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VIDEO: Brawl at Petco in Niagara Falls Leaves Handicapped Teenager Injured

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Staff · February 28, 2021
VIDEO: Brawl at Petco in Niagara Falls Leaves Handicapped Teenager Injured
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By: Staff Reporter

law enforcement responded to the Petco on Military Road around 1800 hours on Saturday, February 27th, 2021, after reports that multiple juveniles attacked a handicap boy.

Witnesses say the victim may have lost teeth as a result. After one individual called the police, the juveniles ran.

 

 

According to the same caller, the same group of juveniles were chasing people with tasers one week ago.

Defenders of the juveniles stated that there is more to the story than what has been reported. This includes that the handicapped boy was not, in fact, the target of the juveniles but rather the father of the handicapped individual whom, it is alleged, “sold his daughter” for drugs.

The incident is currently under investigation by law enforcement.

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