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Shea High School Violence
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Pawtucket--Recent violence at Shea High School in Pawtucket have both students and police on high alert.

It's etched in stone in front of the High School, "When anger arises - think of the consequences."

But within the past month, about a dozen students have been bullying classmates.

There have been five attacks recently- the latest to a sixteen-year-old boy who now suffers broken bones around his eyes.

Sergeant Roberto DaSilva says they are stepping up on security. "Our patrol division has been made aware of this.  They're going to dedicate more cars to ensure nothing else happens out there."

Police say all five attacks happened after school hours and away from school ground surveillance.

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