HORROR: White Female Student in Critical Condition with Brain Injury After Being Beaten by Mob Near St. Louis High School (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila

A white female student was hospitalized in critical condition after suffering a traumatic brain injury during a fight with a black female student near Hazelwood East High School in St. Louis, Missouri on Friday.

It is unclear what caused the fight. No arrests have been made as of Saturday.

Police did not disclose the identity or age of the victim.

Hazelwood School District released a statement:

“It is a tragedy anytime children are hurt. Bullying and fighting in the community is an issue for which we all need to take ownership and work towards a resolution for the sake of our children. The Hazelwood School District offers our sincerest condolences to everyone involved, and will offer additional emotional support from our support and crisis team to those in need. We look forward to continuing to partner with our community for the sake of our children. Please be kind and respectful of the families involved during this difficult time and pledge to help work toward the betterment of our entire community.”

A mob beat the teen girl unconscious as a large group of bystanders watched. Additional fights broke out between other groups.

Video (Graphic warning):

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White female student in critical condition after suffering significant traumatic brain injury during a fight with a black female student at Hazelwood East High School in Missouri. pic.twitter.com/fwKR5HIP1p

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KMOV reported:

A person was critically injured in a fight Friday near Hazelwood East High School.

St. Louis County Police said the female victim, whose age was not provided, was transported to a local hospital with critical injuries. The victim’s condition at the time of this writing was unknown.

An agency spokesperson did not provide any additional details and it’s not clear if any arrests were made. The spokesperson said more information may be available Monday.