FOX 5 Exclusive: Video shows students in a massive fight at the bus stop; Oxon Hill residents outraged

Oxon Hill, Md. – – The residents near the Potomac High School are outraged by ongoing youthful violence after showing a video in which students are involved in a bus stop near Wheeler Road and Leeland Drive.

Neighbors say that the argument that buried private property began at school and escalated into a chaotic scene with two dozen students. The video, which was recorded on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m., shows minors who fought while others cheered and shed.

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What we know:

The police were called to break up the fight in which a child was pronounced with pepper pronounces, and an official was accidentally spraying. According to reports, two children were injured, although no one was transported or treated at the crime scene.

Residents who are concerned about violence

The residents are concerned about the escalation of violence and fear that someone could be seriously injured or killed. A neighbor who spoke anonymously said that a school resource officer had been sent out at least once, but further measures were to address the problem.

The public schools of Prince George's County published the following explanation after the incident:

“The security and well-being of our students have our top priority. Prince George's County Public School (PGCPS) is aware of a struggle with several students from the Potomac High School, which took place outside the campus in the Oxon Hill community. The incident that was hit on the house monitoring system of a resident is deeply and reflects the values, that we expect from our students.

PGCPS works closely with the Prince George's County police authority to tackle the incident and take appropriate measures to prioritize the security of the students and the community. Today, Thursday, April 30th, today, Thursday, April 30th, there will be an increased police presence at the Potomac High School. “

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