The Roca Berry Farm fight video assault suspects are not arrested at the moment. Who are they?
Roca Berry Farm is a tourist attraction and the oldest and largest Pumpkin patch in Lancaster County. However, the farm is making headlines for different reasons recently.
Two teenage girls were attacked by some unknown people on the farm.
Roca Berry Farm Fight Video – What Happened?
The Roca Berry Farm Fight Video has gone viral all over the internet.
Apparently, a group of other teenagers arrived with an intention to vandalize Roca Berry Farm. The farm officials claim that the group had intentions to harm the Roca Berry properties, staff as well as guests.
Unfortunately, two teenage girls (aged 13 and 14 years old) were assaulted on the farm. Some witnesses state that victims were beaten by both male and female teenagers in the parking area.
Some suspects even captured the incident on the video. And, the police have released some portions of the graphic clips.
In the now-viral video, the group of teenagers can be seen surrounding a single victim and punching her on the ground. While other people in the clip just laugh and swear at the situation.
Were Roca Berry Farm Assault Suspects Arrested?
No Roca Berry Farm assault video suspects have been arrested yet.
The police are still searching for the assaulters. They have also asked the citizens to provide information — if they have any- on the matter.
On the other hand, the victims stated that they have no idea why they were assaulted. They reportedly even don’t know the assaulted.
Thankfully, the girls did not sustain any serious injuries. They were transported to, treated, and released from the local hospital shortly after.
Furthermore, Roca Berry has made plans to tighten its security and ensure incidents like this never happen again.
Roca Berry Farm kicking video on Twitter and Facebook
The Roca Berry Farm kicking video is trending on Twitter and Facebook.
The police suspect that the incident might have been a manifestation of social media. Apparently, similar cases have been taking place everywhere due to a TikTok trend.
The officers claim that the trend involved teenagers vandalizing different properties for likes and views. The Lincoln police alone responded to 31 similar cases last week.
The case is still under investigation. And, police have increased the search.
You can contact Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office at (402) 441-6500 or anonymously via Crimestoppers at (402) 475-3600 if you have any information about the matter.