Father Describes School Bullying of His Son Jarvis

And it's not easy, ma'am. Yeah. It's not easy.

Your so- so- I'm here with him. Yeah. He's, he, he just one year.

Uh, he just came from Africa just one year ago.

Uh-huh. It was yesterday he got one year here. He's quiet.

He don't talk. Always on his phone. He's always on his phone.

Even he don't come to the hallway. He just sit in my, my, my, my, my bedroom on his phone.

He don't talk. Did he ever tell you he was having trouble with other kids at school?

It's only that day. It's only one day, and, like, it was, like, three days ago.

The prin- even the, it was the principal who told me, who called me.

He said two guys are, uh, uh, um, disturbing my son, so he has su- su- suspended the, the two guys.

My son is at school. He's innocent. So I call him. I talk with, with, with my son.

He said, "Dad, I'm okay." I said, "Should I come and pick you?" He say, "Oh, okay, I'm okay." That's it. And when he came home, I asked him, he said any time I'm going to lunch, the, uh, one, especially one of them always bully him.

I say, "Why? Why don't you..." He say, "Da, I always report them." He said he always report them.

And the, the, the, the principal told me, um, Jarvis is innocent. Uh, he wa- he was des- defending himself, so the other guy came and joined his brother, and, uh, the two of them got, uh, suspended.

I will tell them to, to, to, to give themselves to the police.

I, I, I don't, I don't, I don't think they, they, they are going to get, go free for killing an innocent child.