Q: If someone jumps on your back, and you swing them and they hit something, who is the assulter?
It happened at my school. I'm a ELA teacher, and a kid jumped on anothers back. The other person, lets say his name is Mason and the jumper is Peyton. Mason swinged him into a table. No blood. No injury accept bruises. Peyton says he is going to report Mason to the office. Who's fault is it?
A: More Peyton than Mason. Let the office sort it out.
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Based on the limited facts, Peyton appears to be the initial aggressor.
Tim Akpinar
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