Vile high school students in California were filmed forcing a middle school boy to lick the bottom of one of their shoes after slapping him across the face.
Shocking footage shows the moment two unidentified bullies, aged 14 and 15, demand middle schooler Carter Lashaul to ‘lick that sh**.’
Adina Alaniz captured the foul footage on her home security cameras before running outside to console Lashaul who was left in tears after the incident. The teenagers have since been arrested.
The little boy is no longer able to walk home from school, his grandmother Bobbie Moorehead revealed.
‘Look what they did to him. How are you going to make someone lick your feet? Why would you do something like that? That’s not right,’ Moorehead told KGET.
Two unidentified California high school students, 14 and 15, were seen making middle schooler Carter Lashaul lick the sole of one of their shoes seconds after another slapped him
One of the bullies, dressed in khaki shorts and a black t-shirt forced Lashaul to get down and lick the bottom of his shoe (shown)
The incident occurred at a driveway in Bakersfield – around two hours outside of Los Angeles – on Monday. It is unclear how old the victim is but he appears younger than the other two boys in the clip.
Footage which was shared widely on social media shows Lashaul, dressed in a yellow t-shirt, surrounded by the two students.
He slowly walked toward one of them, dressed in khaki shorts and a black t-shirt as the teen told him: ‘Get down on the floor and lick that sh**.’
Adina Alaniz (pictured) ran out to console Lashaul after watching the horrific act on her home camera
Lashaul then got onto his knees in front of the teen, while the other one stepped toward him and slapped him across the face.
The other high school student then lifted up his foot while Lashaul appeared to lick the sole of his shoe before they walked away.
Lashaul then stood helplessly in Alaniz’s driveway as his cries were heard through the camera.
Alaniz quickly ran out to Lashual and asked him: ‘Are you ok?’
She told the outlet: ‘I thought I had got out there fast enough to prevent it but turns out it had already happened.’
Lashaul’s grandmother, Bobbie Moorehead (pictured), has decided her grandson will no longer walk home after the absurd incident
Just before he licked the shoe, Lashaul was brutally slapped across the face (pictured) by the other teen
‘Just from the beginning to the end – I can only imagine what he felt in that moment,’ she added.
Students at Golden Valley High School – where the bullies attend – are rallying to support the victim.
A crowd gathered outside to hold up signs in support of Lashaul, who attends a different school in the same district.
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‘There should be no bullying allowed, no violence, everybody is a human being, we all make mistakes, we all are flesh and blood – there should be no reason for somebody to belittle a person when we’re all humans at the end of the day. Simple,’ student Persaias Hollinquest, said as her classmates cheered her on.
On Tuesday, Kern High School District, which oversees the school said they ‘stand firmly against such behavior’ and do ‘not tolerate bullying.’
‘We are actively investigating this matter and are working closely with the Bakersfield Police Department and Kern High School District Police to address it appropriately,’ the district said.
Greenfield Union School District, which oversees Leon H. Ollivier Middle School – where Lashaul attends – also condemned the incident
‘Our number one priority is the wellbeing of our students and we have initiated an investigation.
The 14 and 15 year-old bullies are students at Golden Valley High School (right)
‘We would like to encourage families at this time to have a conversation with their students about anti-bullying,’ the district said.
The two teens involved have since been arrested for assault, false imprisonment and conspiracy, the Bakersfield Police Department told DailyMail.com. Their identities are unclear.
DailyMail.com contacted the superintendent at Kent High School District and Greenfield Union School District for comment.