Teen jailed, four ticketed after fights break out at Aurora Central High School Thursday
AURORA | One unidentified teenager was jailed and four others were ticketed Thursday afternoon after several fights broke out at the same time at Aurora Central High School, police said.
School resource officers and other high school staff were called to break up a fight among unidentified students at about 4 p.m. at the school at 11700 E. 11th Ave., police said in a statement.
“As officers and school staff intervened, several other fights broke out simultaneously, prompting a large police response,” Aurora police spokesperson Joe Moylan said in a statement. “Four minors were detained and issued summons for fighting before being released to their parents on scene. A fifth minor was taken to the Aurora Municipal Detention Center to be processed for assaulting a school staff member.”
One student was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment of what was described as “minor injuries” the student sustained in the fighting, police said.
No other injuries among officers, staff or students were reported.
Police said charges stemming from the melee won’t be determined until Friday.
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