Middle school student breaks finger of student 3 years younger

In Ankara, a 15-year-old middle school student broke the finger of a 12-year-old 5th-grade student who had reacted to him for allegedly swearing at his mother. Speaking about the incident, the injured child and his mother claimed that the school administration did not care about them and that they were treated poorly.

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The incident took place on December 9 at a middle school in Sincan. According to the allegations, 15-year-old 8th-grade student S.Y.M., because he swore at his mother andfor reacting to him, the 12-year-old 5th-grade student H.İ.Ü. was assaulted, resulting in a brokenfinger.

Speaking about the incident, the victim child H.I.U. said, "The aggressor child was already bothering me before. That day he made fun of me and swore very heavily at my mother. I said, 'Are you going to swear at my mother on the streetI shouted 'I found it' and hecornered me inside.He hit me with his shoulder and punched me. I tried to

protect my face with my hand.At that moment, myring fingerwas broken. My tissues were torn.MI could not find the viceprincipal or theprincipal in theiroffices. I asked the other viceprincipalto call my family. My mother came and took me to thehospital," he said.

"MORE HE HAD PREVIOUSLY SWORT"

Stating that he had been subjected to similar attacks by the same person before, the child said, "He would constantly make fun of my height, my weight, and my name. He had sworn at me before as well." HWhen I complained to the teacher, they said, 'He is an inclusive education student, don't engage with him.' My teachers didn't pay any attention to me that day. They didn't help. I struggled alone with that pain for 1 hour. I feelvery bad mentally. I am afraid of getting beaten up againand I don't want to go to school.I am afraid because of that. My finger is still hurting. I don't want to go to that school either. There were previous complaints about the student who attacked me. He was always doing the same things," he stated.

Mother Emine Claiming that the school principal kicked them out,Ünal stated, "On the day of the incident,the assistant principalcalled me and told me I needed to pick up my son.Afterward,he said he had a class to attend and my child,well, nstated that I could pick him up from thestudent on duty. My son had ice on his hand and his finger was in a very bad state. I took him to the hospital andlearned that the finger bone was broken and the tissues were torn. Wefound out.

The other party is also a childthat Ithoughtso I did not want to file acomplaint. The next day, the lawyerWe went to the school with our child. I wanted to watch the camerafootage in case mychild was also at fault. I could not find anyoneat the school to talk to. The classroomteacher wasThe teacher told me to speakwith the school principal. We wentto the vice principal's office. He did not pay attention to us. He wastalkingon the phone.Hewas usingslang words toward twopeople. When the lawyerdid not want to showthe power of attorney, he kicked us out of his office.Outside, theshouted at us, demanding we leave. They made comments suggesting the camera might be broken and that my son could have slandered the child," she said.She continued, "I

amdeeplyupset.ONEOF THEINI AMBULANCE CTAKING HIM TO THE HOSPITALIMMEDLEFTA"

Because they were left alone, theyExpressing that she ishurt, mother Ünal said, "Neither the school administration nor the family of theaggressor childhave even once said get well soon. Theadministration practically kicked us out, telling us they would only provide the footage if the police requested it. Lateron We filed a complaint. While my son's hand was in that condition, one of them could have called an ambulance and taken him to the hospital. They could have not left him alone in that pain. If they had helped or said get well soon, none of them would have complaintwould not beI. Iwill follow the process until the end," they stated.