High school in Florida experiences mass hospitalization due to pepper spray incident, affecting 32 students and staff members.
School continued normally on Friday, following an altercation that took place at Lake Worth Community High School on Thursday. The news of the incident, which occurred approximately 40 miles north of Fort Lauderdale, resulted in injuries to multiple students and staff members.
According to the principal of Lake Worth High School, the news of the incident was an altercation that was successfully de-escalated by school police and administrators, who used pepper spray during the process. No new details were provided about the use of pepper spray or the number of individuals injured.
The principal issued a statement regarding the news of the incident, but no new details were given about the statement's content. Thirty-two people were transported to hospitals as a result of the altercation, but the condition of those transported was not disclosed.
Between 10 and 12 additional students were evaluated and then taken home by their families. No new information was provided about the students who were evaluated and sent home by their families. No new details were given about the status of the investigation into the news of the altercation.
In a separate news, NYC officials stopped a possible school shooting. A social media post and a tip led to the arrest of a suspect in the case. No further information was provided about any further incidents or disruptions at Lake Worth Community High School.
The campus remained secure throughout the news, and no new information was provided about any actions taken by school authorities following the altercation. The search results did not provide information about the name of the principal of Lake Worth Community High School in Florida who ended the dispute between students with pepper spray.
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