Tolleston Middle School erupted into chaos Wednesday morning
Chaos erupted at Gary’s Tolleston Middle school Wednesday morning.

Here’s the run-down on the war zone that broke out at the middle school.

  • Two bomb threats,
  • A fight,
  • Students attacking a security officer,
  • A mob threatening students and security officers,
  • Evacuation of 150 students, and
  • Two arrests and a police search for others involved attacks against school security.
  • Gary school security officers had to use pepper spray against a mob. Police arrested two middle school students and are looking for more involved in attacking a security officer, reports the Post-Tribune’s Sharlonda Waterhouse.

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    4 Responses to “Mob Chaos At Gary Middle School. Pepper Spray Stops Attackers.”

    1. big whitey on March 11th, 2008 7:51 pm

      should have used the dogs and fire hoses on the little bastards!!!!1

    2. maraquita on September 28th, 2008 8:45 pm

      no i was there i was a student at tollestan school 7th grade and i believe that the polices went to far and i got sprayed in the eye. the students went off cause the police did and i dont blame them tollestan is bad but the police and principal didnt have the right to spray and arrest us.

    3. Mark Reimers on October 31st, 2008 6:21 pm

      My brother is a teacher and he has had the misfortune of having a student threaten him with a knife. Teachers really have their hands tied when it comes to maintaining order in the classroom. Ultimately, the responsibility here is with the parents. I did not witness this event, so I have no way of knowing who is in the right. Sounds like there might be some problems on both sides. It is unfortunate that pepper spray was used, but it may have really been necessary.

    4. Christopher C. Hedges on November 2nd, 2008 4:37 pm

      The key to solving many of the problems in our society is having a solid educational foundation for our youth so that they can compete in a world that is cranking out engineers and other highly educated people who will do economic battle with us.

      Let’s hope that the person who wins the November inspires students to do their best to learn. Also, we must hope that parents and students also take personal responsibility to learn everything they can in school so that they can compete economically. Education brings with it true economic freedom.

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