14-year-old boy charged with assault after body-slamming girl in New York City

4 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 24

The boy was arrested Wednesday after video showed him attacking a 15-year-old girl in East Harlem, causing her a concussion and other injuries.
Police say the assault occurred after the girl refused to give her phone number, and the victim was hospitalized in stable condition. The incident was captured on video and widely circulated online.
The victim’s mother described ongoing trauma and plans to transfer her daughter to another school, while the suspect’s mother claims her son was retaliating against bullying. Both families dispute the events leading up to the attack.

The suspect's mother alleges he was bullied first. Did the school system fail to intervene?

The victim suffered a concussion and brain injury. What is the hidden cost of this viral assault?

What truly sparked the brutal sidewalk assault: retaliation for bullying or a rejected advance?

Beyond the attacker, why did a crowd of teens choose to film the violence instead of help?

After landmark verdicts against Meta, could social media be held liable for this viral assault?

With youth crime rates falling, why might this 14-year-old boy face adult prison time?