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Charges filed in FCHS incidentThu, 03/12/2009 - 11:21am
By: Ben Nelms
A 17 year-old Fayette County school student was charged Tuesday with simple battery after rendering another student unconscious in the parking lot of Fayette County High School. Darius Antonia Marcus Lollar, of Fayetteville, was charged with two counts of battery and one count of disrupting a public school, according to Fayetteville Police spokesperson Steve Crawshaw. Lollar was identified on police reports as a student, though the reports did not list the school he attends, Crawshaw said. Crawshaw said the incident occurred at 4:07 p.m. when Lollar and an 18 year-old male student at the high school began talking in the parking lot. The conversation escalated into an argument, with Lollar striking the student in the mouth, Crawshaw said. They continued arguing, with Lollar again striking the other man, rendering him unconscious and causing him to fall, according to police reports. Crawshaw said Lollar left the scene in a white Jeep driven by an unknown person. The vehicle was identified by witnesses and Lollar was located and taken into custody, Crawshaw said, adding that officers noticed blood on his palm and knuckles as handcuffs were being applied. Lollar admitted to his actions at the school, said Crawshaw. The injured student was treated at the scene by paramedics and, apparently, was not in need of transport, said Crawshaw. He was bleeding from his mouth, his left eye was swollen and he had a large abrasion on the right temple area that witnesses said was sustained as he fell to the ground, Crawshaw said. login to post comments |