13-Year-Old Mamelodi Boy Hit by Gun on the Head by Fellow Student, Mother Demands Justice for Her Son

• A Mamelodi mother is demanding justice for her son who was hit in the head with the ba of a gun by a fellow student
• The mother said that her 13-year-old son is lucky to be alive after he was assaulted by a 15-year-old student at Kutumela Moefi primary school
• She claimed that her son was assaulted for no reason and is being threatened with death

TSHWANE - A 15-year-old student nearly killed a fellow student when he hit him in the head with a gun, severely injuring him in the head.

Gun violence has become rampant in schools. Cases of students bringing guns to schools have been reported in many instances.

Mother demands justice for son assaulted by gun at school

According to Daily Sun, the 13-year-old boy's mother is demanding that the student who injured her son should face the full wrath of the law. The 41-year-old from Skierlik, in Mamelodi, said her baby boy was injured for no reason.

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She revealed that her teenage son is lucky to be alive because his fellow student wanted to shoot him but the cartridge fell, so he hit him in the head. She said:

"The pupil tried to pull the trigger. Luckily, the carriage fell down. After that, he used the back of the firearm to hit my son in the head. My son was badly injured and so much blood was flowing from his head, even his shirt was full of blood."

The mother who is demanding justice for her son also called for the police to search for dangerous weapons in schools.

Escaped lion shot dead by North West farmer, sparking outrage: “Loss of life due to incompetence”

In more news, Briefly News reported that a lioness that escaped from a container while being transported was shot and killed by a farmer, sparking anger.

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The provincial environment and conservation department confirmed the killing on Friday, 24 February. The lioness was being moved from Stella to a game farm in Tlakgameng when she escaped.

Despite search efforts, a farmer who spotted the big cat near his premises chose to shoot and kill the wild animal. According to EWN, the farmer notified the owner of the lioness’ location.

Source: Briefly News