Anonymous wrote:sounds pretty bad--kid still hospitalized. 5 on 1

https://www.arlnow.com/2024/10/29/two-hospitalized-after-mob-assault-outside-of-high-school/

I circled back on the original article, to see whether there had been any updates, but there do not appear to be any. My questions are:

- were they able to identify the assailants and was there any disciplinary response? and
- has the victim been released fro the hospital?

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Anonymous wrote:A facemask or a ski mask? Was the person with the ski mask special needs? Otherwise seems very odd to have one on a warm day.

The police report says ski mask. IDK.

Ski masks are in fashion particularly in cities.

Arlington is not a city. And they aren't fashionable here.

I live in Arlington and have a teen. We live outside DC where ski masks are very fashionable. But I love that Becky from Washington Golf is telling me what’s in fashion for a subset of kids at W-L.

Yeah, I don't think you know how to use this name ...

Ha! no she don't

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Anonymous wrote:I too live in Arlington and have teens. I have never once seen my teens are any of there friends wear a ski mask. Please fellow Arlington teen parent enlighten us on this trend.

+1. My teen attends the most diverse HS in Arlington, and I’ve never seen the kids wearing ski masks.

How many black kids are they friends with? Yeah, I think I know the answer to that.

Some.. I don’t know the exact number. But I wasn’t just talking about my kid’s friends… I mean at/in/near the school, etc. I’ve never seen kids wearing these.