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Two Boston police officers went to hospital after being injured in a scuffle on a school bus on Friday morning.
One officer was bitten and the other was kicked in the head by a student, Fox News has learned. Both officers sustained non-life threatening injuries, but went to a local hospital as a precaution.
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Sgt. Retail John Boyle of the Boston Police Department (BPD) told Fox News that police received a 911 call around 8 a.m. Friday morning about the fight. The bus took the students to a summer apprenticeship program.
A child was taken to hospital, also with a non-life threatening injury, which was sustained before the police arrived.
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Police did not specify the nature of the student’s injury.
Police do not yet know what caused the fight or caused it to reach the level of a 911 call.
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A total of four adults were taken to hospital, according to the Boston Globe. The fight was said to have taken place between three students, although it is not clear whether one of the students involved was the one who was taken to hospital.
“Violence of any kind is not tolerated in Boston public schools,” the school district said in a statement. “Our buses are an extension of our classrooms.”
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“The situation will be fully assessed, appropriate support will be provided and all disciplinary action will be taken in accordance with the BPS code of conduct,” the statement added.
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