Four Students Charged in Beating of 14-Year-Old Girl Who Later Committed Suicide

Conservative News DailyFebruary 11, 2023

Four teenagers from New Jersey have been charged in connection with the brutal beating of Adriana Kuch, 14 years old, who was allegedly driven by family members to end her life.

One person was charged with aggravated attack, one with harassment, and two with conspiracy to commit aggravating assault. Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer According to NBC News, Friday.

“Each juvenile and their guardian was served with a copy of their complaint and are released pending future court appearances,” Billhimer stated.

Though the students’ names have not been released, they are likely the four girls who were previously suspended from the high school and charged with much lower crimes — three were originally slapped with third-degree felony assault and a fourth was charged with disorderly conduct.

The group was Video shows Adriana being brutally attacked As she was walking with her boyfriend, February 1, in the Central Regional High School hallway

Adriana was punched and kicked by the assailants, who then threw a glass at her and took her down the hall. As onlookers laughed, they shoved her into lockers, pulled her hair and hit her with a 20-ounce water container.

Four Students Charged in Beating of 14-Year-Old Girl Who Later Committed Suicide — Adriana was kicked and punched in the face, then dragged into her high school hallway.

Adriana Kuch. — Adriana’s father said she blacked out during the beating and was left covered in bruises.

“That’s what you get, you stupid a– b—h!” In the clip, one person can be heard shouting in the 20 second clip.

According to Adriana’s father, one of the girls who recorded the assault sent Adriana a text mocking her To be covered in “dripping blood” How to get her “a– whooped.”

Adriana committed suicide in her Berkeley Township house hours after receiving the message.

“They used the video to continue to harass and intimidate her and make fun of her,” Friday’s interview with Michael Kuch was published in The Post

Kuch believes his daughter’s suicide was fueled by the brutal bullying, which continued even after her death — one of the teen girls involved in the attack has been posting disrespectful Snapchat posts in the last few days, he alleged.

Others parents claim bullying is an issue at Central Regional High school. One parent said that their daughter was jumped on by students even though she tried to reach out for help from staff. Created a Change.org Petition To “Stop the Violence” The school has over 8,300 signatures.

Protesters outside the highschool. — Hundreds of students protested Friday, claiming the district didn’t handle Adriana’s bullying correctly.

More than 200 studentshttps://nypost.com/2023/02/10/students-protest-adriana-kuchs-suicid-districts-failure-to-stop-bullying/”>protested Outside the school Friday over the district’s alleged failure to act — the school did not call the police or ambulance after Adriana’s assault, despite her father’s claim that she blacked out and was covered in bruises.

If you are struggling with suicidal thoughts or are experiencing a mental health crisis and live in New York City, you can call 1-888-NYC-WELL for free and confidential crisis counseling. If you live outside the five boroughs, you can dial the 24/7 National Suicide Prevention hotline at 988 or go to SuicidePreventionLifeline.org.