Bully Attack

20-Feb-2020 general, Programs for Schools, Bullying. 449 views.

School bullies almost killed 12-year-old Adam in a vicious and unprovoked attack.
His mum Monique is as angry as you'd expect her to be.

Bully Attack
School bullies almost killed 12-year-old Adam in a vicious and unprovoked attack. His mum Monique is as angry as you'd expect her to be. #9ACA
Posted by A Current Affair on Tuesday, 18 February 2020

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