Glyfada: Team beating victim a 14-year-old – She passed out and tried to undress her

Victim of a savage by a group of nearly 25 minors, a 14-year-old girl fell on Saturday night (21.09.2024) at her center resulting in the minor falling apart in the middle of the street. Unfortunately, the beating that took place in Glyfada was the second that has occurred within 15 days to the girl from Voula, showing the hatred her classmates are feeding for her. The attack took place outside a well-known clothing store on Lazaraki Street, when the students found the girl, they removed her from her company and started hitting her wildly. About the incredible episode her father talked to Notia.gr, who described the torture his child lived in the hands of minor perpetrators. “Wild beating of a high school student of the Municipality of Voula for the second time in two weeks by a group of more than 25 minor children. Primary two students of the same high school (known as the who of these children and parents) in the area of Glyfada on Saturday night and 07/09 the previous one,” the father originally said. “They were summoned through a closed group to Instagram 25-40 people from all over Attica where they spotted the girl forced her into a dark place by distracting her from his company and attacked her without cause from the back by hitting her on the head, throwing her passed out on the ground where they continued to violently beat her to spit, seeking to strip her, burn her hair,” she revealed. All actions were taken in continuity and earlier, lawsuit yesterday at AT Glyfada (criminal prosecution) and all the families involved in these crimes as well as at the minors of those involved in any way in the event. Friends of your parents I urge you to take action in every small or larger similar incident, our children are in real danger, the victim here is a fine student who has never given a right to her behavior, instead and perhaps this, that she has not given rights to be the cause of the extremely unpleasant events she is experiencing.” Source: Notia.gr