Furious parent shares sickening video of schoolgirl bully dragging another girl around by her ponytail in front of cackling school gang
- Terrified pupil filmed being pulled from under a stairwell at Scottish high school
- A group of girls can be heard laughing and egging on the thug while filming her
- The clip was viewed by thousands and attracted comments from furious parents
- Angus Council said it’s aware of the video and ‘appropriate action’ is being taken
A horrific video has emerged of a bully dragging another girl around by her ponytail inside a Scottish school while a cackling gang film the disgraceful assault.
The terrified pupil was filmed being pulled from under a stairwell at Carnoustie High School in Angus before being dragged around by her hair.
The group of girls can be heard laughing and egging on the thug while they film the horrific ordeal.
The terrified pupil was filmed being pulled from under a stairwell at Carnoustie High School in Angus before being dragged around by her hair. The group of girls can be heard laughing and egging on the thug while they film the horrific ordeal
The brunette victim is shown squatting down and clutching onto the perpetrators leg as she refuses to let go off her hair.
The blonde bully then laughs before she pushes the other pupil’s face to the floor and then drags her back up again.
She then runs along the ramp, still clutching on as her victim can be heard screaming out in pain.
Another girl, who is beside the person filming, is shown dancing and laughing while the torment takes place.
One of the bully’s friends then appear in the shot, showing her laughing as she says hi to the camera.
The brunette victim is shown squatting down and clutching onto the perpetrators leg as she refuses to let go off her hair. The blonde bully then laughs before she pushes the other pupil’s face to the floor and then drags her back up again
At this point, the bully comes back into view as she drags her victim back in front of the camera – while the other pupils legs can be seen sliding along the floor.
The gang of girls then erupt into laughter before the clip comes to an end. The shocking video was shared on Facebook on Thursday morning by a furious parent who claims her own daughter was bullied by the same bully.
She wrote: ‘This is what a bully looks like. The same girl that made my daughter move school because she smasher her head off a door.
‘Bullies should be called out, end off.’ The video was later removed at the request of Carnoustie High School.
Angry parents: One mother tagged the school and Angus Council in a comment, writing: ‘Her bullying has gone on long enough for a few families. Turns out it isn’t just mine’
However, the clip was viewed by thousands and attracted dozens of comments from furious parents and viewers.
One mother tagged the school and Angus Council in a comment, writing: ‘Her bullying has gone on long enough for a few families. Turns out it isn’t just mine.’
Another wrote: ‘That’s disgusting. The lot of them should be kicked out laughing. I would call the police. School obviously not able to manage it.’
One viewer said: ‘Hopefully this horrible girl and her stupid pals get what’s coming to them.’
And one father said: ‘Disgusting bullying b****. Hope your daughter okay. That b**** time will come. Total lowlife scumbags. Same to the person videoing it.’
Angus Council has since confirmed that it is aware of the incident and that the ‘appropriate action’ is being taken (the schoolgirl is viciously attacked)
One mother wrote: ‘This is what a bully looks like. The same girl that made my daughter move school because she smasher her head off a door. Bullies should be called out, end off.’ The video was later removed at the request of Carnoustie High School (pictured)
Angus Council has since confirmed that it is aware of the incident and that the ‘appropriate action’ is being taken.
A spokesman for the council said: We can confirm that the pupils involved and their parents have been spoken with and appropriate action is being taken.’
‘All incidents, complaints and allegations of bullying are taken seriously.
‘We advise our young people to report any incidents immediately to staff so they can be investigated and addressed promptly and effectively.
‘No school is immune to issues of bullying and none of our schools are complacent in this regard. All of our schools are required to involve and consult the school community in order to devise, publicise and implement a school anti-bullying policy.’