Horrifying moment Marjory Stoneman Douglas student is slammed into the concrete on his head in brutal brawl: Parkland school was site of one of America's worst mass shootings

Horrifying footage sows the moment a student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas was brutally slammed into the grand on his head during a brawl.

The student was hospitalized with non life-threating injuries after the assault, which happened after school at the parking lot of a park near the high school, as reported by WSVN.

Coral Springs police said they responded to the incident on Tuesday at about 3pm. Students at the high school are reportedly given passes to park at the park.

Video of the fight shows a teen boy carrying the victim over his shoulder before he slams him on his head on the concrete, apparently rendering the student unconscious.  

The Parkland, Florida, school was the site of one of the nation's worst mass shootings - which left 17 students and staff dead n 2018.

Horrifying footage sows the moment a student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas was brutally slammed into the grand on his head during a brawl

The student was reportedly hospitalized after the assault 

A friend of the victim told local media that 15 people had chased him before the attack. 

At least two attackers are seen continuing to punch the victim after he was smashed into the ground. 

Three other teen boys then approach the student and appear to try to help him but he remains unresponsive. 

It's unclear whether all of the attackers are students at the school. 

Korey Sahlin, a parent at the school, wrote on X: 'It’s not just North Community Park! This is the Junior parking lot where our kids pay to park to go to SCHOOL . Our kids need to be protected and the kids who did this need to be arrested!!'

No arrests have been made but police are investigating. 

They have asked that anyone with information contact detective Kaban at [email protected].

Nicolas Cruz, now 24, was sentenced to life in prison in October for the Valentine's Day massacre at the high school.

The Parkland, Florida , school was the site of one of the nation's worst mass shootings. Gunman Nikolas Cruz killed 17 students and staff at the school in 2018

The shooting stunned the nation and reignited debate on gun control since Cruz had legally purchased the gun he used despite his history of mental issues

Jurors returned the verdict of recommending life in prison after just a day of deliberations and a three-months long trial that included graphic videos and photos, heart-wrenching testimony from victims' family members and a tour of the still blood-spattered school building. 

The massacre is the deadliest mass shooting that has ever gone to trial in the U.S. Nine other people in the U.S. who fatally shot at least 17 people died during or immediately after their attacks by suicide or police gunfire. 

The building where the shooting took place is set to be demolished next summer.  

The shooting stunned the nation and reignited debate on gun control since Cruz had legally purchased the gun he used despite his history of mental issues.

On March 24, 2018, nationwide marches inspired by school shooting survivors and parents of victims brought together 1.5 million people -- the largest public turnout ever in defense of stricter gun control laws in America.

But the Parkland shooting prompted no significant reform and gun sales have continued to rise.

There have been more mass shootings, including one in May that left 19 young children and two adults dead at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.

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