The St. Louis teen who was brutally attacked in a viral video was reportedly breathing on his own and in stable condition as of Friday.
Kaylee, 16, was assaulted on March 8 on a sidewalk near Hazelwood East High School in Spanish Lake, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis, where she was repeatedly punched in the head, leaving her with a skull fracture and a life-threatening injury. He suffered brain swelling and bleeding.
“We are happy to share that Kaylee is breathing on her own and remains in stable condition. And the best news so far is that we have moved her out of the ICU. We are truly blessed by all the support and prayers from all of you. That means a lot to us! ” said an update posted on her GoFundMe page.
ST. Louis teenager remains unconscious with skull fracture in brutal attack
According to Fox 2, the family’s attorney, Brian Kemmerer, initially said Caylee did not regain consciousness for about a week after the fight.
Kaylee, 16, was assaulted on March 8 on a sidewalk near Hazelwood East High School in Spanish Lake, Missouri, a suburb of St. Louis, where she was repeatedly punched in the head, leaving her with a skull fracture and a life-threatening injury. He suffered brain swelling and bleeding. (Google Maps)
The next day, a 15-year-old girl was arrested by police in connection with the fight and booked into St. Louis County Family Court on suspicion of assault.
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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey told FOX News Digital that he has launched an investigation into the Hazelwood School District following the attack and will also look into how the DEI program contributed to safety deficiencies after the violent attack. Ta.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has launched an investigation into the Hazelwood School District following the attack, and will also look into how the school’s DEI program contributed to safety deficiencies after the violent attack, Fox News Digital told. (Graham Sloan/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
“Hazelwood owes the district parents and the community at large the following explanation: What role do these radical programs play? And there were security failures here,” Bailey’s staff told Fox News Digital, emphasizing that this is the focus of the investigation.
Bailey wrote a letter to Hazelwood School District Superintendent Dr. Nettie Collins-Hart saying she was upset to see the district ignore long-standing Missouri law and elevate political discourse above student safety. He said there was. (hazelwoodschools.org/Google Maps)
Bailey sent a letter to Dr. Nettie Collins-Hart, superintendent of the Hazelwood School District, saying she sees the district ignoring long-standing Missouri law and elevating political rhetoric over student safety. He said he was upset.
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FOX News’ Stephanie Price contributed to this report.
