Horrifying Moment 17-Year-Old Is Viciously Beaten To The Ground By Two Teen Bullies, Then Forced To Kiss Dirty Shoe [Video]
Video footage captures the horrifying moment a 17-year-old teen is viciously beaten to the ground by two teen bullies, then forced to kiss the attacker’s shoe, according to Daily Mail.
After more than 50,000 people viewed the vile footage on Facebook of a teen boy viciously beaten by a 14-year-old bully of Swindon and a 13-year-old boy (whose names cannot be released due to legal reasons), police were notified and placed the teens under arrest following the attack.
‘Do you want a broken jaw?’ Bully forces older teen to kiss attacker’s SHOE in shocking video http://t.co/OA67nUBCBe pic.twitter.com/QCwfmLMFYm
— Daily Mirror (@DailyMirror) June 11, 2015
In the video, one attacker is heard saying to the victim, who was surrounded by a group of teenagers, “Get on your f**king knees. Touch him I’ll bang you.”
The victim is heard saying, “I want to talk to him” and asking “have I done something?” The bully replies with “No, don’t speak to him, kiss his shoe. Now. Kiss his f**king shoe.”
“Do you want a broken jaw? Do you want a broken jaw? Get on your f**king knees and kiss his shoe. Kiss his shoe now.”
The bully then punches the teen in the face so hard to the point that he fell to the ground. He hovers over the boy and says, “kiss his shoe,” as he points to the other assailant.
The two boys were also seen kicking the teen on his side after the teen kisses the bullies’ shoe.
“He was swinging an empty bottle he had tied a string around, and used that bottle to strike the victim on the legs,” Kate Prince told the court.
“The younger boy then turned away shouting in the direction of the Link Centre where there were a large number of people, saying that [the victim] was getting mouthy.”
After the teen was bullied, he was “scared to leave the house and worries about answering the phone,” added Prince. “He feels belittled and small about being forced to kiss the boy’s shoe.”
“These offenses happen the same day of being put on a referral order for theft in relation to his sister’s television,” said Wayne Hardy, who was defending the teen bully. “He is only 14, which comes as a surprise given his relative size. He says this happened because he was protecting his co-accused, and bravado took over.”
“His offending only started a few months ago, and he has amassed four serious convictions in that time.”
After the 14-year-old teen bully was arrested, he was released on bond but was given a “doorstep curfew between 8pm and 7am.” He will be sentenced on June 30.
The 13-year-old lad who accompanied the teen bully was charged with common assault and a public order offense – he will face the judge June 23.
