'If you watch the video it sounds like they knew this was about to happen' (via toofab)
, Covington PD said it was investigating if the attack was part of the infamous TikTok"Smack a teacher" challenge.
"Officers learned that this violent attack by Jackson, may have been prompted by a viral social media application known as Tik-Tok," it said."Evidently users on the app have deemed it to be a challenge to damage school property and attack teachers. The Covington Police Department would like to remind everyone that anyone who participates in such a challenge will be booked accordingly.
Educators across the country have been warning staff about the so-called"Devious Licks" list: a set of monthly"challenges" daring students toThey range from the petty — like turning up late — to potential felonies like assault and sexual assault.In a tweet, TikTok insisted it is not a trend on its platform, and any attempt to make it one will be removed.
"The rumored 'slap a teacher' dare is an insult to educators everywhere," it said."And while it is not a trend on TikTok, if at any point it shows up, content will be removed." Meanwhile the victim of the attack, who has worked in St Tammany"for a very long time" according to Jabbia, is in recovery.
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