Tragic End in School Fight in ABD: Student Falls from 4th Floor...
In a high school in Los Angeles, a student lost his life after falling from the 4th floor during the commotion in the corridor following a fight.

After a fight between two students at Benjamin Franklin High School in Los Angeles, USA, one student died falling from the fourth floor. While an investigation into the incident was launched, the link between the student's fall and what happened during the fight had not yet been established.
Fight Started in Class
It was reported that the incident at the school in the Highland Park area occurred as the fourth class was ending. Footage showed two male students fighting in the classroom, while a teacher tried to separate them.

Followed in the Corridor
In the subsequent footage, one student was seen leaving the classroom and heading into the corridor, with the other following. Shortly thereafter, the moment one of the students fell from the fourth‑floor balcony was captured on camera. However, the footage did not reveal exactly what happened immediately before the fall.
Police Launch Investigation
Upon receiving a tip from students, the teams that arrived at the school determined that a student who fell from the 4th floor had lost his life. While the Los Angeles Police Department launched an investigation into the incident, it was announced that the police's current inquiries found no evidence indicating that the death resulted from a malicious act.
Witnesses Narrated the Incident
A student who claimed to have seen the incident said that he first heard a loud noise and then, when he looked up, saw students fighting. The witness later stated that one of the students had fallen from the 4th floor.
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