Ingle said he’s disgusted by a group of adults on the tape who didn’t break it up.
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April 18th, 2008 at 10:31 amThe girl on the bottom needs to learn how to recover guard. When I have kids, they’re definately being sent to MMA classes.
April 18th, 2008 at 10:36 amThis definately seems more prevalent because there are more cameras being used from cell phone cameras to digital cameras. We are just seeing it more with the ease and availablity of downloading to outlets like youtube.
Cat fights are just another thing that have been going on since the beginning of time. I think the main concern with these is the viciousness of the fighting and the permeditated ambush tactics being used.
Keep prosecuting these kids involved to the full extent of the law and possibly include the parents in charges relating to neglect or contributing to the deliquency. Maybe parents will then take responsibility for the types of kids they are raising.
April 18th, 2008 at 10:53 amPerhaps a bit of an increase in this sort of female behavior … But definitely more cameras.
However, it’s really very nice to see all that “women’s lib”, “equal rights”, “higher female self-esteem “, “I am woman … hear me roar”, “if woman ruled the world there would be no war”, “vagina monologues” of the last 40 or more years finally paying off …
Dumb cunts N.O.W. and Gloria Steinem …
April 18th, 2008 at 11:14 am