Posted on 04/26/2024 8:17:56 AM PDT by Morgana
Shocking footage shows the moment a Las Vegas substitute teacher fought a high school student that allegedly called him a racial slur.
Re'Kwon Smith, 27, is seen in footage posted to social media repeatedly punching a student, who is also engaged in the brawl.
The incident occurred in the cafeteria of Valley High School in east Las Vegas on Thursday after the student allegedly called the teacher the n-word.
Smith, a substitute teacher with the Clark County School District since November 2023, was on assignment at the Valley High at the time of the altercation.
Videos of the incident are being used as evidence by local police, who arrested both the student and teacher, according to sources who spoke to 8NewsNow.
Local police confirmed Smith will be removed from the district's substitute teaching pool and will no longer be eligible to teach in the district.
Videos from the scene show both parties throwing punches at one another before the student is knocked to the ground.
Sources told Channel 13 the student is recovering from the fight at a local hospital.
Valley High School principal Kimberly Perry-Carter told parents that the school was aware of the incident but that the 'information is preliminary.'
'Please know that CCSDPD is investigating the matter.
'Once we have information to share we will be sure to update our community' she added.
'Violence in any form is unacceptable and goes against the fundamental principles of education and respect' CCSD officials said in a statement on Thursday.'
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Well, there’s Kwon, and then there’s Re’Kwon.
‘Violence in any form is unacceptable and goes against the fundamental principles of education and respect’
Unless it’s against some privileged white person.
The student was provoked into using the slur of he even said it at all. ReKwon, I suspect started the incident with a racial slur and very aggressive verbal attack. I also suspect that ReKwon has a record of this behavior that was overlooked in the name of DIE.
Vegas Valley has been Mau Mau country for decades.
Eons ago, an USAF bud nearly had his daughter raped after a VVHS school football game. She was saved only because she ran faster than her school friend - who was gang raped. This in the mid-1970s.
We spilt Las Vegas in 1991, because it has gotten bad enough that cops would chase gang-bangers thru base housing all the time...day and night.
Ask yourself this, why does Metro squad cars always seem to have two cops inside? And when going to the hood several cars together....
I see Las Vegas as East Compton.
You can have your own view.
The “child” should be hung from the nearest tree after being dragged behind a pickup truck for a few miles. /S
There is no greater sin than to call an African American an “N Word”, even though many AAs use it all the time when referring to other AAs.
“I suspect started the incident with a racial slur and very aggressive verbal attack. I also suspect that ReKwon has a record of this behavior that was overlooked in the name of DIE.”
I so agree and why? Because him momma named him ReKwon. Tommy Sotomayor is correct these mothers set their kids up for failure.
Let’s not forget the “F” word.
Most AAs can’t complete a sentence without using it.
Rap songs would all be instrumentals if the “F” word, “N” word and “HO” were all left out of the lyrics.
“Re’Kwon “ Was the teacher Black?
Teacher-black, student-white. Let’s see who gets released first.
Looks like clues from Wheel of Fortune.
By the “adult teacher’s” actions, it appears the kid may have been right.
Nothing refutes being called the “N” word like a good brawl in the hallway. /sarc
THIS is disturbing. Like a troop of....animals.
Thug life.
That is how they display both their privilege and our powerlessness. Make no mistake, this will not end well.
Bullshit
Who won?
Shocking? I think not.
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