Student cut at Mesquite ISD middle school, police say

MESQUITE, Texas — A Mesquite ISD middle faculty pupil was once arrested after reducing every other pupil, police showed to WFAA. 

Mesquite police stated the reducing came about on March 20 at Frasier Middle School after an issue between a different wishes pupil and the sufferer. Police stated that all the way through the argument, the particular wishes pupil “produced a small pocket knife” and cut the sufferer two times.

The faculty nurse instructed the sufferer’s folks that probably the most cuts might require a sew and the mum or dad took the sufferer to an area health center, police stated. 

The particular wishes pupil was once arrested, Mesquite police stated.

Mesquite ISD instructed WFAA the incident was once “an isolated incident between two students that led to an injury and an arrest.” Mesquite ISD stated the Frasier body of workers “acted immediately and appropriately to address the situation and ensure the safety of all Frasier students and staff members.”

This comes as Dallas-Fort Worth has handled two faculty shootings in a single week in different districts. A 16-year-old was once killed in a capturing at Lamar High School in Arlington on Monday, and a Dallas ISD pupil was once hospitalized in a capturing at Thomas Jefferson High School on Tuesday. 

Here is the entire observation from Mesquite ISD: 

“There was an isolated incident between two students that led to an injury and an arrest. While this information is unsettling to hear, and we know you may have many questions, due to student privacy restrictions, we are unable to share additional details with you at this time. You may rest assured that your child’s privacy and best interests would be handled with the same level of discretion if he or she were involved in a similar incident. The Frasier staff acted immediately and appropriately to address the situation and ensure the safety of all Frasier students and staff members. As always, such infractions are handled, as appropriate, according to the Student Code of Conduct.”