‘There’s no way to solve it.’ School fight videos spread on social media

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Durango High School junior Malia Poblete was off campus last month when a fight broke out at her school. But less than five minutes later, the 17-year-old saw a video of the incident on Instagram.

“Students are very quick to post that sort of thing,” she said.

Across the Las Vegas Valley, dozens of social media accounts created by students are used to share videos of on-campus fights or to bully classmates and school employees. The majority are on Instagram, but some accounts exist on other platforms, such as Twitter and TikTok.

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