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TAILIANNA
Black Communist Daoist Immortal
- Messages
- 477
- Reputation
- 314
- Location
- Capitalist hell
- zBucks
- 0
- Sex
- Female
- Race
- Half Black
- Origin
- Canada
These kkkrakkers wanna die
A white Catholic high school student in Louisiana was arrested and charged this week after he was caught on video attacking a Black classmate by throwing cotton at him and then whipping him with a belt, authorities said.
The Terrebonne Parish Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday that the ninth-grade student from Vandebilt Catholic High School has been arrested for simple battery and a hate crime and taken to the Terrebonne Parish Juvenile Justice Center. The 15-year-old has yet to be identified.
A video of the teen attacking the other student went viral last week. In footage provided to WWL-TV, a white male student walks over to a Black classmate sitting at a table in a crowded Vandebilt lunchroom. The white student throws cotton at the Black student, then repeatedly whips the Black student with a belt.
“We can’t sweep this under the rug,” Vandebilt alumnus P.J. Allridge, who is a friend of the victim’s family, told WWLT.
A white Catholic high school student in Louisiana was arrested and charged this week after he was caught on video attacking a Black classmate by throwing cotton at him and then whipping him with a belt, authorities said.
The Terrebonne Parish Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday that the ninth-grade student from Vandebilt Catholic High School has been arrested for simple battery and a hate crime and taken to the Terrebonne Parish Juvenile Justice Center. The 15-year-old has yet to be identified.
A video of the teen attacking the other student went viral last week. In footage provided to WWL-TV, a white male student walks over to a Black classmate sitting at a table in a crowded Vandebilt lunchroom. The white student throws cotton at the Black student, then repeatedly whips the Black student with a belt.
“We can’t sweep this under the rug,” Vandebilt alumnus P.J. Allridge, who is a friend of the victim’s family, told WWLT.
