At a Berlin secondary school in Gropiusstadt, a neighborhood of Neukölln, tensions boiled over between teenagers leading to a brutal incident. Over 49 students and educators became victims of a pepper spray attack during a heated altercation. The school's principal, attempting to diffuse the situation, ended up in the hospital with a fractured hand.
The conflict began between 14 and 15-year-old students during a school day. As chaos ensued, those involved whipped out pepper spray, causing further distress. An unrelated teen reacted with anger, launching into a violent attack.
Among the wounded, two teachers were also pepper-sprayed during their attempts to mediate. The principal, heroically trying to separate the pupils, was pushed and injured. Initially, police patrol crews managed to restore calm, but the consequences soon escalated.
The brother of one of the involved pupils took matters into his own hands, attacking two police officers and punching one in the face. The enraged relative continued to threaten the officers, only to be overpowered and arrested once subdued.
This tough event took place amidst other events in Berlin. However, further research is required to uncover the precise cause of the altercation, for this information was not reported in the given sources.
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