Violent Sarina teen fight erupts outside medical practice | Video

An alleged former high school student has been caught on camera threatening to kill a fellow teen, even telling a male bystander she’d punch on with him too. See the shocking video.

A violent altercation between two teenagers has erupted outside a family medical practice with one threatening to slice the other’s throat.

Footage shared with this publication shows a female teenager, alleged to be a former student of Sarina State High School, confronting another female, alleged to be a current student, outside of Sarina Family Practice south of Mackay.

“Come here, I need to talk to you dog,” the alleged ex-student is heard saying on Saturday to the other girl who is accompanied by a male adult.

“So I’ve had a phone call from my cousin saying that you’re picking on her.”

The other teen replies she hasn’t spoken to the referenced person “since the start of the year”, an answer that did not go over well with a tirade of incoming abuse.

“It was straight after I left wasn’t it, ‘cause I texted you?” the alleged ex-student retorts as she clenches her fists.

“You wanna big note yourself? … You’re gonna be scared now … you’re gonna pick on my cousin now, motherfu —er?,” she continues.

“Put your hands up dog, pick them up f —king cousin c —t … put your f —king hands up or I’ll drill you one b —ch.”

As the other teenager tries walking away, the alleged ex-student continues: “You f —king skank dog, I’ll kill you c —t; you’re f —king lucky I ain’t got a shank or I’d slit your f —king throat.”

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At this point the male adult intervenes, saying: “Oi, cut it out.”

But the alleged ex-student does not stand down, replying to the adult, “Put your hands on me, you know who my Dad is?”

“Put your f —king hands up or I’ll punch on with you too.”

A Queensland Police Service spokesman said no report was made of the incident.

He advised anyone who felt in immediate danger to phone triple-0.

They can also report an incident by phoning PoliceLink on 131 144 or heading online, phoning Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, also available online, or attending their local police station.

The shocking scene comes after a string of alleged incidents linked to Sarina State High School, with claims nude photos of a teen girl, taken under duress, were then air-dropped to others, and videos of brutal student fights went viral.

An unnamed Sarina State High student exposed what has since been dubbed the ‘Fight Club’ online amid his claims the school “might as well put a boxing ring in so there (would) be less blood”.

At the time, a Department of Education spokesman said Sarina SHS offered students support via having a full-time guidance officer, school-based police officers and youth-health nurses, year level coordinators, a school leadership team, engaging in the Resilience Project, and implementing the Positive Behaviour for Learning framework.

“Processes for staff reporting poor behaviour and inappropriate use of technology are directly taught through lessons at assemblies, year parades, staff meetings, and during classes,” the spokesman said, adding staff did not hesitate to involve the police where “appropriate”.

“Students and caregivers with concerns are strongly recommended to report cases of bullying or misconduct to their school principal in the first instance, or their closes DOE regional office if unsatisfied with outcomes at a school level,” he said.

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