PHILIPSBURG:--- The School year is just a few weeks in, but police have had to tackle several instances of students physically attacking each other outside school premises, despite a decree issued by the Justice Minister prohibiting loitering in the vicinity of schools.
These incidents number approximately 10 school fights and in several, students were injured and had to be treated at Sint Maarten Medical Center (SMMC).
Police have also received information that a bus driver was allegedly blocked by a group of students and their friends in a car as they searched for another student.
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Police tackled approximately 10 school-related fights in past weeks.
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