Old son while he was waiting for a train on the broad street line near locust. All of a sudden they began to beat him. It was all caught on tape. Senseless. It really doesnt make any sense to me. Reporter the teens mother asked not to be identified after her son ended up at Jefferson Hospital with multiple injuries from the assault. Kids sometimes they seem like they dont have any sense of direction. Reporter passengers at the station on monday were study to learn of the vicious attack. I hate taking the subway or any Public Transportation when schools is out. Kids always rowdy. Stop giving them so much leeway. These kids not grown. Not giving them so much leeway at these early ages, man. Reporter police say it started when the victim and self other teens were walking on broad street near the station. Words were exchangeed between two groups and everyone scattered. The victim headed to the platform to catch his train home. Thats when the other teens spotted him. Its just a scary situat
The next train. Good evening im lucy noland. Im chris oconnell. Iain page is off tonight. That victims mom spoke only to fox 29s dave schratwieser. He is life right now outside of central detectives tonight. Dave . Reporter chris police trying to identify at least a dozen teens who were involved in the beating of that 15yearold boy. To night his mother tells us shed like to see those teenagers prosecuted so this doesnt happen to someone elses child. I panic. Hes out of breath. This words from a mother still stunned after a pack of teenagers attacked her 15 year old son while he was waiting for a train on the broad street line near locust. All of a sudden they began to beat him. It was all caught on tape. Senseless. It really doesnt make any sense to me. Reporter the teens mother asked not to be identified after her son ended up at Jefferson Hospital with multiple injuries from the assault. Kids sometimes they seem like they dont have any sense of direction. Reporter passengers at the s
Curb and i kind of was just in shock and i heard a big bank go into the house. I saw the bus in our house. I didnt know what to do. It sunned like an explosion. The force was so great it pushed both of us on the floor. Reporter no nine students heading to school on the bus were unhurt but it took a brave 12yearold girl to get them out of the bus. I just jumped out and like i was just screaming, you know, get out come on we got to get out. Just come out. And then everyone just really followed and it was good that we had that kind of training because like weve done this before but i never thought id need it. You invite the kids into your home. Yes, we did. What was their did he mean. Surprisingly very very calm. By mid afternoon a wrecker was dragging the bus from the home and the extent of the damage was visible. Jill lafferty says the schoolbus driver the kids know him as driver dave, was on her lawn seconds after the crash. He kept asking over and over again are the kids are okay, are
Richard, the march is getting under way just now, and according to organizers almost 1,000 people here. I am in homestead, florida, and big immigrant and undocumented community as well. You can see the families out here, and everyday citizens, and Young Children in this rally. I want to show you for example this little girl right here that has a tshirt that says support my mom and so there are people here who are feeling the fear and watching the images and the confusion cominging from the white house as to how to bring the kids that are separated. And so this the rally, where we are all day with people who are separated from their parents. And im here with melissa who is one of the rally organize irs, and what are you trying to do he here to help unify the children with their parents . What we are doing is to creating awareness. Okay. It sounds as these things happen, they are walking and talking and using our wireless technology. Most often it does work, but it looks like we have los