Keota High School Freshman Allegedly Told to “Get on His Knees and Beg” by Football Seniors; Suspects Receive Four-Day Suspension

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A freshman at Keota High School was allegedly humiliated by senior football players, leading to a four-day suspension.

A recent Facebook post by the City of Stigler News brought attention to a troubling incident at Keota High School.

The post is about a reported bullying incident involving a freshman and several football players.

Furthermore, the post shares what community members and students have allegedly witnessed or heard.

A Senior Allegedly Bullied A Freshman While a Sophomore Recorded the Incident And Shared The Video With Others!

The incident reportedly happened one to three weeks ago and involved a freshman and a senior.

A freshman student was allegedly bullied by senior football players during an encounter at school.

According to multiple student reports shared by City of Stigler News, the freshman was talking with one senior when another joined in.

That’s when things escalated; the freshman was reportedly told to get on his hands and knees and “beg for it.”

A sophomore allegedly recorded that event and shared it with other students.

While the video has not been viewed by school administrators, it’s believed to have been shared via Snapchat or direct message and possibly deleted.

The students accused of bullying received a four-day suspension and were benched from football for a week.

A witness claimed that Mrs. Dominguez told those involved that it would be up to the teachers to decide whether they remain on the team.

The post ended with a strong message about the seriousness of bullying, especially when it involves humiliation and recording without consent.

Additionally, the post expressed concern that one of the boys involved is reportedly 18 years old.

They also urged anyone with video evidence to come forward, promising to protect their identity.

The community’s reaction to the post has been intense and emotional.

Some commenters expressed frustration, saying:

Good luck on getting any information because everyone says their “kid didn’t do anything wrong and they are all good kids.” I’ve had that speech before from someone and trust me the “adult” was NOT around and definitely DID NOT SEE what their kid was doing.

One person shared that they’ve heard similar incidents have occurred at Warner School, further saying:

Pretty sure an incident similar just happened at Warner school as well involving football players. They were suspended from last weeks game or so I heard. I hate it for all kids involved. 

Moreover, others voiced concern for all the children involved and called for accountability.

The school is reportedly investigating the situation, and the post emphasized that no one has been legally charged yet.

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