Mother of stabbed Medford High School student speaks out

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A local news report details the aftermath of a stabbing incident at Medford High School, featuring safety concerns from the victim's mother. Authorities announced juvenile charges and increased police presence at the school.

  1. 0:00 Stabbing Incident and Family Response — The mother of 17-year-old victim Jordan Pineda reported that she does not feel safe sending her son back to school following a stabbing in a campus bathroom.
  2. 0:33 Law Enforcement and School Security Measures — Police confirmed that a juvenile has been arrested and charged in connection with the fight, and patrols will be increased at the school for the rest of the week.
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[Reporter]: from the mother of a student who was stabbed at Medford High School. 17-year-old Jordan Pineda spent the night in the hospital, but he's home now, and police say he was hurt during a fight that broke out inside the boy's bathroom. His mother telling WBZ that she doesn't feel safe sending her son back to school.

[Pineda]: moved a little bit up, he would have had to have major surgery. Is he going to be protected? Are kids going to retaliate? Is something else going to happen?

[Reporter]: The student who was arrested after the stabbing is being charged as a juvenile. Police tell us that there will be an increase in patrols at that school for the rest of the week.



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