Masked Teens Shoot at 14-Year-Old on School Bus

Title: Masked Teens Shoot at 14-Year-Old on School Bus

A shocking incident occurred on a school bus in Prince George's County, Maryland, on Monday afternoon. Three masked teens targeted a 14-year-old boy, pulling the trigger three times with a gun aimed at his head. Thankfully, the gun misfired, and the boy was not hit by any bullets. However, the attackers then physically beat the boy before running away. The incident was captured on the bus' onboard video system, and the police are actively seeking the attackers.

The incident happened on a school bus carrying students home from the Prince George's County Alternative Middle School in Suitland. The attackers waited until the other students had left the bus and targeted the last remaining student on board.

According to Martin Diggs, head of the bus drivers' union, "This was an attempted murder, plain and simple. Call it what it is." Diggs went on to describe the ruthless attack, stating, "They pulled the trigger three times, but for some reason, by the grace of God, the gun didn't go off, and bullets flew out of the gun."

Charoscar Coleman, Associate Superintendent of Prince George's County Public Schools, expressed her outrage and horror at the incident, stating, "We are outraged as a district. Horrified that this incident did occur." Coleman is urging students, faculty, families, and staff to "see something, say something," to report brewing problems.

The incident has raised concerns about school safety and security. The head of the bus drivers' union is calling for increased security measures, and school officials are reviewing their protocols to ensure the safety of students and staff.

It is not known at this time what injuries the victim sustained. The police are actively seeking the attackers, and anyone with information is urged to come forward.

This incident is a disturbing reminder of the importance of school safety and the need to ensure that students are protected from harm. It is essential to have proper safety protocols in place and to encourage students, faculty, and staff to report any potential safety concerns. We must work together to ensure that our schools remain safe and secure environments for learning and growth.