Doctors have also found a mass on her brain.
An Autistic Texas girl who was brutally beaten by a group of middle school students is reportedly back in the hospital after losing “feeling and function” in her right leg, journalist Sarah Fields shared on X.
Likewise, Northside ISD police followed state law in the filing of appropriate charges. Two students involved in the attack later faced assault charges. A police report indicated that the fight may have started over a dispute involving a boy. Doctors who examined Maddison after the attack diagnosed her with a concussion.
In a statement to News 4 San Antonio, the school said in part, “School administration took swift disciplinary action in accordance with district policy.
Hazel said that before the attack, she herself went to the school several times, sent multiple emails and contacted the superintendent. The school said after the attack that the issue was swiftly “addressed” but refused to release the surveillance footage of the incident, News 4 San Antonio reported. Hazel also said that the school refused to hold the bullies accountable and that she was forced to “beg and plead” with the police chief for a warrant for the “main two suspects.
“The school resource officer never even asked her what happened. Aside from numerous texts trying to cover things up, no one at Sul Ross has done anything to help make this right for our family,” she added.
He was given the statement she was forced to write and told not to get anything from her…
