A 14-year-old girl took her own life after being viciously attacked by fellow students in a school hallway. The school district is facing a civil lawsuit for failing to protect the teenager.
Video posted to social media last year showed several students viciously attacking Adriana Olivia Kuch as she was walking with her boyfriend in a school hallway; four people in the video were suspended. The victim, 14-year-old Adriana Kuch, took her own life at her Bayville, New Jersey, home two days later, family and investigators say; they say Central Regional High School handled the situation poorly.
The school district says it followed policy in not filing a police report over the attack, instead taking the girl to the nurse; her father has said that's not good enough and is demanding justice. A civil lawsuit alleging school administrators knew a 'culture of violence' existed at Central Regional High School and failed to protect the teenager from its clutches is being filed
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