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ECSO Responds To Fight At Ransom Middle School
October 14, 2022
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded to a fight Friday afternoon at Ransom Middle School.
The fight involving an unspecified number of students also involved the possible battery of a law enforcement officer, according to the ECSO.
There was no word any injuries that required medical transport.
The incident happened about 3:20 p.m.
The investigation is continuing.
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6 Responses to “ECSO Responds To Fight At Ransom Middle School”
I’m a student at this school and in 6th grade and I was walking to 7th period when it happened and when i got to 7th period I didn’t know what happened but everybody was talking about it and that’s when I learned what happened.
@Robert. Sadly, lots of students with disciplinary problems end up in private schools when they are expelled. While the district has programs for expelled students, parents often don’t like those alternatives. Private schools are often willing to accept those students because they add to their bottom line. Just because we don’t hear about what goes on at private schools doesn’t mean they are filled with model students, or good teachers and administrators.
Gotta love public school.
The eternal war of hormones within the spirits of young men vieing for the position of the biggest rooster in the yard. Unfortunately far too many of the youth of today have never received from their elders any classroom education in the proper conduct of themselves with others especially with those in authority over them. What is most unfortunate is that the loss of common sense is everywhere and in all classes and groups regardless of where they are from and status in life. On another perspective is this scary thought: these kids are our future. Prayerfully, enough will grow into adulthood that have a head with common horse sense to become lawful citizens that can bring about change for the better.
So I am a student as well there and how I saw it was when I was walking from the library and all I seen was the coach from our school breaking up a fight that the kid who got arrested started it and I was the witness so as soon as my 6th period ends I am bout to walk to my 7th period and so ass I am bout to walk I see a kid face red and looks like he about to explode so he was trying to fight the cop the dean and the coach that’s what I saw and he got put on cuffs that’s my side of the story because I was there to witness it.
So I’m a student at that school and I was walking to 7th period when it happened. From what I’d gathered, the kid punched one of the coaches in the face and used profanity with the officer as well.