Recently, in Yulin, Shaanxi, it was reported on the Internet that a boy from Shaanxi Energy and Chemical School was locked in the dormitory by his classmates and beaten, causing the boy to be hospitalized with injuries all over his body, and even the beater even sent a death message to threaten the boy.
It can be seen from the video posted on the Internet that the boy was beaten all over his body, on his arms, behind his ears, on his back, etc., and the scars left after being beaten can be seen everywhere, which makes people feel shocked when they watch it.
And not only the beating, the classmate who beat the person also sent a death message to threaten the boy, and it can be clearly seen in the message that "you have to die today", and 2 hours later, the classmate sent a message again with "I won't beat you today" to ask the boy to find him.
It is estimated that the boy's classmates wanted to use this as a reason to trick the boy over, and then beat him, after all, these classmates had said that they would "kill" the boy 2 hours ago.
Why did the boy's four classmates beat him, maybe everyone was curious about the reason.
According to the family members of the boy who was beaten, the boy was an excellent student with excellent character and learning, and he served as the head of discipline inspection at the school, and he usually managed to check whether the students had brought mobile phones, and if there were illegal mobile phones, they put them away.
Maybe that's it, the other classmates hold a grudge against the boy and look at him unpleasantly, and then the boy's classmates pull the boy out of bed, take him to their dormitory, and lock the door from the inside, and start the process of four people beating the boy together.
And in the process of beating the boys, the four beaters also laughed while beating.
After being beaten, the boy called his family and said that he didn't want to go to school anymore and wanted to go home.
The family thought it was strange, but when they saw the boy, they immediately understood what was going on, and the boy was taken to the hospital for treatment.
The school's attitude towards this matter is even more infuriating, the school doesn't think about how to deal with the students who beat people, and even thinks about it privately.
The boy's parents resolutely disagreed with the school's request for privacy, feeling that their child was beaten like this, and they couldn't bear it and couldn't be private.
So the boy's family called the police directly.
Just now, the police issued a police report on this matter.
It can be seen from the report that the cause of the incident was that the boy's classmate Li Moumou was dealt with for violating school rules during the school, and Li Moumou believed that the boy reported to the school.
Subsequently, Li, classmates Liu and Fang called the boy to the dormitory and beat him together with Gao, causing the boy to be hospitalized for treatment with multiple soft tissue injuries on his body.
At present, the four boys who beat people have been criminally detained in accordance with the law on suspicion of picking quarrels and provoking trouble, and the case is under further investigation.
I really want to praise the parents of the boy who was beaten, he didn't choose to be private, but insisted on seeking justice for his child and making the beater pay the price of the law.
This approach is extremely correct, because once you choose to be private, it will make the beater think that the cost of doing something wrong is very low, but there is no fear, and it will only get worse later, and the boy may be even worse at that time.
For such things, you should take a tough attitude, make the beater pay for what he has done, and let them know that doing something wrong can only have serious consequences.
There are also schools that can't just think about big things and small things, just think about making mud and mud, and such an attitude will only aggravate campus violence.
For such incidents, the school should deal with the beaters seriously, and play a deterrent role for other students, so as to prevent the recurrence of such incidents from the root.
What do you think about this?