10-year-old girl from South Carolina died after a fight with a classmate

The fifth-grader from South Carolina died on the morning of March 27 after a fight with a classmate.

Photo: GoFundMe

Rania Wright, a student of Forest Hills elementary school, died on 9: 39 on March 27 at South Carolina Medical University, two days after getting injured in a fight with another fifth-grade student, writes People.

A statement by Colleton County education officials said that the school "stopped the fight and called an ambulance."

According to the police, the weapon was not involved in the incident.

“This was a physical confrontation that occurred between two fifth-grade students at Forest Hills Elementary School,” said Colleton County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Shalane Laws.

Lawes said that the investigation was ongoing, no arrests or charges were made.

At the same time, the school stated that the second student who participated in the brawl was suspended from class until the investigation was completed.

According to Lawes, an autopsy that will determine the cause of death of an 10-year-old girl is scheduled for March 29.

According to the police report on the incident, on March 25 about 13: 00 were summoned to the school by police officers, law enforcement officers were told about a “fainted girl”. When they arrived, Rania was in the nurse's office, the girl was unconscious, but she was breathing.

Her heartbroken mother Ashley Wright was constantly sharing information about her daughter’s status on Facebook.

26 March she shared a photo of her daughter connected to a life support apparatus. In addition to asking for prayer, Ashley also warned other parents to be vigilant about the bullying that she said led to the trauma of her daughter.

School officials described the girl as an "excellent student."

“She enjoyed writing, spending time with her friends, playing basketball and loved being a big sister,” the school said.

On the portal GoFundMe A page was opened to raise funds for medical and funeral expenses to help the Rania family. At the time of writing, more than 41 thousands of dollars were collected there.

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