"At one point, a Samoan group joined in the fight, and that is when it got out of control."
You can't make up stuff like this, reality is much too Bizarre.
"Schools are the safest place to be. During this fight there were no weapons like a knife or a gun used. Only rocks and bottles."
- Sgt. Doug Wagner, Fontana Police Department
"Parents can be assured they can send their kids to school and they will be safe."
- Jane Smith, Fontana Unified School District superintendent
"There are really no racial problems at Fontana High School. This fight just happened to be between a black student and a Hispanic student."
- Sgt. Doug Wagner, Fontana Police Department
"A teacher was shot, yeah. But not with a bullet. She's fine. She happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time."
- Jane Smith, superintendent for Fontana Unified School District, regarding a teacher being shot in the back with a pellet gun
http://www.dailybulletin.com/news/ci_4491723
Never bring a Mexican to a Samoan fight...
"At one point, a Samoan group joined in the fight, and that is when it got out of control."
On whose side were the Samoans?
There is a large Samoan community out here and they love to fight. One time it's on one side next it's on the other.
I believe that Somoans in general have a reputaion for liking to go to knuckle junction.
But you have to love the diversity that the kids in LA enjoy.
4100 people with raging hormones all in one location. Gotto expect it.
I wonder who the Somoans sided with, the Blacks or Hispanics?
You can't make up stuff like this, reality is much too Bizarre.
That's when I started laughing. Every Samoan male I've ever seen looks like a Sumo wrestler in training. Did the fight carry over to the cafeteria while they were in line for lunch like in "Blazing Saddles"?