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CHARGED: Two Out of Four Charged, So Far, in North Tonawanda Assault

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· July 7, 2020
CHARGED: Two Out of Four Charged, So Far, in North Tonawanda Assault
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By: Staff Reporter

North a Tonawanda Police say two juveniles have been officially charged with assault in the third degree by the Niagara County District Attorneys Office.

North Tonawanda Police also stated they fully expect that two additional juveniles will be charged in the near future.

The incident, which occurred on Wednesday, July 1st, 2020, took place at North Tonawanda High School and involved three teenage girls allegedly assaulting a 14-year-old girl. The video, which has spread across social media, was captured on Snapchat by another teenage girl.

We will provide an update as it becomes available.

 

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