Outrage is brewing after a young female college lacrosse player was dragged and beaten on camera by a mob of feral, street-racing thugs.
A group of York College of Pennsylvania students, who included members of the school’s women’s lacrosse team, were sitting outside on their porch minding their business last Friday when a group of non-students began street racing.
“One of the cars street racing smashed into a parked car by the firehouse, which is right next to our house,” one of the students on the porch told local station WPMT. “When this happened, all of the townies migrated over towards our house and on the grass. We all asked them to move off the property, and that’s when everything erupted.”
“Everything erupted” as a woman from the group of non-students approached the students and started a verbal altercation, according to the station. The altercation reportedly quickly became physical, prompting the woman’s violent friends to “rush” the group of students and attack.
Some of the altercation was caught on camera (*Graphic content):
A blonde York College student was ripped off her own porch by the hair, dragged to a stop sign, and beaten while a crowd filmed it for content.
Her friends called 911 five times.
Police never showed until the beating was already over.
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“After the first punch was given, all these girls started to rush us, and that’s where it kind of gets blurry because I think people were coming at me,” one of the attacked students told the station.
“I turn and see my friend get dragged by her hair down our porch steps and disappear,” the student added. “My other friend got dragged by her hair.”
Here’s the part that’s triggering the most outrage: It took the students making five 911 calls before the police finally showed up.
The police have responded to their slow response by saying they were busy dealing with another situation elsewhere.
“At the time of this call, York City police officers were fully engaged in a previous, ongoing critical incident investigation,” the police told station WGAL in a statement.
The problem was that during the wait, the students who’d been sitting on their porch got completely wrecked by the hooligans outside.
The attack has caught the attention of University of Maryland Athletics women’s lacrosse coach Brian Reese.
My thoughts and prayers go out to the members of York Women’s lacrosse team who were attacked in their houses. I’m very surprised this hasn’t been covered more in the media and especially the lacrosse media. Hope they bring the culprits to justice and the victims recover.
— Brian Reese (@breese34) September 17, 2026
“I remember looking at our friend in the knee brace when I got caught off guard and ripped by my hair off the porch,” one of the attacked students told WPMT. “From then, I was dragged to the stop sign and that’s when everyone jumped me.”
“I was getting kicked by probably 12 people at the same time,” the student continued. “Also at a disadvantage because I was wearing a tube top and had one arm holding my top up while I was getting kicked and punched in my face.”
The attack was so brutal the student blacked out twice.
“The first time was when I got kicked very hard in my ribs, and the second time I fully went lights out from a blow to the back of the head,” the student said. “I don’t exactly remember how I got out of it, but I was encircled by probably 30 people by myself getting video recorded while getting punched and kicked from every angle.”
According to the attacked students, a similar incident happened to one of their friends just two weeks ago.
“She told people to get off her porch, someone ran at her and pulled out her hair, and then she called the cops,” they said. “Yeah, the girl got arrested, but that was two weeks ago.”
“So, that shows it’s the same group of people who are non-students, and the cops haven’t done anything to protect us, and campus safety hasn’t done anything,” they added.
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V. Saxena is a staff writer with a decade of experience as a professional writer, and a lifetime of experience as an avid news junkie. He holds a degree in computer technology from Purdue University. Saxena also contributes to BizPac Review.
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