Breaking News Liberia: Police VS Student Clash at William V.S Tubman High School During Protest

This video will showcase a clash between the Liberia National Police ( Riot Officers) and students of the Tubman High School. In view of the above, the clash came due to an issues between students of J.J. Robert Memorial Institute in regards to a musical set operations. Additionally, this video will also showcase High core members of the Liberia National Police and the Deputy Minister for Education being blocked, not to access the auditorium of the William V.S Tubman school.
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[@GeorgiaCaine-fg2jc]

This is a Case study for both the Ministry of Justice and the Liberia National Police Authority.

[@williamwilson6913]

Wait nah, why will the students block the door and preventing law enforcement from entering, this just so sad!!

[@maimahsandokpaan-kamara6187]

Serious things can be going on than big people coming late to solve problems.

[@erichall465]

This is simply nonsense! From what I understand, it's a matter that can be resolved without ignorance from Tubman High.

[@Gbie231]

They want Justice but refuse to listen to the minister of education 😂 School saga 🚶😎

[@roset4018]

I am very proud of the students yes stand your grounds. You guys are the future of that country 👏

[@marjaydavis4511]

God help us This is sad for our youth.

[@emmettjohnson7436]

Tensions Flare During Exams Tensions arose at WVST campus during exams when students from neighboring WVST (JJR) were allowed to use the basketball court. This unfortunate scheduling conflict coincided with exam times, causing frustration among students taking exams who could hear the noise from outside. While the cause of the violence remains unclear, it's important to investigate all contributing factors to ensure the safety and well-being of all students. Perhaps improved communication and scheduling could prevent similar situations in the future. Here are some additional points or questions to consider during your inquiries: * Did students of WVST express their concerns to the administration before the incident? * Could the administration have found a solution to minimise noise disruption during exams? * What steps are being taken to address the violence and prevent future incidents?

[@GeorgiaCaine-fg2jc]

On the Students Campus? Policemen?

[@harriettjohnson3214]

To all the mom and dad call your kids and talk to them ok .

[@PatMarbey-ml6ih]

This is so crazy

[@Frieza2424]

Well unfortunately im still trying to figure out what the issue is.basically liberians need to know how to resolve issues without taking it to the streets.i mean for gods sake,is the problem that bad? Why do liberians turn every issue into a revolution.! 🧐🧐🧐

[@Gbie231]

Why won't they take side see how these students are behaving

[@katty63pk]

Call