"Do what I say or you’ll die" Vulnerable schoolgirl, 14, is held up by her hair and repeatedly punched in the face by bullies as jeering onlookers stand by and laugh.
Vulnerable teenage schoolgirl is filmed being held up by her hair and savagely beaten in front of laughing children. The footage shows the girl, 14, being punched in the head and stamped on before her attacker drags her across the pavement by her ponytail while slapping her. And the attacker can be heard shrieking "Do what I say or you'll die" as she hits her about the head. Pupils in school uniform can be heard shouting "Oh my god" and giggling in the background while the beating continues. Sounds can be heard as the offender punches the girl in the head in quick succession. The video was filmed at Gleniffer High School in Paisley, Scotland. The assault lasts around 15-seconds before the attacker storms off after delivering one final kick and punch to the head. No one attempts to help the girl even though a group of around six children are stood watching. Eventually a voice can be heard saying "break it up" three times and the attacker leaves the scene. The mother of the victim, who does not want to be named, said her daughter had been the victim of further abuse after the video was shared on social media. She told the Daily Record:
"My daughter didn't want to fight that other girl, but she was attacked anyway. She is sore and bruised from the attack but that fact that it was filmed has made it worse."
"It has been shared over Facebook and when she went back to school other pupils had been laughing about it. It's pretty sickening to be honest."